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Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Reports 31.5% Return, Highlights Moderna and SpaceX

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The Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust reported strong results, achieving a 31.5% total return on net asset value for the six months ending September 30. The trust highlighted its investments in SpaceX, Anthropic, and Moderna as standout holdings. Moderna's shares nearly tripled in August after its personalized cancer vaccine succeeded in a late-stage melanoma trial.

From heraldscotland.com

Why it matters

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The strong performance of the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, which is managed by Baillie Gifford, validates its investment strategy. The success of Moderna's cancer vaccine trial drove a massive market valuation increase for the biotechnology company.

From heraldscotland.com

Who's involved

  • Scottish Mortgage Investment TrustInvestment trust that posted strong results and highlighted key holdings
  • Baillie GiffordInvestment management firm that formally manages the trust
  • ModernaBiotechnology company whose personalized cancer vaccine success was highlighted
  • SpaceXAerospace company highlighted as a standout investment in the trust's portfolio

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  • The trust's strong results could validate its investment strategy and boost its overall performance.

  • Baillie GiffordSpeculative

    The strong performance of the fund managed by Baillie Gifford could boost its investment thesis.

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