Interesting... . Some of those boycotted companies I simply don’t patronize anyway.
” focus on issues that don’t really resonate with politically conservative investors”
That “focus” too often has nothing to do with the business they’re in, or does nothing to add to their bottom line. That’s why is doesn’t resonate with investors.
A nothing
$25 million fund? Really? $25 billion would be more viable and more likely to make money. Verdict : Not worth the investment or worry.
Though ACVF’s return since conception is decent, their “conservative values” hook appears to be more a gimmick than adherence to a set of values. ACVF’s largest holding is MSFT - by no means a company with conservative values. The rest of their portfolio is chock full of Leftist and “woke” companies:
https://acvetfs.com/fund/etf-fund/
If you don’t mind their fee structure/sales charges, The Timothy Funds (TimothyPlan.com) is a far more principled set of funds for those seeking conservative, Biblical values.
People who commit capital based on politics, left or right, deserve the crap returns they get.
Woke Corporation Dump - bump for later...
Hmmm... some of his boycotted companies’ stocks have been berry-berry good to me... as in up 10-fold, 20-fold, even 30-fold over the last 10-15 years. Politics is politics, and business is business.
The Woke Companies are going to prevail upon their wholly p0wned Gov’ts to CRUSH the non-Woke Companies over [a short] time.
$25m is a joke.