The Mission
Citizens Capital Fund holds a focused, real portfolio of stocks and ETFs — and we show you exactly what's in it. No gatekeepers, no black box, just disciplined positioning and the holdings behind it.
Our Portfolio
A marketing-technology company that uses AI and data to help businesses run more targeted advertising and customer-engagement campaigns. Smaller and faster-growing than the mega-cap names in the portfolio.
A semiconductor company that designs processors and AI chips, competing directly with Nvidia and Intel. It benefits from the same AI-compute demand driving spending across the tech industry.
A software company that builds data-analysis and AI platforms, primarily for government agencies and large enterprises. Known for strong revenue growth and one of the stronger recent performers in the portfolio.
An agriculture-focused ETF holding companies and assets tied to farming and food production. It tends to move independently of technology stocks, offering diversification against the rest of the portfolio.
An ETF that tracks the S&P 500 index, giving broad exposure to 500 of the largest U.S. companies across every sector. It serves as a stability anchor rather than a targeted bet.
An ETF that invests in Israeli companies across the stock market, giving exposure to one of the most tech-heavy economies in the world.
One of the largest enterprise software and cloud computing companies in the world, best known for its database technology used by corporations and governments globally. It has increasingly positioned itself as a major player in cloud infrastructure, competing with Amazon, Microsoft, and Google in that space.
A company that makes fuel cell power generation systems — technology that produces electricity on-site rather than relying entirely on the traditional power grid. It's increasingly tied to the AI infrastructure buildout, since data centers require enormous and reliable power supply, positioning Bloom Energy as a potential beneficiary of that demand even though the market hasn't fully priced in that connection yet.