Which fund ? They have the polar technology fund already
Not a fund. The company itself.
Just looked them up. They have a lot of assets under management across multiple funds. I already hold their technology fund. I would be very interested to have shares in the holding company.
Yield is sitting at around 7.75% at the moment with good dividend growth.
This is a definite bonus to have in your portfolio.
My mistake for not reading the post properly. I can see the ticker now
Polar Capital Holdings plc is a research driven investment management. company providing a highly entrepreneurial environment for. outstanding portfolio managers within a structure that offers. a level of marketing, administrative and operational support. normally found in much larger organisations.
Been trying to find out what the holdings specific to this ticker are but it doesnāt seem like thatās available right now.
Does anyone know why this stock is dropping in price so much?
All of their funds are taking a beating due to increase in inflation and overall market wobble.
Means less performance fees and assets under management for them.
Thanks for that MW
Ā£11.20 divi for my small holding 
15% in a day? Whatās happening here then?
I have a rule on investing, once returns reach 20% I look to sell and invest elsewhere.
With luck Iāll be able to buy some more Phoenix at sub Ā£5. Failing that maybe more Lloyds at sub 50p.
best advice ever 
Some of the best minds in this space would disagree with you on thisā¦
āSelling your winners and holding your losers is like cutting the flowers and watering the weedsā is probably one of Peter Lynchās most famous quotes. It packs a lot of wisdom in a relatively small number of words. Itās so good that even Warren Buffett (Trades, Portfolio) of Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRK.A, Financial) (BRK.B, Financial) called Lynch to ask if he could use the quote.
It is not what was advocated. There was no mention of holding losers.
If you keep simple rule of waiting until shares are up 20% before selling them then youāll end up holding all the shares that havenāt gone anywhere and selling the ones that do well. Personally if you were going to follow simple rule like this then Iād do the exact opposite - sell the shares that go down by 20% and reinvest proceeds in the ones that are doing well!
In Gna take the money and run this time.
Iāve decided to prioritise holidays and paying off the mortgage rather than trying to grow the portfolio.
Iām not worried if I miss out on potential profit just donāt fancy making any more big losses.