Not only has this fund outperformed over each of the last 5 years, but  in particular in 2007 when many other outstanding managers stumbled. He did this with 60% in large caps.  Put another way, he made good profits by still having 40% in small and midcaps, at a time when they began to underperform the stockmarket as a whole.  The manager Tom Dobell isn't just an investor. He holds stock taking a long view, and see's his role as much as a business partner, looking to be an active investor over years. 

This is a medium risk UK stockmarket fund, which maintains a decent balance across the whole of the stockmarket.  It is a core holding for growth investors.  

To achieve capital growth, through primarily investing in a diversified range of companies which are going through a difficult period or whose future prospects are not fully recognised by the market.