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Quick questions regarding index funds and ethics
Is there any place where can I get ESG data for free to do SRI (socially responsible investing) on my own terms?
$ISR a medical company that can honestly take off … Theres no volume and the SRI is looking like its at .69 but ill let you guys be the judge of that
$ISR a medical company that can honestly take off … Theres no volume and the SRI is looking like its at .69 but ill let you guys be the judge of that
My 10-week report of auto investing platforms (mostly robo)
$SRI.V about to get massive reevaluation
$SRI $SPNRF - Spartan Resources - Just dropped HUGE news regarding their 8.8% interest in VRB ENERGY
Deep Lake Capital Acquisition - eCommerce Under $1 Warrants
ESG investing removed from retirement accounts?
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Sustainable ETFs in Europe and Asia (not perfect, but the closest I can choose in my pension scheme that avoids oil companies as much as possible). Swisscanto SPI Responsible UBS ETF MSCI EMU SRI Swisscanto Emerging Markets Responsible
I will delete this thread. I mainly invest in index funds, I have AI and tech stocks. Me asking a simple fucking question about other areas like agritech or industrial that can improve human condition does not mean I will go full SRI or ESG. If i directly asked for agritech or medical devices suggestion I would not have had so much dumb answers
Ok, maybe I am mistaken, but I thought that ESG mainly cares about how a company functions. How does it implement equality in its workforce, care for environmental impact, and have a transparent corporate structure? It is not SRI. I am not sure that companies like EssilorLuxottica (eyesight), Deere & co (agricultural modernization, Stantec (infrastructure resilience), Zimmer Biomet (prosthetics), ... are considered pure ESG companies
[Incannex Reports Positive Topline Results from RePOSA Phase 2 Trial of IHL-42X | Incannex Healthcare](https://ir.incannex.com/news-releases/news-release-details/incannex-reports-positive-topline-results-reposa-phase-2-trial) Sorry promising was my word, what was written here is "Phase 2 trial demonstrated clear statistically and clinically significant improvements." Are you saying that the observed improvements were just bias from the researchers? I am pretty confused, how is an "83% reduction" in sleep apnea actually measured? Are you claiming that this trial is bogus? Also don't worry about "raining" on anything. Some weirdos in stock forums think that if they hype a stock enough it means it will do well. I think today taught them that this isn't really true lol. I genuinely want to learn since biotech is getting talked about a lot and any info to spot sketchy stuff would be super useful. It also doesn't look like they used STOPBANG criteria for the self-report questionnaires? Instead they used "Functional Outcomes of Sleep Questionnaire-10 (FOSQ-10), PROMIS Sleep-Related Impairment 8a (PROMIS-SRI 8a), PROMIS Fatigue 7a, and Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS)." Any light you shed on these questions would really be appreciated!
Apple didn't even write Siri. They bought it from SRI International in 2010 and made it worse.
You can buy the euro. But if you don't know how valuta trading works. My advice, don't do that. You can invest in euronext or eu etfs. If you are rich(I think not), then you can buy euro bonds. Bonds is only interesting when you want a steady return of 4,5 a year. Here are some popular etfs. If you have these you have placed your bets on almost the whole eu market. iShares Core MSCI Europe UCITS ETF (EUR) Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe UCITS ETF (EUR) SPDR S&P Euro Dividend Aristocrats UCITS ETF iShares MSCI Europe SRI UCITS ETF iShares Euro Government Bond 10-25yr UCITS ETF (IBGL)
No, I don't. I am in an All-world ETF that doesn't do ESG inclusion. But I am re-considering this lately, as you can see. Perhaps VanEck Sustainable World ETF, but it's not market cap-weighted and does not exclude fossil fuel. Maybe iShares MSCI World SRI UCITS. The choice depends on your country, your desired exclusions and your broker, I suppose. Honestly, I might just sell it all, pay off my mortgage and hopefully sleep better at night. But that's me.
