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The headline of the article is a bit sensationalist. Mentioning the order of magnitude of the assets under management (about $1.5B) gives no indication of the h
by totalZero 6y ago
The headline of the article is a bit sensationalist. Mentioning the order of magnitude of the assets under management (about $1.5B) gives no indication of the head count, profitability, revenue, or local/state tax contribution for this company. For all we know, Smead Capital only employs a dozen people in the USA.
- filmgirlcw 6y agoThe fund literally only invests in stocks like Amex, Discovery, Home Depot, and Target. It’s by all accounts a very small asset management company that has a few big whale clients. Good luck attracting the same level of whales in Phoenix as you would in Seattle, when your potential client base is full of major hire-on grants at places like Microsoft and Amazon.