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Langdon Partners' Q2 2026 investor letter for the Langdon Global Smaller Companies Strategy revealed a 9.4% return, lagging behind the MSCI World Small Cap Net Index's 17.0% gain, with a year-to-date return of -10.7% versus the index's 35.3%. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. Despite the improvement, the seven-percentage point lag behind the benchmark is considered disappointing, and year-to-date performance is still below long-term expectations. The market sends signals through share prices, where rising prices indicate improvement and falling prices suggest decline. However, blindly following these signals can be misleading. The portfolio's performance reflected this, with technology lagging and consumer discretionary stocks performing well. The quarter emphasized that market expectations can shift quickly, demanding careful ***** sment of a business's long-term earning potential. Also, check the fund's top five holdings to see its best picks in 2026.
In its Q2 2026 investor letter, Langdon Global Smaller Companies Strategy highlighted YETI Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:YETI). YETI Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:YETI) is a US-based outdoor products company known for coolers, drinkware, and gear. On August 26, 2026, YETI Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:YETI) closed at $41.78 per share, reflecting a market capitalization of $3.05 billion. YETI Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:YETI) posted a one‑month return of -15.18%, while its shares gained 20.78% over the past 52 weeks.
Langdon Global Smaller Companies Strategy stated the following regarding YETI Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:YETI) in its Q2 2026 investor letter:
"Elsewhere, portfolio performance was considerably stronger. Consumer discretionary holdings contributed 4.0%, outperforming the benchmark sector by approximately 2.7 percentage points, while financial holdings also added positively on both an absolute and relative basis. Watches of Switzerland was the largest individual contributor, followed by YETI Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:YETI) and DO & CO. Goosehead Insurance, L1 Group and several other holdings also made meaningful positive contributions.
Markets are forward-looking, but their horizon is elastic. When uncertainty rises, the market's gaze into the future shortens. Investors begin to demand immediate clarity, effectively penalizing long-duration ***** ets. By compressing its time horizon, the market discounts far-off cash flows at a much higher rate. This change in investor behaviour can produce a significant decline in a share price, even when the business's long-term earning power has changed relatively little. For long-term investors, these moments of shortened market duration deserve intense attention.

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