im impressed SRI is really only 20 rn
I’ll give my own few examples: the first time I got some money to invest I put it all in one SRI growth fund. That was just pre 2008. (it was a mistake, though I made the right choice in holding it even when it got to a fraction of the principal I put in. I still hold that fund today, it got sold to another firm that’s managed it well it’s one of my best holdings across all kind of market situations.) More recently, and I have posted about this in this forum, I invested way too much money in the SMBX that has these small and medium business bonds, and five out of the seven companies I had invested in folded and lost everything I had put in
I’ll give my own few examples: the first time I got some money to invest I put it all in one SRI growth fund. That was just pre 2008. (it was a mistake, though I made the right choice in holding it even when it got to a fraction of the principal I put in. I still hold that fund today, it got sold to another firm that’s managed it well it’s one of my best holdings across all kind of market situations.) More recently, and I have posted about this in this forum, I invested way too much money in the SMBX that has these small and medium business bonds, and five out of the seven companies I had invested in folded and lost everything I had put in
I don’t know what to tell you man. Market Investing in general means that you are investing in publicly traded entities. The billionaire mentality is embedded in all of them. Publicly traded companies care about money. And they will put profits over their people any day and also cater to shareholders rather than their employees. There are very very VERY few outliers. If you are looking to get as far away from those concepts as possible. You may want to consider ESG funds. ESG funds are investments that consider environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. They are also known as socially responsible investments (SRI) or sustainable investments. That’s about as far away as you can get from the greed. It’s not completely away, but as far away as possible.
Investingplan 100k from my mother Hey people, I got to much Money at bankaccout and need Help and Tipps for investing.... Im still feel unsure bought msci world information for 5k The Rest is Trading Konto for 3,25 Rendite on traderepublice. It's the Cash of my died mother, so in dont want to Play or loose IT. What so you Guys think? How should i invest an when, Here IS an plan tryed to create: --- **Investment Plan for 100,000 € (12 months):** **1. Xtrackers STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 Swap UCITS ETF (10%)** - Investment: 10,000 € - Monthly Rate: 833.33 € - 1-Year Return: 4-6% **2. MSCI World ETF (20%)** - Investment: 20,000 € - Monthly Rate: 1,666.67 € - 1-Year Return: 7-8% **3. MSCI World Information Technology ETF (25%)** - Investment: 25,000 € - Monthly Rate: 2,083.33 € - 1-Year Return: 10-12% **4. VanEck Video Gaming and eSports UCITS ETF (15%)** - Investment: 15,000 € - Monthly Rate: 1,250.00 € - 1-Year Return: 12-15% **5. iShares MSCI Emerging Markets UCITS ETF (20%)** - Investment: 20,000 € - Monthly Rate: 1,666.67 € - 1-Year Return: 5-7% **6. HANetf Grayscale Future of Finance UCITS ETF (10%)** - Investment: 10,000 € - Monthly Rate: 833.33 € - 1-Year Return: 15-20% **Additions:** - **SPDR S&P Global Natural Resources ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares Physical Gold ETC (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares MSCI World SRI UCITS ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares Listed Private Equity UCITS ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) **Extra Risky Investments (10%)**: - **Stocks/Risky Investments**: 10,000 € (833.33 €/Month) . --- Let me know if you need further adjustments Thanks
