ICLN

Opening-Emphasis8400

Noted destroyer of wealth ICLN and MongoDB.

chr1sm

Clean energy stocks are on the rise 📈 ICLN, CLNE, ENPH

chr1sm

Clean energy stocks are gonna be a win this year ICLN,CLNE,ENPH

cdude

How do you look at ICLN's chart and think it's solid compared to the S&P 500?

Opie67

How we feeling about money rotating back to renewables? ICLN up 14% YTD, FAN up 20%

Opie67

ICLN quietly up 11% on the year. Will renewables finally turn around this year?

Unusual-Moment-2215

My cousin, a financial adviser from Edward Jones, some how convinced me to open a brokerage with them. First mistake. Then, he dumped everything into NIO and ICLN. He also threw me into some front loaded funds with 2 percent expense ratios. I’m down close to $100,000.

TestingLifeThrow1z

ICLN outperforms SP500 (2021). ARKK outperforms SP500 (2021). Famous words

LobesC99

ICLN

IcePicks_WSG

I had planned on entering energy in July with a split between VDE and ICLN to have clean and unclean energy. Definitely need to pivot somehow.

snotick

I bought ICLN when Biden won in 2020, thinking it would make good gains over then coming 4 years. I sold it at a small loss in January. Is there an administration that's good for the green energy sector?

Doomed716

FWIW I just started but my most consistent winner this year has been ICLN, a global clean energy ETF. Not huge wins, but it's not as tied to US markets as the big ETFs. So it gives my portfolio both an ethical basis for investing and diversification. It's actually mitigated some short term losses. I also dumped IVV at just the right time (mostly dumb luck but I did stick my thumb in the wind on Monday and I didn't like what I felt) and moved into FGDL (responsibly sourced gold) to get a commodities position, which I think will be important as USD slides over the next ~year.

csdude5

Fair question. Before COVID, my business was the only source of income for the household for about 20 years. But during COVID my income dropped by 80! The missus had to get a job, and now she has a 401k that's matched by her employer. Over the last 4 years my income improved, but not back to where it was. It was still enough, though, that she was able to put the maximum amount into her 401k. So even though we didn't quite say it like this, I guess we're treating her 401k more like the safe retirement, and mine is prepared to be a little more volatile. I wouldn't hate moving mine over to an index fund, honestly, but it's kinda hard to let go. I have some stocks that have made a killing (RCL has made over 500%!), so I'd hate to give those up. But about half of my portfolio has lost money (like YOLO and ICLN), and I hate to abandon them when they "could" bounce back. I'm pretty sure that we're going to continue seeing crashes over the next 4 years, though, so when the next big one happens I really might liquidate my portfolio and put it all in an index fund.

Neel_Crashkari

Remember that week we gave af about ICLN?

cactuo

I’m approaching my 40’s, live in the US, and have somewhat steady income. Back in the beginning of the Biden administration, I thought (like many others apparently) that green ETFs (ICLN, QCLN, TAN, PBW) would be good investments. Ironically, they did better under Trump 1, and I lost around 60% of my original investments over the course of the Biden administration. This was never money that I really needed, but I was hoping that this would sort of help with my retirement. I’ve been watching them slide and people have been telling me to hang onto them, but now we’re back with Trump, the EPA is being gutted, and I wish I had cut my losses way back. I would like to continue investing and supporting green energy, but I’m not sure that’s going to work out. I especially think I would like to dump the QCLN, which is about 7% TSLA, and I think TSLA is going to tank. So, I’m thinking about taking that QCLN, and possibly more, and pivoting to just solar, and specifically FSLR, which is in a dip. I read that solar has been having a great two years and is currently the fastest and cheapest way to power anything. I know the head of the EPA is boosting natural gas, and Trump hates wind, but he has said in the past that he “likes" solar. FSLN is US based and not Musk. I guess I’m just wondering if it makes sense to pivot, from QCLN and possibly those other holdings to FSLR and maybe other things in the green space that might endure Trump 2. Again, I don’t have an acute need for this money at the moment. It would be great if I could just have some extra padding on my retirement in 20 years or so.

