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RockCreek (Canada) Adviser, Inc. is registered with the Ontario Securities Commission as a Portfolio Manager and Exempt Market Dealer and is an affiliate of The Rock Creek Group, LP.*

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Quarterly Letter – Q1 2026: War… But Do Investors Care?
Market behavior in Q1 was dominated by the war with Iran, with global oil prices soaring and equities collapsing after the February 28 attacks by the US and Israel. But after weeks of war, the extraordinary resilience of the US economy began to reassert itself. Creeping doubts about the profitability of AI had dampened performance before the war. But these and other concerns seemed to be cast aside at the end of Q1 as “buy the dip” fervor took over. It continued into April.
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Quarterly Letter – Q1 2026: War… But Do Investors Care?

April 24, 2026

Market behavior in Q1 was dominated by the war with Iran, with global oil prices soaring and equities collapsing after the February 28 attacks by the US and Israel. But after weeks of war, the extraordinary resilience of the US economy began to reassert itself. Creeping doubts about the profitability of AI had dampened performance before the war. But these and other concerns seemed to be cast aside at the end of Q1 as “buy the dip” fervor took over. It continued into April.

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