That is an interesting coincidence. I'm surprised that Cornell hasn't been more profitable, although what we see is just the realized net gain, which doesn't include unrealized gains:
Net gain + income: 23.4MM Size of fund: 200MM+
I'd also bet that they unload a bunch of losers at fiscal year end to reduce their cap gains hit for shareholders.
It would be nice if we could get a glimpse at Cornell's full portfolio, but I don't think they have to file one with the SEC....yet.
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