dvdmovie1

Somewhat/kinda related: I still am surprised by all the people who kept saying that Musk having a role in the administration would be a good thing for Tesla. Even at the very beginning, him being a part of the administration may have helped from a regulatory sense but net/net it wasn't going to sell cars. And then everything that's happened since. The move post election was a complete bubble that was much worse than when everyone thought Biden was going to make clean energy easy money and piled into ICLN. TSLA was up 90% in a little over a month on nothing that was really that positive. I thought Musk was totally going to join the administration, dump the stock in the same advantaged way that Gary Cohn did with with his Goldman stock and maybe Musk puts some figurehead into place as CEO that really winds up being the "face" of the company while he still has his input. Nope. I don't think that Tesla is a zero but the company has managed to avoid the label with investors of car company (traditionally not a good industry for investors) for years, largely thanks to Musk. Tesla is the first company that actually made the stock kind of a product in/of itself. Does that finally start to erode a little? Does Tesla start to get valued even a LITTLE more like a car company until it can really materially show that it has become something more than that? Maybe. If that's the case the stock isn't a zero but the price certainly has further to decline.

Bulky-Gene7667

Last week I went PICK, and energy global with two funds for clean energy, PBD/ICLN. Only a few hundred per.   Just cause everyone's all a sudden hating clean energy doesn't mean they aren't willing to make money off it. 

DrB00

Except green energy company stocks have lost money or been relatively flat. Take ICLN for example. The ishares clean energy etf. It's down nearly 8% over the past 5 years.

Cruian

It doesn't cover developed markets outside Europe. So you'd be missing places like Australia and Japan. Nasdaq 100 already has heavy representation within the S&P 500. And why take the extra bet on companies largely based on "which of the US exchanges they trade on"? I'd avoid sector bets. Take a look at how VTWAX (total world stock) vs ICLN (global clean energy) has performed over the past 10 years and learn that sector hype can come and go: https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&sl=41MpwG1uuLm2HsX1PyzLrp Basically this looks like a more complicated version of the https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Three-fund_portfolio with a few "bets" added in.

Opening-Emphasis8400

All the ICLN/KRBN bagholders are currently otherwise engaged making sure the fries end up in the bag.

dvdmovie1

I've been selling. Will keep some as a long-term position but not buying here at all. I don't disagree with anything you said but the stock was up about 75% going into the election (which, in any name is an awfully good year in/of itself) then proceeded since then to go up about another 56% in a matter of about a month before pulling back and it's still up 150% YTD. The concern that I have is that it feels like you have a handful of things that people believe are "easy money" because of the election. For those who were on here in late 2020, there was also a lot of discussion that the clean energy ETF was "easy money" because of Biden. So you had the ICLN etf go up about 55% between the election and the first week of January, pulling forward considerable growth. People thought it was easy money because of Biden, but bought the shit out of it to the degree that it created a mini bubble and the top was right before inaguration. Clean energy then ran into other issues (inflation/higher rates), but for all the "easy money" discussion, it really never did well from the get go during the Biden administration. Not apples to apples obviously but I do think that with a few things viewed as beneficiaries of a Trump election, the market has indiscriminately bought to the point where it's once again pulling forward a lot before the administration even starts. If AXON got back into the $300's/low $400's I'd look at adding some back.

I-STATE-FACTS

Solar and green energy is going to have a shit of a time under the next us government. Next 4 years will be a long loading zone, i’m loading up on ICLN over the whole period.

