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KraneShares Global Carbon ETF
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Carbon Capture Stocks – Getting Exposure to Carbon Pricing (NYSE : KRBN, TSE : CARB, CSE: SHFT)
Carbon Capture Stocks – Getting Exposure to Carbon Pricing (CSE: $SHFT)
How does the current situation in EU work for an ETF like KRBN?
KRBN still up and continuing to go up in a sea of red. Global trend towards carbon tax, carbon "markets" for trading carbon credits?
Stock tip from a guy who told me not to tell anyone
KRBN, thoughts? Global trend towards carbon tax, carbon "markets" for trading carbon credits.
Why did KRBN shoot up today? Was there some kind of news or new carbon credit legislation?
Intro / Carbon and Uranium Hedging / IDFK
POWER OF THE NOG + KRBN CALLS - THE NOGGENING IS UPON US.
KRBN - Does the carbon credit market offer a potential for profit?
Does it make sense to sell VOO from my Roth IRA and use the account to actively trade during this market correction period?
Carbon credit market. The biggest 'commodity' squeeze is gaining steam, slowly and then suddenly.
Will carbon futures, i.e., KRBN and GRN and others, be a BIG thing in 2022? With all the climate change initiatives, could this class of equities be a 2022 YOLO!
Where to trade carbon credits and uranium: Trades blocked on current platform.
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I am long KRBN. Just be aware that carbon credit markets are shaky and prone to corruption. With appropriate regulation they seem like a good market that is detached from equities, bonds, and RE, but that isn't guaranteed. Especially given the harsher downsides of climate change starting to hit faster than expected it seems like a ready to go solution that at least has some institutional support. I have a 1% stake in my long term portfolio.
Look up ETF’s for your project. If you’re not familiar with ETFs, they are like a basket filled with companies of a similar kind. Instead of buying any one company, you’re buying shares of the basket and all the companies inside. This helps you spread your risk. Some examples are… ICLN KRBN CNRG CRBN You can look up these ETF baskets on lots of websites, yahoo finance is an easy one. Scroll down, and you’ll find a list of all of the companies in the basket.
wtf is making money? i got VOO, VT, SCHD, VYMI for long term holding KRBN and URNM i short term trade
I am going to actually sell some of my "safer" low-risk holdings like KRBN, KWEB, Google and just buy that initial trend up when it happens. It will be something to behold. I get excited just talking about it lol. I can recall that Nov run up just before the SAFE talk and wow, what a feeling...same with that Nancy Mace run up, Biden speech
KRBN historically peaks around 41…debating banking profit and buying on the dip down again…i thought about it yesterday but didn’t pull the trigger (glad i sold URNM as it’s getting smacked down as well)
Anyone know by KRBN had a huge green day? u/frick_cciv any thoughts?
nah i am regretting getting back into URNM again. KRBN still cool but i’m debating selling to lock in my gains. getting rekt in: VOO, VT, SCHD, and VYMI.
every time KRBN dips i really should buy some. only thing having green days lately
Have you checked KRBN? It is an ETF
For carbon credits, check out KRBN. AFAIK its the most heavily diversified fund out there across several carbon credits markets.
Via the stock market, the only carbon credit publicly traded companies that would give you exposure to this would be Carbon Stream OFSTF or the new kraneshares offset ETF KSET. There are currently a number of new companies just starting up that will likely go public in the next few years. These two are the only ones I know of that are offset focused. KRBN is similar but focuses on cap and trade allowances, not offsets (which is the type of credit that reforestation projects generate). For reforestation carbon projects specifically, it is a very nascent field and companies are still in a capital raise or proving themselves phase.
$KSET is offset exposure via standard contracts traded via the CME group. You can also invest in Carbon Streaming, $OFSTF, which provides early stage funding for projects and project portfolios in exchange for future royalties/streams of credits. $KRBN is just allowances I believe.
i always flip in and out, it’s always good for a pull back. so the same with KRBN
ugh i should’ve bought in you see KRBN lately? after the divy pay out it’s done real well
I have had KRBN for two years. It's a wild ride with no identifiable rhyme of reason of going up and down. However, I'm still holding on to it just because it seems like a good thing to have. Funny enough, it paid out a 20% dividend about a month ago.
