In the Margins
The Ave Maria Catholic Values Fund has far outpaced its polar opposite—the Vice Fund from USA Mutuals—since the election of President Trump. The Catholic Values Fund has made 9.6% since the election, including dividends, with its November and December performance accounting for the bulk of those gains. The Vice Fund, which specializes in alcohol, tobacco, guns and gambling, is up only 1.7%, far behind the wider market. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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