Environmental, social and governance, or ESG, issues are becoming more and more important to investors. "Global ESG assets are on track to exceed $53 trillion by 2025, representing more than a third of projected total global assets under management," says Danene Cronin, financial advisor with Morgan Stanley. As the effects of climate change become more acute, the environmental portion of this type of investment arguably has never been more important. But as with any type of stock market purchase, you'll want to do your homework, which may include considering these seven green stocks. Beyond Meat Inc. (BYND) Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings Inc. (DNA) Amyris Inc. (AMRS) Local Bounti Corp. (LOCL) Plug Power Inc. (PLUG) Enphase Energy Inc. (ENPH) Republic Services Inc. (RSG)
They're only becoming important to woke (read: brainwashed) investors. ESG is a terrible idea. Fake meat sucks, and green energy is pipe dream, just like it was when Obama tried to push it (Solyndra, etc.).
Green energy is very expensive and not sustainable over the long term. If green energy was so abundant and easy to harness and use, they would have replaced oil and and natural gas a long time ago. Yet, even now, oil and natural gas is used to power businesses, fly jumbo jets, etc. What it is, is an effort to line the pockets of green company CEOs with huge subsidies to keep their companies going. Also, by forcing businesses to use green energy over oil and natural gas, the cost of doing business has gotten more expensive. Those with connections with the Biden administration will get huge subsidies in the tens of millions courtesy of the US taxpayer. That is why Biden has curtailed oil drilling and exploration, to force US consumers to use more and more green energy and thereby justify, the US government giving them tens of millions of dollars in subsidies. In turn, those companies will give huge campaign contributions to their politician buddies to fund their re-election campaigns.
what is the reason why you are promoting this 'STOCK MARKET NEWS' video? It seems very pathetic as there are very very few subscribers. Have you checked his track record? Some of the stocks listed above were excellent for shorting (eg DNA). Did 'STOCK MARKET NEWS' talk about shorting DNA?
I would suggest taking into account the fixed asset turnover ratio, as well, which indicates how much revenue is generated from the use of a company's total assets. Since assets can cost a significant amount of money, it's interesting how much revenue is being earned from them and whether they're being used efficiently.
I shared vid once that for full transition into green we would need ~400 yrs or so at the current pace and in the end earth would look like one big solar panel.