Interactive Brokers just gives me a notice that I cant trade neithed KRBN nor KEUA because they do not have a KIID/KID in a language approved for my country.
Check KRBN. They have EU carbon credits along with some US and other nations.
lol i finally had a warrant position zoom up to breakeven and my dumb ass still didn’t sell meanwhile i’m scalping 5% gains off KRBN and URNM every other month. go figure. i don’t think we can make sense of our illogical decisions
Hey there, i was trying to figure out the sharp decline in KRBN, and this answers the question. Have you found anything else about why they declared such a large dividend?
Please see the pinned post here - [https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/zs1idl/annual\_yearend\_explanation\_for\_large\_unexpected/](https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/zs1idl/annual_yearend_explanation_for_large_unexpected/) KRBN had an $8.35 distribution.
Does KRBN have an annual dividend? Looks like they paid out some this time last year.
Anyone follow KRBN? I just started to a couple weeks ago and don't see what happened this morning with the drop.
KRBN just dropped hard. Any news?
any idea why KRBN has been ripping lately? Carbon futures ETF
i’ve held some URNM lately. been green a minute in it but only have a small position. should’ve loaded when it was below 60. KRBN but on the up lately, i wonder why?
i’m back in the green on KRBN and URNM….. if only i bought more of that instead of freaking snax
KRBN $40 c 10/21 .33 x 5 if I can snag them at that price. Also $43 c 11/18 for around the same price x 5
sold some UTAA to buy more VOO…. and more 🐏 VOO is damn near the initial pullback in july so i figure why not. only 50 points to go before it hits precovid level which would be quite absurd. either way i m not selling it for a looong time. KRBN is up today, wonder why people are bullish on carbon futures when the stock market is taking a shit. i guess no russian gas means more coal burning so more futures needed? i got back in at a small position a week ago. i always trade jn and out of this one
KRBN back under 40 again so i got back in. i wonder how much it will dip if all of europe is going towards getting rid of gas as soon as possible due to russia
i bought some SCHD and VT cause those are hold forever ETFs. Literally bought a handful of shares of KRBN so i can track price better. Hoping for a URNM dip cause my dumb ass missed the boat as always
A play based on reversion: If KRBN touches 44 in the next few days I will be buying 10/21 calls ATM looking to break even then double. Looking for a break even premium of $3.25 or less if it gets down there. Not much open interest at all in these option chains, so I'm not sure how to play that, give me some input if anyone has time. Thesis is that I followed the fund up leading up to the pre-ukraine drop with calls and was able to buy / sell my meager positions, so had no real issues with the action on the options chain. The price for a carbon credit needs to be in the mid to upper 50's in order for earth to survive, possibly beyond. The fund has touched those numbers already. Other play is selling puts until I get assigned on PRPL. Cause I love it. And they've been expanding into brick and mortar retail through a variety of vectors, and potentially launching a new product soon. Lay on one of those 4" Premium Hybrids. I'll be selling puts as the price rises until the day I get assigned, then sell far OTM calls cause why not. I don't think it will go parabolic or anything crazy, just love the bed. Finances are murky, medium risk low reward, but I'm loving it.
What was in the green for you today? Mine were all carbon credits and commodities: GRN TILL KRBN PDBC and, no surprise: SQQQ
Thought about this a lot. 1. I think sunscreen/sunblock + lotions are going to be irreplaceable for health and looks going forward. My play for this is Johnson and Johnson. 2. I think HVAC or cooling companies will be killing it. Many houses in my area don’t have central. I’d also say Home Depot will make a killing on window units and other home Reno supplies for changing climate. 3. I think insurance premiums are going to skyrocket depending on your area. We know more storms are coming in the Southeast of the USA. I know Texas has a shit power grid, but I can’t envision freak weather going any better in the south. Insurance companies are going to want higher prices for the risk. 4. Clean energy is the safest play as I hold out hope governments will panic and attempt to supercharge clean companies with money but who knows. Hard to bet on this but companies already making good money would most likely get big investment rather than smaller players. 5. Carbon Credits. KRBN
A couple areas you're missing: Lithium-ion battery recycling is going to be huge. I particularly like Li-Cycle (LICY) in this space. Carbon credits has a very asymmetric risk profile, a great hedge with a significant upside and not a lot of downside, though it depends a bit on how you judge the political risk. KRBN is a great ETF to get global exposure. There's also ETFs for the American (KCCA) and European (KEUA) markets, and an ETN (GRN).
