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Geoff Wilson admits poor bets as WAM Capital cuts payout and hits 16-year lows

WAM Capital's profit pool has fallen to 5.6c per share, forcing a dividend cut to 8c and a 14% share price fall.

Why it mattersDividend cuts hit investors counting on income, and WAM's struggle shows how actively-managed funds struggle when markets favour resources and larger companies.

AustraliaAustralian dividend investors in WAM Capital face lower payouts, and the fund's pain reflects broader underperformance of small-cap industrial stocks listed on the ASX.

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