English term
Fund's holdings
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He doubled his money in his fund’s holdings of that company and took profits from Apple.
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Proposed translations
cf. phrase
J'ai trouvé un passage d'un texte avec une phrase très similaire à la vôtre:
"Strong returns also helped Leon Cooperman of Omega Advisors, which oversees $7.3 billion in assets. He doubled his money in his fund’s holdings of Sprint Nextel and took profits from Apple when he sold the fund’s entire 266,000-share stake in the fourth quarter. "
=> autrement dit, le gérant en question fait une plus-value latente (non réalisée) de 100% sur la participation de son fonds dans l'entreprise X et a pris ses bénéfices sur Apple (...)
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