Liberty Park Capital Q2 2025 Letter To Partners
Dear Partner: Liberty Park Fund, LP’s value increased by 1.40%, net of fees, in the second quarter of 2025 vs. an 8.48% increase in the Russell 2000. The 7.85% increase in our
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