On November 8, 2023, Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson published a reply to the TASIS Switzerland and TASIS Foundation board of directors responding to their recent support and promotion of woke ideologies at the school.
To read the full letter, click here or see below.
Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson: A reply to the TASIS Switzerland and The TASIS Foundation board of directors by amvona on Scribd
Q3 Net returns: (18.35) percent - YTD Net Returns: 162.48 percent
Jericho, New York, October 18, 2023 —Lemelson Capital Management, LLC (LCM), today announced Q3 and YTD 2023 financial results.
In the Q3 period ending September 30, 2023, performance was minus (18.35) percent net of all fees and expenses based on preliminary unaudited results.1 The S&P 500 TR (the "benchmark"), which includes the reinvestment of dividends, returned minus (3.28) percent during the same period.
In the YTD period ending September 30, 2023, performance was 162.48 percent net of all fees and expenses based on preliminary unaudited results. The S&P 500 TR (the "benchmark"), which includes the reinvestment of dividends, returned 13.06 percent during the same period.
"We are satisfied with our YTD 2023 returns as well as the significant additional gains experienced in early Q4, 2023," said Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson, Chief Investment Officer, LCM. "However, YTD 2023 results are an outlier and are unlikely to be repeated in the future," Lemelson cautioned.
LCM will host an investor conference call on the Q3 and YTD 2023 financial results today at 8:30 a.m. EST. This call will also be available for replay for approximately two weeks after that. Register for the call here.
On October 14, 2023, Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson published an open letter to the TASIS Foundation board of directors responding to the Sex and Relationship Education (RSE) curriculum at TASIS Switzerland.
To read the full letter, click here or see below.
Lemelson Capital Management To Host Q3 2023 Investor Conference Call On October 18, 2023
Please note that The Fund is currently closed to new investors.
There are a limited number of lines available. This call is expected to be oversubscribed.
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Rev. Father Emmanuel Lemelson and Lemelson Capital Mgmt., LLC v. Securities and Exchange Commission
Shelburn, VT (August 1, 2023) – Whistleblower and activist investor Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson (Lemelson) has filed for a writ of certiorari in Lemelson, et al. v. SEC, asking the U.S. Supreme Court to grant his petition in an unprecedented nine-year legal battle with the SEC over Ligand Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: LGND).
To access the full writ of certiorari, click here or see on Scribd below.
This follows a November 2021 federal jury trial that cleared Lemelson of all fraud charges that were alleged by the SEC in a baseless 2018 complaint.
“The Supreme Court must uphold its legacy of safeguarding First Amendment rights.” Said Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson. “The SEC’s concerted effort to use litigation to "silence" a whistleblower, fueled in part by inappropriate lobbying and prosecutors bent on ignoring the Constitution, is utterly shameful,” Lemelson added.
The 2021 federal jury specifically found that Fr. Lemelson did not “intentionally or recklessly engage in a scheme to defraud, or any act, practice, or course of business which operates or would operate as a fraud or deceit.” The jury also determined that he did not defraud his own investors, even under a lower negligence standard, and that his harshest statements about Ligand’s insolvency were not untrue.
Lemelson, in 2014, issued five critical reports and gave several interviews about Ligand, making hundreds of allegations, including business, accounting, and securities fraud against the company and filing five whistleblower reports. His criticism proved prescient as Ligand’s stock price subsequently fell precipitously.
Lemelson continued publicly criticizing Ligand and the SEC (for their inaction on what he called “The Ligand Fraud”) through 2018, including publishing two open letters to Congress.
For its part, Ligand quietly enlisted a former high-ranking SEC official and a sitting US Congressman (who was later criminally indicted) to “lean on” the SEC to investigate, using baseless allegations against Lemelson. In trial testimony, John Higgins, the former CEO of Ligand, acknowledged that the company's executives wanted Lemelson “silenced for good.”
Eventually, the SEC charged Lemelson with fraud in 2018. Although a jury rejected all of SEC’s fraud allegations, it found that one sentence and one sentence fragment, about a different company that he didn’t trade in, and embedded in his 56 pages of written reports and one two-second comment in an online interview were purportedly misleading.