What are some lonng term investments focused on the worsening climate? I’m in on KRBN which focuses on carbon credits but I’m wondering what other types of plays there are.
You want me to post all my position? SPY, AMD, MOS, URNM, DBC, KRBN, RECAF, UWMC. Should I go on? Will that help you somehow?
I personally buy KraneShares Global Carbon Strategy ETF ($KRBN), which is benchmarked to cap and trade carbon credits via futures contracts. If you aren't familiar with Cap and Trade carbon credits, the way it works is (approx) as follows. The government gives (or auctions off) credits where one credit is equal to one ton of carbon. Companies can only pollute corresponding to the amount of credits they spend otherwise they face fees and penalties. Companies that are able to use less carbon, can sell their excess credits to other companies on the free market, creating a price for these credits. Every year the government reduces how many new credits go into circulation, essentially creating a market pressure to be more efficient. This scheme is currently being used in California and in Europe. The $KRBN ETF uses futures (like the Bitcoin ETFs) to track the average price of the credits. There are also other risks (Contango, etc) to holding a futures ETF so explore those before purchasing.
I personally found Reg A and Reg CF offerings to have the most impact. I have personally been really happy with these investments not because of high growth, but because they are not correlated with the broader market, unlike my ICLN investment. https://www.energea.com https://www.raisegreen.com I have also liked my investment in carbon markets through KRBN, but that is a whole different risk profile that you need to understand before investing.
well i looked at my etfolio for the first time in a while and i’m down a good chunk but then i looked at my DRIP from this past month and got a big smile. always nice when your dividends are getting you some shares every quarter also URNM and KRBN holding up pretty well lately. crazy that uranium and carbon futures are less volatile than the broader market lol
GRN and KRBN. I'm in industry and it's def growing. Biggest barrier is government. If you've got an inside track though.
Two tickers GRN and KRBN. Both are based on carbon prices. I forget the differences. They have options but there barely any buyers or sellers. My fan theory is that Putin's lil 'scapade' will result in markets tightening up and more regulation from EU, with a two birds approach. Or the wild will continue to do nothing and we'll all die of heat waves in the next 25 years. Either way, WERE HEADING NORTH BROTHER!
Alright, WSB, what should my entry point be on $51 C 10/21/22 KRBN? I know some reasons, btw, why I shooouldn't make this play.
invest in carbon tax credits for instance $KRBN
KRBN has been a pretty solid investment for me.
I got in over a year ago with KRBN and it did really well, but I just sold it all since I have so many losses this year. Might get back into it
Long-Term Calls on KRBN ETF. Russian Ukraine war has probably put us further beyond the edge of the point of no return on global warming. Carbon Credit prices will accelerate afterward.
Personally I am holding PDBC (non k-1 commodity futures ETF), and KRBN (invests across carbon credit markets worldwide). Each is a small portion of my taxable portfolio (about 2% each).
I love some of the suggestions in this thread. Here's my current allocation on marketgoats and my personal PA (only $3000): 50% VTI 20% AVUV 20% VTV 10% Sector plays (ICLN, QCLN, KRBN, PXE, FCG) Anyone else competing on marketgoats? It's an ETF investing competition.
I wonder what my position in KRBN is going to look like tomorrow. I've been growing it for the past few months.
crazy how we had that dip and rip on every single ticker. damn you algos only thing that didn’t follow that was KRBN. which ummm damn if i was 100% in KRBN (which would be insane) i would be up thousands instead of down well lots of thousands
I'ma drop a little secret for yall. The carbon commodity tickers KRBN and GRN have held up and are back to green for the year. They seem to be inflation/ recession resistant. Do with this information what you will.
VTI, VXUS, BNDW are the ones furthest from their target allocations so mostly those (in addition to AAAU, KRBN, ICLN, QYLD, XYLD, SCHD, and SCHY). I use a spreadsheet to ID what is furthest from target every week. Every other week I sink cash into O to build for purchasing a commercial property. Also, IBonds.
