Founding Consecrations

The name "33" is not secular branding. It is a covenant — Our Lord Jesus Christ lived 33 years on this earth. Every company under this name is named for Him, to honor Him, and to carry His number as a permanent mark of whose work this is.

Two formal acts of consecration have been made over this enterprise and all its works. They are not mission statements. They are not marketing. They are covenants.

First Consecration  ·  April 27, 2020
Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary
33 Holding Group and all its ventures — including Enoch Capital — were consecrated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary on April 27, 2020. Every decision made under this name is made under her maternal protection and offered for the salvation of souls.
Read the full consecration →
Second Consecration  ·  May 24, 2026  ·  Pentecost Sunday
Consecration to St. Joseph
On Pentecost Sunday, May 24, 2026, those same works were consecrated to St. Joseph — her most chaste spouse, patron of the Universal Church, patron of workers, and the man God chose to guard what is most precious in all of creation.
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We commit to the preferential option for the poor — every venture of this company carries in its design a concern for those who have nothing, not only those who can pay. 10% of all performance fees are tithed, written into the operating agreement.
We commit to meaningful human oversight — no system we build will be allowed to operate beyond the moral responsibility of the person who answers for it.
We commit to privacy as inseparable from dignity — we will never build, recommend, or profit from systems that surveil or exploit the data of persons.
We seek the approval of God above the approval of the market — to work as Joseph worked: quietly, faithfully, with skill — and to measure success not by what we accumulate but by what we build for others.
Magnifica Humanitas

On May 25, 2026, Pope Leo XIV issued Magnifica Humanitas — "On the Protection of the Human Person in the Age of Artificial Intelligence." It is the first Papal encyclical addressed directly to the question of AI, data, and the dignity of the person. It governs everything we build here.

The encyclical does what Leo XIII did in 1891 with Rerum Novarum: it names what the powerful would prefer to leave unnamed. Leo XIII said workers are not commodities. Leo XIV says persons are not data. AI must serve the human person, not consume them.

Enoch Capital's Gate Zero — the hard USCCB Catholic values screen that runs before any other criterion — is not a product feature. It is an application of specific papal teaching. Here is where the encyclical directly binds what we do:

We are committed to Art. 65–67 — Universal destination of goods includes algorithms, data, and platforms. The encyclical extends this foundational principle of Catholic Social Teaching to the digital economy: "Today's universally-intended goods include patents, algorithms, platforms, infrastructure, and data. When concentrated without adequate sharing, new imbalance emerges contradicting universal destination." Every exclusionary screen we apply enforces this principle in financial markets — we will not hold what concentrates harm.
We are committed to Art. 66 — "Restore to the poor what belongs to them." The 10% tithe written into the operating agreement is not a marketing promise. In papal language, it is a structural obligation. Private property is subordinate to the universal destination of goods. The tithe precedes profits, not follows them.
We are committed to Art. 71 — Subsidiarity applies to the digital economy. "Major economic actors exercise de facto power. These processes must not be unilaterally imposed but directed toward common good with transparency, accountability, and meaningful participation." We build in public. The methodology is documented. The track record starts from day one and is visible to anyone. This is what transparency in the digital economy looks like for a small Catholic investment operation.
We are committed to Art. 93–96 — Labor is a fundamental good, not a cost variable. "Employment must remain source of dignity, not mere cost-cutting variable." Every company we hold has workers. The CST screen excludes companies with material involvement in labor exploitation, unjust wages, human trafficking, and digital debt-bondage. Art. 100 names "precarious gig work, data exploitation" explicitly as modern forms of exploitation. These exclusions are grounded in papal teaching, not editorial judgment.
We are committed to Art. 50, 52–53 — Ontological dignity precedes and transcends ability, wealth, or productivity. "Every human person possesses an infinite dignity, inalienably grounded in his or her very being." Every worker in every company we screen bears this image. A company that passes every financial screen but exploits the dignity of its workers has failed Gate Zero. The screen is not a compliance checkbox. It is an application of this teaching to capital allocation.
New Commitments from Magnifica Humanitas
The encyclical adds two specific commitments not previously stated in our operating doctrine: (1) We will not build, hold, or recommend any AI system that operates without meaningful human oversight and explainable accountability structures — Art. 81 binds this. (2) We commit to the preferential option for the digitally excluded — Art. 72 requires that communities, organizations, and individuals have real participation in decisions affecting their employment, services, and data. Our Catholic Daily newsletter is free for exactly this reason. The platform is not a gate to the mission. It is the mission.

Full text: vatican.va — Magnifica Humanitas →
What Is Enoch Capital Management?

Enoch Capital Management is a Catholic quantitative investment system. Everything we do is built on two foundations: Catholic Social Teaching and honest mathematics.