I-STATE-FACTS

I’m accumulating on ICLN during these next 4 years.

asbestos_toothpaste

Trump won’t put a dent in solar. The recent sell off is way overblown IMO if you look at the Republican states that are benefiting from the IRA it’s actually overwhelmingly red states. Energy is a bi-partisan issue and the future is going to need a lot of it with AI, EV’s and all this crypto shit. It’ll be branded more as “all of the above” or alternative energy rather than clean and green but same difference. I personally like First Solar. They aren’t relying on China and the company’s balance sheet looks good. There’s also some ETF’s that are beat down like ICLN that could be a good buy ATM but I don’t know what half the holdings are in those things so I just go with FSLR

dvdmovie1

People piling in because they think that the Elon/Trump association makes it "easy money." Momentum snowballs, people have FOMO and all the sudden you have the stock up about 65% since the election. This is not a commentary on the company, but it feels a *little* like the ICLN mini bubble that happened in late 2020 because people thought that Biden being in office would mean that such names would moon. So people bought the shit out of it (went up about 55% post election to the top in early Jan) to a degree that they pulled forward a lot of growth and that January was the top. It later ran into other issues - higher rates - and still sits about 63% lower than that Jan top. I have no idea what Tesla does, but the level of buying short-term based on the Trump association (which will help from a regulatory standpoint, but in/of itself doesn't sell cars net/net) and the FOMO into that has pulled forward a lot. It's overbought at this point (although technically overbought can get more overbought), but would be surprised if there isn't a correction late December or - like ICLN in 2021 - early Jan. Not saying that TSLA will follow what ICLN did post top in 2021, but that maybe at the very least we're getting overcrowding in something that people think is "easy money" given election results similar to what happened with the ICLN in late 2020.

Timo_TMK

i don’t wanna stop you but I c got burned buying a leaps on ICLN, and thinking about it for genomics, it just also made so much sense. Unfortunately once the hype cycle is over, it’s back to fundamentals and these companies simply don’t generate any cash flow or don’t have actual products on the market. Leaps go to 0, eVTOL no diff

SocialSoundSystem

Agree. Early days I was heavy in ICLN etf and sold to diversify. Thankfully in 30s vs 13 today Bought back in around May when reading about their cancer vaccine trials… Dad was fighting pancreatic (and lost). Now I’m just waiting for next year’s pandemic contemplating more.

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

Could see an ICLN / Biden election like run for the 🌽 adjacent plays.

I-STATE-FACTS

Loading up on ICLN the next 4 years

1234567890-_-

ICLN and its components (FSLR, ENPH,etc

CrimsonBrit

I sold the day after the election at a significant loss after losing all faith that this stock, and the broader industry will perform well in the near future. It’s a stock I’ve tracked for quite some time and am not confident in revenue growth. In fact, revenue decreased from 2022 to 2023. The industry faces tremendous macroeconomic headwinds and the company itself is struggling. Ultimately $ENPH and the clean energy ETF $ICLN are part of my tax loss harvesting this year.

DiscoStu2U

I just sold ICLN for a loss and bought CNRG

CrimsonBrit

Today I took losses on the iShares Global Clean Energy ETF ($ICLN) and Enphase Energy Inc ($ENPH), because my thesis has changed. Under Donald Trump’s administration I imagine he will refocus the nation’s energy policy onto maximizing oil and gas production and away from fighting climate change. Renewable energy sources such as solar and wind are the fastest-growing segments on the power grid, according to the Department of Energy, driven by federal tax credits, state renewable-energy mandates, and technology advancements that have lowered their costs. But Biden’s 2022 Inflation Reduction Act guaranteeing billions of dollars of solar and wind subsidies for another decade as part of his broader effort to decarbonize the power sector by 2035 to fight climate change will be negatively impacted by Trump. Before the election he slammed the IRA as being too expensive and promised to rescind all unspent funds allocated by the law, which will significantly hinder the U.S. clean energy boom. I will probably increase my allocations in the US mega caps that were under fire for antitrust and were urged to split (Google, Visa), but otherwise I’m sticking with my primary strategies of index funds (e.g VOO). No change to $TSLA, Bitcoin, or anything like that. Not interested.

CrimsonBrit

Wow the response to Trump winnings includes massive gains to $TSLA, cryptocurrencies, big US banks ($JPM up 10% is wild), and massive losses to clean energy ($ENPH, $ICLN).

notapersonaltrainer

It looks like ICLN went up around 300% from Jan 16-21 (Trump) and down ~60% from Jan 21 to today (Biden).

