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Alcohol

Brewers, distillers, and winemakers sell brands with very long lives and steady pricing power. Volumes are flat in mature markets, so growth has to come from premium products and from newer ones.

24 stocks

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	% of Portfolio	Status
1926	SHIM Stone House Investment Management Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania	$0	-$14K	–	Closed
1927	SCM Stormborn Capital Management Greenwich, Connecticut	$0	-$6.49M	–	Closed
1928	SIGI Susquehanna International Group (Ireland) Dublin, Ireland	$0	-$3.72M	–	Closed
1929	SFM Systematic Financial Management Teaneck, New Jersey	$0	-$1.07M	–	Closed
1930	TST Tech Square Trading Boston, Massachusetts	$0	-$995K	–	Closed
1931	TCM Telos Capital Management San Diego, California	$0	-$286K	–	Closed
1932	Third Point New York	$0	-$184M	–	Closed
1933	Thornburg Investment Management Santa Fe, New Mexico	$0	-$228K	–	Closed
1934	Tiedemann Advisors New York	$0	-$2.17M	–	Closed
1935	TLP Trinity Legacy Partners Houston, Texas	$0	-$323K	–	Closed
1936	TCM Tuttle Capital Management Riverside, Connecticut	$0	-$1.9M	–	Closed
1937	UC Unio Capital Princeton, New Jersey	$0	-$324K	–	Closed
1938	Vaughan David Investments Peoria, Illinois	$0	-$225K	–	Closed
1939	VCP Vernier Capital Partners New York	$0	-$4.73M	–	Closed
1940	Walleye Capital New York	$0	-$9K	–	Closed
1941	WCM WealthBridge Capital Management Westerville, Ohio	$0	-$134K	–	Closed
1942	Westwood Holdings Group Dallas, Texas	$0	-$1.85M	–	Closed
1943	WA WP Advisors San Francisco, California	$0	-$43.8K	–	Closed
1944	XS XR Securities Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$699K	–	Closed