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FFM Fund Newsletter - Sep 2025
The topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI), however, remains unavoidable. Many market commentators are arguing that this is becoming a bubble.
The difference between AI and the internet craze, and it is a very important point, is that AI-related companies are making incredible amounts of money and are incredibly profitable. Valuations may be stretched, but these companies can at least be valued on something else than price to clicks, as was the case with internet companies ba
Sep 172 min read


FFM Fund Newsletter - Aug 2025
For the first time this year, no major announcements came out of the White House. That said, verbal agreements were made with key trading partners, such as the EU and Japan. Still, it remains unclear how the U.S. plans to enforce some of the promises made, particularly those related to investment commitments in the U.S.
Aug 141 min read


FFM Fund Newsletter - Jul 2025
On July 4, the Retaliatory Tax Provision, which would have granted the U.S. government authority to impose a surtax of up to 20% on U.S.-source income (such as dividends, interest, royalties, capital gains) earned by foreign persons or companies, was scrapped from the final version, which was very important for foreign investors.
Jul 182 min read


FFM Fund Newsletter - Jun 2025
although tariffs on China, for example, have been reduced, they are still elevated, and we have seen no clear indication of a rebound in activity in the Port of Long Beach/Los Angeles. 30% (or whatever the final rate may be) may seem a godsend compared to 145%, but it is still incredibly high and a potential death knell for quite a few US importers.
Jun 132 min read
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