TylerMoy7

Best to cut my MSOS and ICLN holdings now?

elcasar

Did someone around here mention ICLN recently? Worst fucking ETF of all time. Only maybe ARKG comes close.

dimethylhyperspace

Citibank put to call ratio is less than a tenth of a percent.Also, ICLN, Ishares clean energy ETF. Suped lopsided to the call side.

BHOmber

I think we're getting roped into some sort of binary algo trade based on polling and those stupid election betting odds spreads. Weed and clean energy (ie: ICLN, TAN etc) are getting fucked and whatever Trump likes (his own ticker) is pumping. There's always going to be macro volatility going into tech earnings, but last weeks' MSO pump and the sharp drop in volume on no "real" news is kinda weird.

NiftySalamander

I had ICLN which doesn’t look like it’s moved much since I sold it, guess I picked the wrong one :)

josh198989

The $50 isn’t showing on my graph, but the index TAN alone is down 9% in a month so yeah the whole sector is getting beat to shit. I’m in Australia and Solar has been such a success here I was thinking it would be replicated elsewhere; we are talking 8% of my port in total between TAN and First Solar. But also 5% in ICLN, which is also down 9% last month, so seems all renewable stocks are getting battered. So much for companies solving the climate crisis 😂

jamaicagroot

please pump I am holding these heavy ICLN bags from years ago!

dvdmovie1

"What do we think?" Going to be unpopular on a sub that wants to like every theme like this, but imo most battery stocks don't have a lot of moat and a lot of it feels like a commodity product or something that gets leapfrogged by something else. People were piling into things like QS and FREY 2-3 years ago and all those names are still down massively. Panasonic was talked about for a while - their stock has gone nowhere for decades. The LIT etf is down about 55% off the peak. "More importantly, with the ongoing climate crisis, governments of more economically developed countries are pushing their citizens to ‘go green’, " Green is good but ultimately there has to be the realization that a lot of people can't just go out and buy an EV or solar and if interest rates are high, that will further impact both. "An EV in every driveway and a solar panel on every roof" is not realistic as much as people would like it to be. Also, for all the govt push into clean energy, people talked about it as a "sure thing" and "easy money" after the election in 2020 and piled in towards the end of that year. The top in ICLN was January 2021 and it's down around 60% since. Higher rates haven't helped but it was headed lower before that. EV adoption would be improved by further investment in infrastructure but 7.5B allocated to chargers in 2021 lead to 0 installed by late 2023. https://www.politico.com/news/2023/12/05/congress-ev-chargers-billions-00129996. CHPT is down 97% from the peak - can charging be a business that can sustain itself? Invest in lithium? ALB is down around 70% since 2022. It's still ultimately a commodity and when the cycle turns names decline significantly. That can lead to opportunities, but eventually prices go up to a point where more supply comes online, the stocks tank again and the cycle starts over.

Sumif

It happens. Reevaluate and move on. I bought ICLN for some clients and CNRG or others. At the time I recognized more holdings in the CNRG fund. Fortunately due to lucky timing most of my clients made a profit on those holdings. Also, I discovered CASS and PSTG on this subreddit and went really heavy in PSTG. At any point you can find a bull case and bear case for any stock/industry. You’ll win some and lose some.

dvdmovie1

People thought in the month or two before Biden's inauguration that green energy names were a sure thing and there was much discussion of buying ICLN on here - you can see people piling in November/December of the year before. Higher rates later on certainly didn't help, but even early on that January was about the top for ICLN (which is still down a little over half since.) I do think that nuclear power has run up a lot lately given hype around data center power needs, but that's something I can see doing well in either scenario. Solar names have not been acting well lately, including a somewhat muted response after the rate cut recently.

