What is Barton Investment Management’s portfolio gain since Jun 2013?
Barton Investment Management’s portfolio gain since Jun 2013 was 236.21%.
What is Barton Investment Management’s Sharpe Ratio?
Barton Investment Management’s Sharpe Ratio is 2.69.
What is Barton Investment Management’s portfolio value?
Barton Investment Management’s portfolio value is $799.69M.
What is Barton Investment Management’s average return since the fund’s last 13F filing?
Barton Investment Management’s average return since the fund’s last 13F filing is 8.81%.
What was Barton Investment Management’s average return in the last 12 months?
Barton Investment Management’s average return in the last 12 months was 48.02%.
What was Barton Investment Management’s average return in the last 3 years?
Barton Investment Management’s average return in the last 3 years was 26.66%.
When was the most recent most recent 13F form submitted by Barton Investment Management?
Barton Investment Management's most recent 13F form was submitted on Sep 30, 2024.
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What is J. Barton Riley Net Worth?
J. Barton Riley is Managing Barton Investment Management which has a net worth of $799.69M.
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