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Munitions Restocking

Munitions restocking covers the artillery, missiles, and propellant being replaced after inventories were drawn down faster than they could be built. Capacity expansion here is slow and capital intensive.

11 stocks

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	% of Portfolio	Status
1951	PTC Petrus Trust Company Dallas, Texas	$0	-$277K	–	Closed
1952	PointState Capital New York	$0	-$89.6M	–	Closed
1953	PAM Premier Asset Management Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$589K	–	Closed
1954	PAM Princeton Alpha Management Princeton Junction, New Jersey	$0	-$1.31M	–	Closed
1955	PA Probity Advisors Dallas, Texas	$0	-$207K	–	Closed
1956	QAM Quantres Asset Management Cayman, Cayman Islands	$0	-$476K	–	Closed
1957	Sageworth Trust Lancaster, Pennsylvania	$0	-$22K	–	Closed
1958	SCM Segantii Capital Management Hong Kong	$0	-$53K	–	Closed
1959	Soros Fund Management New York	$0	-$5.58M	–	Closed
1960	TH Timber Hill Greenwich, Connecticut	$0	-$2M	–	Closed
1961	TW Transform Wealth Greenwood Village, Colorado	$0	-$1.97M	–	Closed
1962	USGIU U.S. Global Investors (USGI) San Antonio, Texas	$0	-$1.88M	–	Closed
1963	VFPI Vantage Financial Partners (Illinois) Arlington Heights, Illinois	$0	-$225K	–	Closed
1964	Viking Global Investors Stamford, Connecticut	$0	-$164M	–	Closed
1965	Voloridge Investment Management Jupiter, Florida	$0	-$7.72M	–	Closed
1966	Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services Plymouth, Minnesota	$0	-$3.59M	–	Closed
1967	Xact Kapitalforvaltning Stockholm, Sweden	$0	-$10.2M	–	Closed