HIKEROBBY

Thoughts for a new investor: So I've read the personal finance wiki and flow chart, which I find to be very good. [https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/commontopics/](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/commontopics/) As a 40yo newish investor, generally saving for retirement and wealth, w a high risk tolerance, I have made some minor mistakes, I am curious how others feel... I lost a lot of money buying Redfin at its peak, palladium, a clean energy ETF ICLN, and Gigacloud. I now realize buying individual stocks is not a game and getting stupid stock picks from motley fool or whoever else just makes me a fool. Only market ETFs for me from here on out. Other learning recently: I bought some three month CDs as an Emergency Fund when they mature. I also bought some one month auto-rolling treasury bills. But I am now realizing that both of those essentially could have been replicated by a MMA like my core position SPAXX or the safety of a Bond ETF like FXNAX or BND. Why do people even invest in T-Bills if MMAs are invested in the same thing anyway? Other thoughts... I once thought I would play around with options trading but then discovered there are ETFs that do the same thing for me, run by experts like IYLD JEPI JEPQ QYLD etc. (any recs?) Same thing with real estate investing, seems like certain REITs take away the need to be a landlord or buy homes as investments. It seems like there is there an ETF for essentially every financial product out there. So why do people trade options, buy houses, or T-bills? Any advice to make things easier than buying random CDs and T-bills? Just stick it in a MMA? And follow the boggleheads advice about basic 4-fund portfolios? Should I even buy a home or just rent and throw it into the market? That's a lot of questions but I'm curious about others perspectives.

Name-Initial

URNM, CNRG, ICLN, and PHO Long term plays only, buy shares, or LEAPS on URNM as it has some huge catalysts approaching in the near future.

Retropixl

I know there’s some in the genomics space but that still seems quite a ways off and hard to read, In terms of industrial revolution I really like NETZ which is focusing on the energy revolution. Not necessarily clean energy like ICLN but more efficient power solutions. I don’t see many people talk about it, still a fairly new ETF.

HappyInvestingFolks

ICLN and QCLN are the main two that I have heard of. I had no idea about the Paris funds you mentioned. There must be more somewhere? Maybe some of the esg focused ones? I found this on Nerdwallet with a quick search: "USNZ Xtrackers Net Zero Pathway Paris Aligned US Equity ETF 44.08% NETZ TCW Transform Systems ETF 20.82% USCL iShares Climate Conscious & Transition MSCI USA ETF 17.50% SPYX SSGA SPDR S&P 500 Fossil Fuel Free ETF 15.73% JCTR JPMorgan Carbon Transition U.S. Equity ETF 15.64% PABU iShares Paris-Aligned Climate MSCI USA ETF 14.98% Source: Finviz. Data is current as of Aug. 5, 2024"

ohhellnooooooooo

Sell everything except VTI buy VTI every single week/month, no matter if it's high or low win. this isn't pokemon. you don't have to catch them all. VTI is total market. why would you then buy VUG, and ICLN, and ... like you are just buying the same thing multiple times for absolutely no reason.

Plus_Seesaw2023

Just buy ICLN or TAN 🤙 ❤️‍🔥 Diversification

The1Drumheller

ICLN is just a straight scam.

SaltLifeFtLaud

Every renewable energy investment I made in 2020 has lost money, ICLN was supposed to be the ETF that captured the sentiment you speak of, I'll never think that way again.

Superb_Grapefruit402

ICLN

SausageExplosion

In late 2020, a bunch of people bought clean energy & weed ETFs like ICLN and MSOS because of Biden & democrats winning . Look how they’re doing since then

jakeblues68

For sure and I'm already buried in ICLN.

Feeling-Celery-8312

I will add Biotech in there as well (XBI), clean energy (ICLN). I'm personally in some ARKK at the moment

snotick

I'm in a similar situation. Bought ICLN in 2021, thinking the Biden admins pumping of green energy companies was going to give ICLN a boost. It didn't. I'm down 50%. By contrast I bought PLTR at the same time. It's up over 123%. I tend to hold too long. Sometimes it works out. Usually it doesn't

PhDDDDD

ICLN is a clean energy ETF

_maxxwell_

ICLN

Taymyr

You say this as ICLN is down over 50% since Biden was elected.

