ACVF ETF

American Conservative Values ETF (ACVF) the leading conservative-principles investment fund marks its fourth anniversary proving a powerful point: investors don't have to choose between conservative principles and market returns. Since its October 2020 launch, ACVF has performed in lock step with the S&P 500(1) while aggressively boycotting companies that actively promote the liberal woke corporate agenda at the potential expense of shareholder value. Since its launch ACVF has raised over $100 million in assets. American Conservative Values ETF (ACVF) the leading conservative-principles investment fund marks its fourth anniversary proving a powerful point: investors don't have to choose between conservative principles and market returns. Since its October 2020 launch, ACVF has performed in lock step with the S&P 500(1) while aggressively boycotting companies that actively promote the liberal woke corporate agenda at the potential expense of shareholder value. Since its launch ACVF has raised over $100 million in assets.

ACVF is an actively managed large-cap blend ETF that specifically excludes companies deemed "hostile" to conservative values. The ETF has $101 million in assets and a 0.75% expense ratio. Key exclusions include Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Netflix. Even without these, ACVF has delivered solid returns since its inception. Despite these impressive results, my analysis reveals ACVF does not have an advantage over SPY fundamentally. Expect it to lag behind due to its high expense ratio.

The American Conservative Values ETF aligns investments with conservative political views, focusing on large-cap U.S. companies that meet its criteria. ACVF's hands-on management avoids companies perceived as against conservative values, offering a unique option in today's politically charged environment. The fund's sector weightings lean heavily towards Information Technology, with notable underweight in Communication Services due to perceived "woke" content.