DBI & PPS, MM thoughts

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Question asked 20/08/2021

DBI & PPS, MM thoughts

James ,

Would like to know your feelings regarding ASX:DBI and also ASX:PPS . I am Looking to hold some liquidity for future investment and would like to get an idea if these 2 have run their course for the time being , in a general sense of course . Both are in the black as far as we are concerned. Thanks again for your insight it is continuing to yield good results

Thanks Gavin

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Hi Gavin,

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) – we believe this port and infrastructure services business looks great and a test of $2.40, or higher, feels close at hand.

Praemium (PPS) – We are comfortable to remain long in our Emerging Companies Portfolio but the risk / reward no longer has MM excited to add to our existing position.

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