The U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts then held Fr. Lemelson liable for violating the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and SEC Rule 10b-5. It fined Fr. Lemelson $160,000 and barred him from making similar statements for five years.
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About Lemelson Capital Mangement, LLC and Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson
Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson is a Greek-Orthodox Priest, whistleblower, activist investor, and CIO of Lemelson Capital Management, LLC, a private investment management firm focused on deep value and special situation investments.
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H1 2023 net returns of 221.51 percent
Shelburne, Vermont, July 13, 2023 —Lemelson Capital Management, LLC (LCM), today announced financial results for H1 2023. In the first half ended June 30, 2023, performance was 221.51 percent net of all fees and expenses based on preliminary unaudited results.1 The S&P 500 TR (the "benchmark"), which includes the reinvestment of dividends, returned 16.89 percent during the same period.
"We concluded H1 2023 with better than average returns and have significant additional gains in early Q3, 2023," said Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson, Chief Investment Officer, LCM. "However, H1 2023 results were an outlier, and are unlikely to be repeated in the future," Lemelson cautioned.
Lemelson Capital Management To Host H1 2023 Investor Conference Call On July 14, 2023
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“…take the emphasis off one’s self. What must seem like a radical notion in today’s society, that we don’t belong to ourselves, that not even our bodies are our own, is the polar opposite of what everything our society is telling us,” Lemelson said. “Love does not affirm misleading and false facts…. we have to be very, very cautious about anything that affirms, under the false guise of compassion, a need to follow through with any harm towards the body, mutilation, self-harm,” Lemelson continued.
Watch the full segment on The Central TV Show below (4 min. 27 sec. mark and 5 min mark).
Q1 2023 net returns of 218 percent
Shelburne, Vermont, April 11, 2023 —Lemelson Capital Management, LLC (LCM), today announced financial results for Q1 2023. In the quarter ending March 31, 2023, performance was 218 percent net of all fees and expenses based on preliminary unaudited results.1 The S&P 500 TR (the "benchmark"), which includes the reinvestment of dividends, returned 7.5 percent during the same period.
"We concluded Q1 2023 with better than average returns and are satisfied with our long-term performance," said Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson, Chief Investment Officer, LCM. "However, Q1 2023 was an outlier, and Investors should not expect this sort of performance in the future," Lemelson cautioned.
Lemelson Capital Management To Host Q1 2023 Investor Conference Call On April 12, 2023
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Lemelson Capital Management To Host Q4 2022 Investor Conference Call On January 18, 2023
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For the last few weeks, there were dreams of death. As shared with Presbytera, there was no escape from these dreams. The last time there was such a dream, a friend had passed away. A restless night, and upon waking at 4 a.m., within a few hours, the phone rang, and immediately, before answering, the realization that he had departed this life.
Metropolitan Ilia, by his person, revealed what many other bishops are not. He was a man of exceptional intelligence who was poor and humble. When hyenas within the Church colluded with the SEC (as part of a corrupt and religiously bigoted persecution of one of his priests) to cast dispersions, lie, and commit federal process crimes, Bishop Ilia stood up, writing directly to the court—putting his name and reputation on the line (καὶ τὸ φῶς ἐν τῇ σκοτίᾳ φαίνει, καὶ ἡ σκοτία αὐτὸ οὐ κατέλαβεν - John 1:5). No other bishop would have had the courage to do the same.
He was a part of the lives of countless families, and one in particular for about twenty years, like a father. Blessing a holy union and baptized the fruit of the marriage. Later, praying at an ordination, for which, as was so often the case, he was pushed back, though he was greater than those who pushed him back. You only need to meet someone like Metropolitan Ilia once to know what a bishop is and is meant to be. He was "above reproach... sober-minded, self-controlled, respectable, hospitable, and able to teach." (1 Tim 3:2).
Bishop Ilia blessing a union (July 4, 2004)
Lemelson Capital Management To Host Q3 2022 Investor Conference Call On October 21, 2022
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Father Emmanuel joined the Invezz Podcast this week, sitting down with Dan Ashmore to discuss his background, short-selling, and inflation. After his prescient and highly publicized WWE short, Lemelson discusses why he believes “shorting is a terrible investment” despite his success as a short-seller. Lemelson also covers monetary policy, economic inequality, the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan, and much more.