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Name Anupama means beautiful; unique, unparalleled; without equal.
Work made with stock images and images of mine.
Stocks used: 45 different photos.
Taken in the Meon Valley,Hampshire
The hill on the skyline is known as Old Winchester Hill.
Best seen LARGE
This reservoir is situated at the head of the Hodder valley in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, England (historically in the West Riding of Yorkshire until 1974). It provides water mainly for Blackpool and the Fylde coast. The reservoir has a fly-fishing club which is very popular in the summer months and a small cafe which is popular with walkers.
Svema FN64@25 expired 2/94; HC110[H]16@68F; Rolleiflex Automat.
What do you call this artifact of old film stocks? "Full of Stars?"
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"Let's be no stoics nor no stocks, I pray;
Or so devote to Aristotle's checks
As Ovid be an outcast quite abjured:
Balk logic with acquaintance that you have,
And practise rhetoric in your common talk;
Music and poesy use to quicken you;
The mathematics and the metaphysics,
Fall to them as you find your stomach serves you;
No profit grows where is no pleasure ta'en:
In brief, sir, study what you most affect."
(William Shakespeare: Love's Labour's Lost, Act 1, Scene 1)
Alsace
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I came across this Victorian memorial while taking a bijou amble through the Rock Cemetary.
Bleach bypass in camera filter, LUMIX S5 ll and the 85mm f1.8
Spring is on the way. Some trees, like the bauhenia are beginning to burst into pale pink. These stocks filled the house with their wonderful fragrance until yesterday when they started to stink unpleasantly. Compost now, isn't nature wonderful. Here I have stuck them between two pages, or textures if you will. One is by Leschick here
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and the other is called 'shoegazing' and is by NKL
My, what a lovely perfume they have ! I believe the main ones are doubles, while the ones at the left are single Stocks. All have a nice perfume.
Skippy Stocks Up unsettled weather and the squirrel's and birds came by to stock up on bird seed, they were right, now raining hard, shot in North Carolina.
A sunny afternoon stroll in my garden. This strong rapidly growing tomato transplant is enveloping a purple stocks plant.
With the major stock indexes at or near all-time highs, Fidelity’s Will Danoff says he is redoubling his focus on small- and mid-cap stocks with high growth potential.
Following his longstanding belief that a stock’s price follows the actual and expected earnings per share of the underlying company over time, Fidelity Portfolio Manager Will Danoff says he has intensified his efforts to find small- and mid-caps that have high potential for growth.
“Mid- and small-cap companies can often grow faster and longer than their big-cap brethren simply because their starting point is so much smaller,” says Danoff, who's helmed Fidelity® Contrafund® (FCNTX) since 1990. “In addition, SMID-caps can often innovate faster and capitalize on emerging trends more directly than larger companies.”
The fund is an opportunistic, diversified equity strategy with a large-cap growth bias. Will relies on in-depth bottom-up fundamental analysis to choose companies that can deliver durable multiyear earnings growth that is not accurately reflected in the stocks’ current valuation.
In particular, he emphasizes companies with “best of breed” qualities, including those with a strong competitive position, a high return on capital, solid free-cash-flow generation and a management team that is a disciplined steward of shareholder capital.
The fund is dominated by well-known large-cap growth names that headline its benchmark, the S&P 500® index. Will explains that his interest in SMID-caps is based on his goal of generating alpha and to more fully understand industry dynamics that affect companies of all sizes.
In Will’s view, many of the largest-cap companies have appreciated faster than their underlying EPS growth. He cites personal-electronics maker Apple (AAPL) as an example. “The stock gained 34% for the 18 months ending October 31, but EPS increased only 12%. So I am looking for opportunities where valuations are less stretched,” he says.
SMIDs are sometimes less well-known, so their valuation can improve as they grow and are discovered, according to Danoff, noting that the most appealing companies can benefit from faster EPS growth and an expanding earnings multiple.
Danoff says he is particularly keen on select companies that emerged during the late-2020 initial public offering frenzy. “Some have now grown steadily for three or four years, are battle tested, and often at the same or only slightly higher valuation as when they went public,” he points out.
As examples of what he is looking for, he specifically cites three faster-growing non-index names, all based in the United States. Software maker Samsara (IOT) provides asset-tracking systems for transportation firms, construction companies and government agencies. It first issued shares in 2021. Duolingo (DUOL), also a public company since 2021, is a provider of language-teaching apps. Reddit (RDDT) is a social-media business that went public in March 2024.
All are fund holdings as of October 31, and Danoff is optimistic their impact down the road can be big, along with other SMID-caps. “Working with the Fidelity research department, we are looking throughout the world for fast-growing, well-managed companies that the fund can own for many years and that we think have the potential to become mega-cap companies,” he concludes.
For specific fund information, including full holdings, please click on the fund trading symbol above.
Will Danoff
Portfolio Manager
Will Danoff joined Fidelity as an equity research analyst in 1986, after graduating from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He covered the retail industry and managed the Fidelity Select Retailing Portfolio from 1986 to 1989.
Mr. Danoff served as the portfolio assistant for the Magellan Fund in 1989 and 1990, before being asked to manage the Fidelity Contrafund in September 1990. The fund is the largest solely managed active equity mutual fund in the world. Contrafund strategies1 have more than $236 billion in assets.
Mr. Danoff started Fidelity Advisor New Insights Fund in 2003, which has grown to $24 billion. He currently comanages the fund with Nidhi Gupta. He started Fidelity Series Opportunistic Insights Fund in 2012, which has grown to $11 billion.
In addition, Mr. Danoff resumed management of the $24 billion Fidelity VIP Contrafund in May 2018, a portfolio he launched in 1995 before handing off to colleagues in 2007. He co-manages that fund with Matthew Drukker.
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A set of stocks, dated from the 18th century, on Chapel-en-le-Frith marketplace in the Peak Distrct.
No its not the lock, stock and barrel but a different lock and stocks. Lend me your head and see how comfortable you are bent over all night with thy head in the stocks. Fort Gibson, OK Old stockade
It's cold, very wet and grey here today; I bought some scented stocks on my way home this morning to cheer the spirits! :-)
shot taken of the stencils of my grandaughter Margo's old bedroom, but with walls coming down and the remaining stud work casting very strong shadow onto the wall of her previous playroom, I very much felt from her reactions that I was documenting her highway through to her new life in another house....for me at least a rather emotional journey.
The stocks date from 1935 when the adjacent tree was planted by the Parish Council to replace the Constable Wick tree which had stood there since around 1640.
The Swift had appeared in the Square about ten minutes before the photo was taken.
Child: www.deviantart.com/cathleentarawhiti/art/Stock-children-4...
We all have heard about "Walking the Dog", but walking the elephant? This must be something new :)
Have a great Sunday and a new week ahead dear friends.
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