Energy, about 1/3 of total portfolio, using futures (2 lots of heating oil, 1 lot of gasoline, 2 lots of natural gas) Food/Grains 1/3, about 1/3 of total portfolio, using futures (5 lots of wheat, 3 lots of corn, 2 lots of soybean, 1 lot of rice, 1 lot of oats, 1 lot of butter) Three tactical calls together below, approximately the rest 1/3 Short Russian Ruble Short 1 lot of nasdaq futures Long 1 lot of copper Stocks - not a whole lot. Maybe about 10 percent of portfolios Some broad commodity etf, (GSP, GSG, PDBC, RJI, UCIB) Stuff just for fun, just tiny bit Short Bitcoin and Altcoins LAND etf (farmland) KRBN etf (carbon index)
spacfolio i haven’t even looked but i can’t imagine i could possibly lose more. all my warrants are already worth damn near a dime etfolio i think is kinda greenish? KRBN and URNM did well this week and i sold CC’s on a good day. my schd covered calls are already less than half what i sold them for on friday
I made my normal weekly investment. Technically I should be putting cash into VTI/VXUS/BNDW since they're the furthest off their target allocation, but I sold a bunch of stock a few weeks ago to pay off my house and cover my yearly IRA contribution. So if I buy more VTI/VXUS/BNDW I'll be in wash sale territory. So in waiting til mid June to start investing there again. Instead I invested more into my positions for AAAU, KRBN, and ICLN. Once June rolls around it's back to VTI/VXUS/BNDW.
KRBN carbon credits it will be the only thing I hold after this
Would you consider something like KRBN to be thematic?
I believe KRBN is only US, whereas GRN is EU and US. I picked KRBN because I think it has a bigger upside but both seem to move together
Here’s a complete simplified breakdown of KRBN ETF. This guy explains it great on youtube: https://youtu.be/2AkqMS-FbUc
I've noticed the same thing as well. I really have no expertise to analyze beyond that feeling, but it's weird when all my other holdings are down, and KRBN is up 1.5%.
Lets say carbon credit prices go up a lot. Good for KRBN, but then energy prices start going up, consumers complain and the government implements policies to bring carbon credit prices back down. Seems like it will have limited upside due to this.
I don't have any comment on its day to day movement but will say it can only grow as a market place over the long term. KRBN invests in several markets, and the only really mature one is the EU. The others are emerging with the idea that they will become more rigorous over time. The California market, being a state market other regions can join, could some day be supplanted by some sort of national program for addressing Carbon emissions - hard to tell the future there, but that won't happen without warning because Congress would be enacting it. The China carbon market seems bound only to grow. It's nascent, China's commitment to reductions is on a slow incline, but is there, present, and slowly growing. These markets a literally designed to make credits more expensive. For the EU market, I prefer GRN over KEUA because it seems to cling to its index better and I think it is more affordable to own. The EU market has super commitment from the EU, the threshold is high for bringing any political pressure on it. Only the war in Ukraine seems to have shaken it, recently
I don't know if he did. Would not shock me though if some legislation was going to be introduced which would benefit KRBN in the next few months and we found out he did.
NASDAQ got crushed and my ETFolio mooned today…sweeeet! Thanks KRBN and URNM for your mooning. Although booo to my paperhands on KRBN, i should have doubled up when it. got slammed at the start of the war instead of selling half. SCHD is also making a solid performance for me, solid fund that one is, yay dividends!
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KRBN is futures bases afaik, I personally do not like holding future contracts as they are exposed to contago underperformance, counterparty risk and contract rolling costs. Buying the ETPs that hold them physically avoids these risks and additional costs.
I am invested in the European carbon credit markets via GRN and KRBN. Anticipating that commodities inflation, especially wheat and corn, is only getting started I am invested in RJA and RJI. I am invested in a gas pipeline ETF, MLPX, which issues a 1099 not a K1 which you would get if you invest directly in a pipeline MLP, and it has an almost 6% Div. I am also invested in BRK.B. I am considering getting into banks, either WFC, BAC, or the KRE ETF.
Just go long shares, don't run options on KRBN. Im currently building a position too.
KRBN tracks both American and European so I'm mostly looking at America now. I'll probably hold through August and into November but won't continue further because Republicans may take over and make the carbon credit system less profitable (though that's a big maybe)
I've been wanting to invest in KRBN forever but my current broker does not offer it. It seems like a no-brainer.
