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# Investor's Round Table: SDRY, DOCS, CTO, MONY, RFX, POLR, ASHM, PMI (21/04/24)
- URL: https://www.rolandhead.com/podcasts/investors-round-table-sdry-docs-cto-mony-rfx-polr-ashm-pmi-21-04-24/
- Published: 2024-04-27T11:16:28.000Z
- Updated: 2024-04-27T11:16:28.000Z
- Description: Mark Simpson, Graham Neary and I discuss UK shares including MoneySupermarket, Ramsdens Holdings and asset managers Ashmore, Polar Capital and Premier Miton.
- Author: Roland Head
- Tags: Podcasts

I've been back in the studio with my podcast co-hosts and fellow private investors Graham Neary and Mark Simpson. 

In the latest episode of the Investor's Round Table, we took a look at the recent setbacks at fashion firms **Superdry (SDRY)** and **Dr Martens (DOCS)** and discussed whether we could see value in either stock at current levels.

In our regular slots on featured stocks, we covered the investment case for **Moneysupermarket.com Group (MONY)** and **Ramsdens Holdings (RFX)**. 

Graham also provided a review of recent updates from fund managers **Polar Capital (POLR)**, **Ashmore (ASHM)** and **Premier Miton (PMI)**. With AUM starting to rise at many UK asset managers, we considered the case for investing in this sector and discussed a couple of possible approaches we might use to gain exposure.

*Please note that my comments reflect *my personal views* and are *not investment advice* or recommendations. Please do your own research or seek professional advice. Full disclaimer* [***here***](https://www.rolandhead.com/podcasts/investors-round-table-hl-cbg-plus-jet2/#disclaimer)***.***

**As always, thank you for listening. Please do get in touch if you have any comments or questions you'd like us to answer in a future episode.**

Roland Head

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