Description

The Janus Henderson Contrarian Fund allocates a minimum of 80% of its total investment capital (comprising net assets and any borrowed funds) to common stocks. Its primary objective is to achieve substantial long-term capital appreciation. The portfolio manager employs a contrarian strategy, meticulously identifying businesses whose share prices are trading at a significant discount to their estimated fair value. The expectation is that the intrinsic worth of these companies will grow consistently over time. The fund maintains flexibility in its investments, considering companies of all sizes – from established, large-cap corporations to smaller, emerging growth enterprises. It should be noted that this fund maintains a concentrated portfolio, as it is non-diversified.