| Is the Neubert Portfolio Socially Responsible? |
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| Written by David Neubert | |
| Wednesday, 09 April 2008 | |
 Photo:Miguel A. Lopes, Creative Commons, Flickr 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? David Neubert 
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written by Felix , April 11, 2008
Um, about 99.9% of it is an East Village apartment. The rest is mainly art...
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