Brenham Capital is having a stunning year. The Texas-based fund, which concentrates on energy stocks, has chalked up a gain of 19.9% for the year to the end of September outperforming all relevant benchmarks. Since inception (Jan 2012) the fund has returned 144.5%, net of fees. Over the same period, the S&P 500 Energy Index and the Russell 2000 Energy Index have posted negative returns. The fund was up 23% last year. Brenham: Longest Long In Crude Oil Cornwall Capital Shorts E&Ps Ahead Of Bankruptcy Since inception (Jan 2012) the fund has returned 144.5%, net of fees. Over the same period, the…
Oil-Focused Brenham Capital Continues To Charge Ahead With 20% YTD Return After 23% 2015 Gain; Short Rowan
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