Scott Bedford

Peninsula Capital Management employs a long/short investment strategy with the primary objective of achieving superior returns across all market cycles, with an emphasis on the preservation of capital. The firm invests mainly in the stocks of US companies in the energy minerals, electronic technology and technology services sectors. They use fundamental research to identify under followed, growth companies with low valuations that are operating in industries with improving fundamentals. Peninsula employs a fundamental stock selection that is based on quantitative, qualitative and price performance analyses. The firm's quantitative screening process focuses on earnings surprises that reflect an inflection point in a company's business which is evident in both the company's fundamentals and actual stock performance. They use qualitative methods to analyze earnings quality and to identify trends in other business fundamentals. Peninsula seeks to understand how each stock fits into its peer group and how each relates to the market as a whole. The firm's investment strategy is based on the belief that by systematically allocating capital towards investments with accelerating or decelerating earnings revisions, they can capture the actual inflection point which translates into immediate profits.

Closed-End Investment Fund/Investment Trust

Functions as a College/University

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