Word: timothye
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
But now, Ally is edging into activism. After his complaints about "pornographic" covers of Cosmopolitan failed to get the magazine banned from Wal-Mart, Ally sold Timothy's 9,200 shares of Wal-Mart stock. Then he banded together with several other Christian groups, including the American Decency Association and...
Ally concedes that Timothy will own companies that "are not wholly righteous," such as Dell, which provides benefits to gay partners of employees. But Ally avoids "those that are pursuing an unholy agenda," including, he says, AOL Time Warner (TIME's parent company) and Disney, which create "antifamily entertainment" and...
Bible-based investing may be as good for the evangelical soul as it is repugnant to the secular-humanist spirit. But is it good for the wallet? Timothy's Small Cap Value fund has gained about 0.4% annually over the past three years, while its Large/Mid-Cap Value is down an...
I think Timothy's outperformance has come mostly from avoiding media stocks--which, as we AOL shareholders know all too well, have stunk since 2000. That approach may not pay off so well in the years ahead. The more stocks a fund manager rules out on nonfinancial grounds, the harder...
—Staff writer Timothy J. McGinn can be reached at mcginn@fas.harvard.edu.