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Gabelli's aim is to find companies that should be more highly valued

The GAM Gamco North American fund, managed by Mario Gabelli of US-based Gabelli Associates, is run on a value-orientated, low-risk basis. It is ranked 11 out of 117 in the North American offshore sector over three years, with a 52.2% return over that period. Over one year, the fund ranks eight out of 197, having managed to maintain capital by creeping up 3.79% over that period. Gabelli and his team of 15 analysts try to find companies that are under-researched and ought to be more highly valued, according to his quantitative and qualitative analysis. The whole family of funds run by th...

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