We screen every stock against USCCB guidelines before it ever enters the model — Gate Zero, the hard Catholic values screen that runs before any other criterion. Companies involved in abortion, contraception, gambling, pornography, tobacco, predatory lending, or other grave harms are permanently excluded. No override. Ever. This is not a feature. It is the foundation.

Beyond the screen, the system follows Jesse Livermore's rules: buy only genuine market leaders as they break out of tight bases on volume, probe small and pyramid into the trades that prove themselves, cut every loser at a structural stop. In a bear market, hold cash. The rules govern the discipline that most investors cannot maintain emotionally. The mathematics — Kelly criterion sizing, geometric mean compounding — govern the decisions the rules do not.

The same Gate Zero that governs the trading system is now available as a standalone service: the Enoch Due Diligence Portfolio. Catholic moral screening of prospectus filings, M&A acquisition targets, and existing portfolio holdings — for dioceses, family offices, endowments, and any institution that needs a documented values evaluation, not an ESG composite.

We are building this in public. The portfolio is live, the track record starts from day one, and the methodology is documented. If this system works, the proof will be here for anyone to verify.

The name is not incidental. Enoch walked with God, and God took him. The aspiration of this system is the same: to do ordinary work — research, mathematics, discipline — in a spirit of faithfulness, and to let the results speak for themselves over time.

What's on enochcap.com

Almost everything here is free. No account required for the daily content, the portfolio, the chart, or the newsletters. Here is what each page does.

Catholic Markets Daily
Published every morning — saint of the day, scripture, one teaching from Catholic Social Teaching, one market lens. Live market data across the top: S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell 2000, 10-Year Yield, VIX. Monday through Saturday. Sunday is the Lord's Day — nothing goes out.
Portfolio
Every position the system holds is listed publicly with entry price, stop level, and P&L. The scanner runs every close and posts new setups and near-misses automatically. Jon's daily read is posted alongside the scanner output. The track record is built in public from day one.
Live Chart
Enter any ticker and see a real-time price chart with volume, moving averages, and sector rotation data. Powered by Yahoo Finance. No login required. Look up any stock the scanner surfaces and see its current technical picture.
Newsletters
Catholic Daily is always free — saint, scripture, market, prayer, every morning. Enoch Premium (coming) will carry real-time scanner picks, entries and exits as they happen, and deep-dive analysis. Nothing goes behind a paywall until the track record justifies it.
Enoch Due Diligence Portfolio
The same Gate Zero screen that runs inside the trading system, available as a standalone service. Catholic moral screening of prospectus filings, M&A targets, and portfolio holdings — for dioceses, family offices, endowments, and values-aligned institutions. Learn more →
Contact
Questions about the methodology, the Catholic screening, the newsletters, the due diligence services, or anything else — reach us at [email protected]. This is a one-person operation. Every message gets a real reply.
The Roadmap

This system is being built and tested in public. Here is where we are and where we are going — honestly.

Livermore System Built, Backtested & Live
A pure Jesse Livermore rule engine — top-decile relative strength, VCP breakout entries, probe-and-pyramid sizing, structural stops — behind Gate Zero. Long-only: holds cash in bear markets. Backtested 15 years (2010–2024) with a diversified trend sleeve on idle cash. System is running. Scanner deploys every close.
Public Portfolio & Daily Scanner Live
Every position published in real time at enochcap.com/portfolio. Scanner results — setups, near-misses, Jon's daily read — posted automatically after every close. The track record builds in public from day one.
Enoch Due Diligence Portfolio Launched
Gate Zero is now available as a standalone service. Prospectus & SEC Filing Screen is live. M&A Catholic Values Screen and Portfolio Audit & Monitoring coming soon. The first Catholic moral due diligence practice built on USCCB guidelines and Magnifica Humanitas.
Catholic Daily Newsletter — Publishing Daily
Monday through Saturday, 5 AM MT. Saint, scripture, one market lens. The weekly structure: Joseph opens Monday, Christ holds Wednesday, Our Lady closes Saturday. Always free. Never on Sunday.
Management Company Seed Raise
Raising seed capital for Enoch Capital Management LLC — the management company, not the fund. Investors fund operations: platform build, data, salaries. Return is a share of future performance fees. Track record is being built publicly in parallel. Details at enochcap.com/investors.
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Premium Newsletter — Enoch Premium
Real-time scanner picks, daily portfolio updates, entries and exits as they happen, stop levels, deep-dive analyses. $25/month or $250/year. Nothing goes behind a paywall until the track record justifies it.
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Fund Formation & Live Trading
Performance-only fee structure. Zero management fee. 20% of profits. 10% of that fee tithed to Catholic Charities, diocesan outreach, and Legatus scholarship funds — written into the operating agreement, not a marketing promise. Reg D Rule 506(c), accredited investors, $25K minimum. After the track record is established.
Get in Touch

We're building this in public — the methodology, the track record, and the mission. Questions about the investment process, Catholic Social Teaching screens, the newsletters, or anything else are welcome.

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