Danielj2021

Tech: Palantir and Adobe for software. Microsoft for cloud computing. Google and Apple for AI potential. Renewable: Enphase and First Solar. Bought ICLN and keep averaging down but it should recover long term. Uranium: CCJ Consumer: Own PG since it is a defensive play with a growing dividend. Looking at Unilever also as a long term play. Looking also at HD since it has good fundamentals with also a nice dvidend and growth. Industrials: Looking at Caterpillar. Emerging Markets: India ETFs such as INDY and INDA. Looking also at Duolingo and Spotify if there will be a good entry point since I believe they both have more room for growth.

dvdmovie1

People piled into ICLN in late 2020 (you can literally see pile-in on the chart) thinking that clean energy was a sure thing/easy money with Biden in office. ICLN is still down about 55% from January 2021. You probably would have done better in XLE.

afraidtobecrate

While I expect renewables to grow, I am skeptical that the industry will be highly profitable. For one, most funds are heavily US exposed. Even ICLN is 40% US stocks. Chinese solar is much harder to profit off of and a major source of panels. Two, there is high risk of oversaturation as the duck curve gets reached and the marginal benefit of expanding solar declines.

Miserable_Cupcake494

5x in 5 to 10 years, so anything over 2.5x by 2029 is on the right track. Of course, I understand if I miss that mark. Nothing is certain.  This portfolio is, of course, separate from my retirement stuff. That's all Roth 401K and 457 Plan with only index funds. So I want to try something a bit different with this portfolio. Not that I'm opposed to ETFs - I like the dividend on ICLN and what it stands for with investing in green energy - but I want to use them mainly as diversification and hedging than as growth drivers.  Anything I'm carrying that you think may be a bad idea for a growth strategy that defends against slumps in tech and tries to include some healthy dividends?

rmanos1120

ICLN

takeahikehike

Clean energy (solar in particular) also having a banging month. ICLN +8.38% TAN +12.82% Hint hint this is where all of the energy to power the AI processing centers is going to come from, get in now before it's too late.

stickman07738

Congratulations, I remembered around 2020-2021. I had a debate with a Redditor why would anyone invest in ICLN when at that time they held like \~30% PLUG - who never turned a profit in 30 years and kept issuing stock and changing their focus. It told be they had no idea on how to evaluate companies. They have since changed but without significant subsidaries and low interest rates - clean energy growth will be slow.

J9AC9K

Finally profited on ICLN, lol.

2020random2019

Good morning all. I'd love your opinion on my allocation below. Thank you. **$USD** || || |VOO|20%| |VXUS|13%| |EEM|13%| |BND|15%| |TIP|10%| |ICLN|7.5%| |IYH|7.5%| |IGF|15%| **$CAD** || || |XIC|20%| |VXC|25%| |XBB|15%| |XRB|10%| |XRE|15%| |XGD|15%| |||

xsunpotionx

afterhours trading is still open for 45 more minutes. There has been a hot run on energy as it related to AI. That narrative will dry up. This IS your exit opportunity. As someone who owned ICLN, TAN and FCEL at once.

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

expectation of larger contribution from solar to the expected AI energy usage surge. bullish note on FSLR this morning leading the whole sector and even ICLN higher.

Overall-Profit-1947

-42% on ICLN, which makes no sense because it’s an ETF so it was supposed to be safe..?

kaloskagathos21

BB, ICLN, and NIO. I don’t predict them to do anything. I see NEE recovering to where I bought it but that was heavy for a while.

MoScare

Yeah, I went big into ICLN and am still a bit puzzled at its decline while capacity and everything has been growing like crazy - and more than predicted.

