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Home / Top News / 3.7% SVVC Shareholder Rawleigh Ralls Issues Statement to Firsthand Technology Value Fund Directors Kimun Lee, Greg Burglin, Nicholas Petredis and Rodney Yee, Whom Mr. Ralls Believes Have for Years RUBBER STAMPED EXCESSIVE FEES AND DISMAL INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE
3.7% SVVC Shareholder Rawleigh Ralls Issues Statement to Firsthand Technology Value Fund Directors Kimun Lee, Greg Burglin, Nicholas Petredis and Rodney Yee, Whom Mr. Ralls Believes Have for Years RUBBER STAMPED EXCESSIVE FEES AND DISMAL INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE
Mr. Ralls Urges “Independent” Directors to
TERMINATE FAILING FUND MANAGEMENT BEFORE
REMAINING ASSETS
ARE SQUANDERED OR SIPHONED-OFF AS FEES
BOULDER, Colo. and SAN JOSE, Calif., May 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The following is a statement from Firsthand Technology Fund (Nasdaq: SVVC) 3.7% shareholder Rawleigh Ralls regarding his views on the Fund’s independent board members, Kimun Lee, Greg Burglin, Nicholas Petredis and Rodney Yee a
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Kevin Landis Firsthand Technology Opportunities Fund doubled its benchmark and investors money in 2020.
He told Business Insider how he finds stocks in new and rapidly developing markets that help him deliver outstanding growth.
He also explained why his main method of electric-vehicle investment is in LED-lighting maker Cree, not Tesla.
The thing that set many of 2020 s top investors apart isn t a secret. It s just Tesla.
For example, most of the best fund managers of this year counted the electric-car giant as their largest or second-largest holding. There s no shame in being on the right side of one of the most-debated stocks of modern times when the argument is settled.