(Bloomberg) -- Nancy Tooke, the third manager of
Eaton Vance Corp.'s Tax Managed Small Cap Growth Fund since 2003,
is turning the fund around after a six-year slump.
The fund ranks first this year in its class of 235
competitors after rising 17 percent, data compiled by Bloomberg
show. The 60-year-old Tooke revived performance by investing in
what she calls ``unloved, undervalued'' companies such as
seismic-data designer Input/Output Inc. and ball-bearings maker
RBC Bearings Inc. Shares of Input/Output surged 67 percent in the
past year and RBC Bearings advanced 54 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
Eaton Vance Corp.'s Tax Managed Small Cap Growth Fund since 2003,
is turning the fund around after a six-year slump.
The fund ranks first this year in its class of 235
competitors after rising 17 percent, data compiled by Bloomberg
show. The 60-year-old Tooke revived performance by investing in
what she calls ``unloved, undervalued'' companies such as
seismic-data designer Input/Output Inc. and ball-bearings maker
RBC Bearings Inc. Shares of Input/Output surged 67 percent in the
past year and RBC Bearings advanced 54 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
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