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Is the Neubert Portfolio Socially Responsible?
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Written by David Neubert   
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Felix from New York asks in a comment about my March 2008 top holdings, "What a lot of oil! Is this list in any way shape or form socially responsible?"
Oh you are so right, if this were a socially responsible portfolio it probably would not include gold mining or oil. But since I have never claimed this was a socially responsible portfolio, but rather my personal portfolio, my answer to your question is no.

What I do try to do is engage in shareholder activism where possible. Shareholder activism has more influence on company behavior than selling shares and ignoring companies.

What's in your portfolio Felix?
 

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