Investingplan 100k from my mother Hey people, I got to much Money at bankaccout and need Help and Tipps for investing.... Im still feel unsure bought msci world information for 5k The Rest is Trading Konto for 3,25 Rendite on traderepublice. It's the Cash of my died mother, so in dont want to Play or loose IT. What so you Guys think? How should i invest an when, Here IS an plan tryed to create: --- **Investment Plan for 100,000 € (12 months):** **1. Xtrackers STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 Swap UCITS ETF (10%)** - Investment: 10,000 € - Monthly Rate: 833.33 € - 1-Year Return: 4-6% **2. MSCI World ETF (20%)** - Investment: 20,000 € - Monthly Rate: 1,666.67 € - 1-Year Return: 7-8% **3. MSCI World Information Technology ETF (25%)** - Investment: 25,000 € - Monthly Rate: 2,083.33 € - 1-Year Return: 10-12% **4. VanEck Video Gaming and eSports UCITS ETF (15%)** - Investment: 15,000 € - Monthly Rate: 1,250.00 € - 1-Year Return: 12-15% **5. iShares MSCI Emerging Markets UCITS ETF (20%)** - Investment: 20,000 € - Monthly Rate: 1,666.67 € - 1-Year Return: 5-7% **6. HANetf Grayscale Future of Finance UCITS ETF (10%)** - Investment: 10,000 € - Monthly Rate: 833.33 € - 1-Year Return: 15-20% **Additions:** - **SPDR S&P Global Natural Resources ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares Physical Gold ETC (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares MSCI World SRI UCITS ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) - **iShares Listed Private Equity UCITS ETF (5%)**: 5,000 € (416.67 €/Month) **Extra Risky Investments (10%)**: - **Stocks/Risky Investments**: 10,000 € (833.33 €/Month) . --- Let me know if you need further adjustments Thanks
Also… that being said the company my dad worked for, SRI international, had a robot back in the 1980’s… it’s in the computer history museum in Mountain View now. Not much has changed or grown much since then in all honesty. Theirs was sent down the elevator to pick up visitors and guide them back to their offices. LOL. The server robots kinda look the same…lol. The company is also known for sending some of the first Internet messages via Arpanet and according to “lore” one of the first was sent from Rossitti’s bar, basically inviting everyone at the office to come have a beer…in “code” of course. It was military based technology after all. Some fun photos online with the first engineers at Rossitti’s.
Im betting NVDA bounces. off about 133-129 and rallies again. Its about 40 SRI on the daily, 57 on the weekly. the last 2 rallies started around 51 and 48 RSI. So ya I think around that range NVDA will start ramping up for its next ER in Feb, + christmas+ Jan rally
For me, since many companies on the S&P 500 or other index funds are pure concentrated evil, having a basic sense of ethics prevents investing there. I pick individual stocks so I can sleep at night about what I own. (SRI and ESG funds are a joke.) Of course, investing in pure concetrated evil remains a popular strategy, so. 🤷
Are there ETFs that exclude attention-grabbing companies like Meta and Alphabet? I would like to invest in an ETF that doesn't fund the advertising-based companies (Alphabet, Meta etc) which have business models based on exploiting the private information of users (and do extensive profiling, are based on making users addicted to the platforms and have negative effects on mental health of teenagers etc). Is there anything like this in the market? Based on a simple google search, I only found SRI ETFs that exclude nuclear energy, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, armaments and firearms, and/or adult entertainment, but not the behemoths from the attention grabbing industry.
You have at least some overlap there. You have iShares Core MSCI World and Vanguard FTSE All-World. The latter also covers emerging markets, the first one does not. Then you have a separate EM ETF: iShares MSCI EM SRI. So the Vanguard would suffice alone - unless you want the "reduced fossil fuels" stuff. And not sure if it is worth it to have SP500 ETfs. SP500 is already very much present in all world ETFs. No need for a separate one.
iShares Core MSCI World (Acc) iShares Core S&P 500 (Dist) iShares Digital Security (Acc) iShares Global Clean Energy UCITS ETF iShares MSCI EM SRI UCITS ETF SPDR S&P U.S. Health Care Sector UCITS ETF Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (USD) Vanguard S&P 500 (Dist) iShares Developed Markets Property Yield UCITS ETF
Hi, I am looking for some advice on my investment strategy. I am 28M, based in Europe and Engineer with no need of money in the near future. || || ||Percentage | |ARKK ARK Innovation ETF|1,2| |Vanguard Total World Stock Index Fund ETF|42,1| | Xtrackers MSCI World Materials UCITS ETF |8,0| |iShares MSCI World SRI UCITS ETF EUR (Acc)|7,6| |L&G Battery Value-chain|6,2| |[Amundi Stoxx Europe 600 UCITS](https://www.amundietf.ch/fr/professionnels/produits/equity/amundi-stoxx-europe-600-ucits-etf-acc/lu0908500753)|18,7| |Xtrackers Artificial Intelligence & Big Data UCITS ETF 1C|16,1| Thanks in advance.
