FEET.L Share Price (FEET)

I beat the index consistently. Although the index is the one supplied by freetrade I didn't choose it myself. Its the FTSE ALL WORLD ETF (£VWRL).
I am guessing but I would say I have 25% in frontier markets. Bank of Georgia (up 68% since April) Georgia Capital up 8% since April but on 60% discount and a couple of Vietnam investment trusts.
I managed to beat the index by NOT buy dogs like FEET. It has been poor right from day one. I have watched it but never saw anything good about it.
On the other hand I bought Smithson during the crash was and i emphasise was up 126% on this before the rotation still up 45% ish.
So for those who want to beat the index all you need is.....Luck.
I will have to beat the index for more than 2.5 years 5 at least before I can remove the word luck.

Reading the RNS it looks like TS is trying to put a positive spin on this - i.e. aren't we great deciding to liquidate this fund- positive return since 2014 etc..
If I learned anything from this dog of a fund it's that active management rarely works despite the big names with their (supposedly) superior insights and angles . Much better to stick to index trackers and a few individual large caps.

I'll be sending my invoice to Terry for this bit of high quality strategic advice...........

They might as well wind it up.....and return the NAV discount to long suffering holders.

This funds value has barely remained static over the last five years. I finally sold my shares at a small loss after holding for a number of years. Trading volumes are very low and there is no sign of the NAV discount reducing.