Compounders Podcast

Investing in Dislocations with Andy Kurita of Kettle Hill Capital Management

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My guest on the show today is Andy Kurita, the Portfolio Manager at Kettle Hill Capital Management. Andy has a track record in long-short investing in small cap US equities that goes back to the early 2000s. We haven’t had many managers who actively short on the podcast and I was curious to hear from Andy about:

  • How Kettle Hill is differentiated versus other hedge funds;
  • What he thinks about the small cap investing landscape today;
  • The difference between a stock that fits in the long book versus in the short book;
  • What it has been like to be a short investor in recent years; and
  • How he thinks about concentration and risk management.
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