KRBN? Some guy on WSB who consistently makes hundreds of thousands recommended it. A strategy that has worked out pretty well for me is following certain people on Reddit that do well (on non-meme stocks) some guy who made a series of amazing predictions mentioned in a comment that he went heavily into KRBN calls. Can someone explain this to me? KRBN is a carbon credit ETF that holds futures for carbon trading programs. How I understand it is, large companies are only allotted a certain amount of carbon credits, and if they run out, which they usually do, they are forced to buy additional carbon credits if they want to continue to operate. However, individual investors or banks can apparently also buy these carbon credits and resell them for market value, which is sort of a loophole that brings the private market place into a government regulated criteria for business operation, meaning that carbon credits will continue to go up in value as world governments enact policy to further reduce carbon emissions. Companies will not be able to change fast enough to lower their emissions (if even at all) and will continue to buy these carbon credits at higher and higher prices. What do you think? I think he put about $30,000-$40,000 into KRBN 60c expiring at the end of the year.
KRBN? Some guy on WSB who consistently makes hundreds of thousands recommended it. A strategy that has worked out pretty well for me is following certain people on Reddit that do well (on non-meme stocks) some guy who made a series of amazing predictions mentioned in a comment that he went heavily into KRBN calls. Can someone explain this to me? KRBN is a carbon credit ETF that holds futures for carbon trading programs. How I understand it is, large companies are only allotted a certain amount of carbon credits, and if they run out, which they usually do, they are forced to buy additional carbon credits if they want to continue to operate. However, individual investors or banks can apparently also buy these carbon credits and resell them for market value, which is sort of a loophole that brings the private market place into a government regulated criteria for business operation, meaning that carbon credits will continue to go up in value as world governments enact policy to further reduce carbon emissions. Companies will not be able to change fast enough to lower their emissions (if even at all) and will continue to buy these carbon credits at higher and higher prices. What do you think? I think he put about $30,000-$40,000 into KRBN 60c expiring at the end of the year.
I had to bite the bullet and sell off all my $KRBN leaps today. I dont see carbon credit prices in the EU improving anytime soon, especially after March 31st.
Thanks for the follow up. You still in that KRBN trade? I’m riding along at the moment.
Keeping my biweekly $250 aapl, ford, Norwegian and AAL going might through KRBN back in
are you still bullish on KRBN?
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KRBN calls, that guy who made like a million off netflix and then another million off amazon bought a bunch of KRBN calls... So I'm gonna buy some lol
Are you still in KRBN? And if so did you add more to your position in early march? Seems like a good entry point at that recent drop
Oops I meant KRBN cap and trade calls. Yeah I play both sides
Oops I meant my KRBN cap and trade calls. Yeah I play both sides.
My chick bought a house with her CRWD stock options moving in and paying $300 for rent everything else is now automatic purchases of Ford, GM, AAPL, AGNC, CHPT and KRBN. $200 per month. Any other tickers thoughts?
Buying more Aaple today and watching KRBN stage a comeback
So what would be a good balanced leveraged portfolio? Adding GLD/UGL? Carbon (KRBN)? Metals Miners (MNM)? Weat? Corn?
Cali allowances have a price floor of $19.70 that grow by 5% plus inflation each year. Dipped recently, I think, bc $KRBN tracks part euro part Cali, and euros got smashed with fears the program would get suspended.
Your deadline is November 3rd. I'm holding $KRBN calls until then as well. I'm not political but anyone who runs on a platform of energy independence will be getting a free seat in congress this season.
lol nooo i sold half my KRBN. keeping all my urnm and adding
back in the money on my KRBN. definitely reducing exposure. i’ve learned my lessons lol
Bought the tip-top of KRBN in early February. Thankfully only 10 shares as a starter position. Not sure how I feel about carbon credits after doing some more research. I found this article particularly interesting: [https://agfundernews.com/purchased-carbon-credits-purchased-40-percent-are-more-than-5-years-old](https://agfundernews.com/purchased-carbon-credits-purchased-40-percent-are-more-than-5-years-old) "One study estimates that as much as 700 million carbon equivalent tons’ worth of “old” credits — up to eight times the current demand — with “little to no additionality” could flood the market and be purchased, with negligible climate impact."