Vincent Sellecchia, co-manager of the Delafield Fund, was quoted in an article entitled "Cooler than Smartphones" which discusses Dover Corp spinning off its communications technology business.
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James Hunt, portfolio manager of the Tocqueville International Value Fund comments on Japan in an article entitled "Stock Funds Gain with Market Up 7th Straight Month" in Investor's Business Daily.
James Hunt, portfolio manager of the Tocqueville International Value Fund was quoted in an article entitled "Fugro Stock Could Be a Dutch Delight" in the May 27th issue of Barron's. The article is also available on Barron's...
The Delafield Fund was elected to the Mutual Fund Honor Roll in the May 27th issue of Forbes.
The Tocqueville Fund was featured on the Dow Jones "Tip Sheet" entitled "Tocqueville Fund Searches for Out-of Favor Stocks."
Tom Vandeventer, portfolio manager of the Tocqueville Opportunity Fund, was quoted in a recent article entitled, "Facebook will have the last laugh" on money.msn.com.
Francois Sicart was quoted in an article entitled "Money Lessons from 'Downton Abbey'" in the WSJ Weekend Investor section on March 1st, 2013.
The Delafied Fund (DEFIX) received a 'Silver' rating from one of Morningstar's analysts. The full analysis can be found in the paid premium content section of Morningstar's website.
J. Dennis Delafield and Vincent Sellecchia, managers of the Delafield Fund were featured in an article entitled "Their Specialty Was to Find Strong Returns." The article was part of the New York Times' quarterly mutual fund...
The Tocqueville International Value Fund is mentioned in an article on low-volatility actively managed funds entitled "Passive or Active Funds Overseas."
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Tim Steele is an artist living in New York City and the founder of Tim Steele Design. As a career artist, he has also expanded into the related disciplines of interior design and contemporary structures.
With solo and group exhibitions spanning 20 years, Tim’s abstract pieces are shown in galleries, public spaces and in private collections around the world. An extension of his painting, his interior work includes NYC apartments, private homes, executive offices and entire commercial floors. With an interest in utilizing recycled and new materials, Tim is also creating modular structures that are based on shipping containers.
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