Murda_City

As a current bad holder is certainly not $PBW or $ICLN

dvdmovie1

Look at TAN (or ICLN) vs XLE since the start of 2021

Alternative_Bee_6424

I was down nearly 80% the last bear market. I’m currently up 40% on individual stocks with similar holdings like ICLN and quantum or clean energy stocks. DCA and weekly recurring purchases of even a dollar will put you ahead in a year or two. Just hold, borrow from margin if you need quick cash at 8% interest, which isn’t bad (compared to average earnings 10%, reliable etfs) if you are smart DCA, recurring and just generally holding long term. Hold, don’t check it more than once a quarter, because if you check daily, you’ll go insane like me.

MrTouchnGo

4 years ago I thought clean energy would be a big winner and took a 1/3 loss on ICLN lol

JJJonReddit

ICLN

ExiledinElysium

I'm at least not in at ATH numbers. I'm in TAN pretty early but its success made me grab ICLN too and that's down almost 50%. Just wish I'd dumped them when they were modest profits and moved that money into VOO.

Dangled1

Senator Carter acquired ICLN end of March. Look at the 2020 chart (election year) maybe??

ExiledinElysium

Cool maybe my TAN and ICLN can finally pop enough again for me to sell them and move that money to something more consistent.

UrbanTinker

Hi all, this is an old account that my father opened and bought a bunch of random ETFs and stocks. I am trying to consolidate and group these investments given that there is a lot of overlap here. Any advice is appreciated. Goal here is to have few diverse ETFs that can spend time in the market and grow slowly and steadily. XEQT and VT are preferred. He would like some exposure to international markets and possibly other ways to hedge against risk, but not totally conservative. Let's call it 7/10 risk level, if that's a thing. TEC ~7% RIVN ~7.4% QQQ ~11% ICLN ~ 5.1% FCUQ ~7.2% ETHI ~9.1% XEQT ~6% VTI ~15.3% VT ~15% VGG ~5.2% VFV ~6.6% VEQT ~6.1%

kcyc2123

$ICLN. Energy sector gonna moon

kcyc2123

$ICLN gonna moon. Energy gonna move soon

Mean-Coffee-433

The gamma on ICLN already sucks. Any other green plays?

markovianmind

long ICLN finally?

mimeticpeptide

Maybe my ICLN shares will finally go green

Rocketman6381

He has some of the worse trades, ICLN, LOL!

_iShook

ICLN Call options 

Plus_Seesaw2023

Commodities mix in my opinion... some TAN / ICLN etf, World ETF, and China exposure... good luck... haha

Plus_Seesaw2023

I deleted it because I got so much backlash—comments, downvotes, you name it. So, I figured I was probably in the wrong group. They even made fun of me, asking, 'What's your YTD PNL in 2023?' Anyway, I just posted that for fun... but surely, I'll never share any technical analysis again. My buys today are UNG, TAN, ICLN, and LIT. Just for fun, small positions.

patrickswayzemullet

cries in ICLN.

RyanStonepeak

ICLN might be close to what you're looking for. It exposes itself to global clean energy companies. It sounds like offshore wind and ocean are included, but not what it focuses on exclusively. Here is a link to the ETF product page. https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239738/ishares-global-clean-energy-etf Note: I make no claims that it is a "good investment". In fact, I was invested in it at one point and lost money on it. I'm merely parroting the iShares product page.

zordonbyrd

You probably should. But do so wisely. Understand the dynamics. ARKK for example is a very poor performing actively-managed fund. I’d recommend: BUG/IHAK for cybersecurity XSD/SMH/SOXX for semiconductors IHI for medical devices/medtech FTEC for broad tech obviously the QQQ is a good catch-all ICLN if you’re feelin lucky but I think it’s pretty risky, less so down here Just understand that there will be huge drawdowns in all of these. Also maybe don’t buy peak enthusiasm like now.

Few_Store

In Jan 2021, I bought $ICLN in anticipation of Biden's agenda on the climate.

Hwangoutpltr

ICLN put leaps are free money

takeahikehike

ICLN baby.

takeahikehike

I'm hoovering up ICLN because most of the big tech companies are committed to buying green energy to power their  incomprehensively massive electricity needs.