According to the Schannep Recession Indicator (SRI), the unemployment rate jumped to 4.0% on 6/7/24, triggering a recession alert. Since 1946, there have been 12 recessions. The SRI spotted all of them. Only 1 false positive in 1959. The average lag from the recession's onset and the signal's date is 1.58 months. #I’ll spell it out for the permabull regards in the back: -The entire pump from April has been predicated on 10 year yields going down -The 10 year is at a massive support level around 4.1-4.2% -If it breaks below, that is a HUGE risk off signal. Stocks go down because…. -The negative correlation between stocks and bonds is restored. Flight to safety pre-recession -If 4.1 holds, yields V shape back to mid 4s or higher. Stocks go down because… -The economy is still too strong. #Either way bulls are fucked. Buy puts Monday.
the SRI issued only one false signal — in October 1959, six months prior to the recession that commenced in April 1960
the SRI issued only one false signal — in October 1959, six months prior to the recession that commenced in April 1960
> Since 1946, there have been 12 recessions. The SRI spotted all of them. sure but what's the false positive rate?
> Since 1946, there have been 12 recessions. The SRI spotted all of them. sure but what's the false positive rate?
According to the Schannep Recession Indicator (SRI), the unemployment rate jumped to 4.0% on 6/7/24, triggering a recession alert. Since 1946, there have been 12 recessions. The SRI spotted all of them. The average lag from the recession's onset and the signal's date is 1.58 months. The average further drop of the Dow Industrials from the signal date (6/7/24 in our case) to the final market bottom is 16.85%.
Of course it is. It’s literally a spin-off from a project developed by the SRI International Artificial Intelligence Center.
I share similar values and goals, have you checked out Socially Responsible Investing (SRI)? There are a number of Robo advisor managed ETFs built exactly for this kind of investing.
Start reading about index-ETFs, ESG and SRI and choose one or two nices ones
Why don’t you look up what people are doing with AI instead of rattling off some jibberish. Omniverse is ridiculously powerful BMW factory digital twin Ericsson signal sims Or an interesting one to me - check out how SRI (Soft Robotics) moved from being a gripper company to an AI vision company. If your not using AI or ML to enhance your operations you might at well be called blackberry. It is driving huge Innovation and seeing adoption at blistering paces.
Considering it’s Netherlands and no further information about your investing knowledge and strategy I’d go with MSCI world SRI acc. + whatever‘s hot on wallstreetbets
[Here's a link to BlackRock's current page on Voting Choice, which links to the third-party policies](https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/about-us/investment-stewardship/blackrock-voting-choice) (see the below list) that can be selected by clients choosing not to excercise control over their voting and not relying on BlackRock's decisions (i.e., "off-the-shelf voting policy from third-party proxy advisers") * [Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) Policies](https://www.issgovernance.com/policy-gateway/voting-policies/) * Sustainability Policy * Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) Policy * Catholic Policy * Public Pension Fund Policy * Taft-Hartley Policy * Board Aligned Policy * [Glass Lewis Policies](https://www.glasslewis.com/voting-policies-current/) * Glass Lewis Policy * Climate Policy * ESG Policy * Catholic Policy * Public Pension Policy * Taft-Hartley Policy * Corporate Governance-Focused Policy PDF document created by BlackRock comparing voting policies: [https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/literature/brochure/voting-choice-voting-policy-comparison.pdf](https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/literature/brochure/voting-choice-voting-policy-comparison.pdf)
No wonder my profile is red it was all a sign for SRI being Bullish
hello there everyone so i have tried my hand at passive investments via ETFs in an app and letting my bank manage a portion for me. I am down about 10% at the moment (it was 25% at its worst). I have some liquid cash lying around for me to take care of unforeseen circumstances. I am getting annoyed with the passive investments that are not being handled by my bank since they are much better at managing risk and even in their worst times they were only down 3% vs the 25% i was doing myself. My question is, would it be wise to liquidate the app and move it all to the bank and let them handle it ( I am aware that managed portfolios arent really totally secure or much better than just SPY). I would realize 10% of losses at the moment but i don't see myself making the best decisions to improve that much better. I am heavily invested in MSCI World SRI (down 0.24% since buy) and DAX ESG (up 11% since buy). So i am pretty much break-even on the investments that are currently in the market. My biggest fear at the moment is that the current bull run ends rapidly and i am back to the -25% again and unable to make the right decision to either dump these ETFs or move to a better option. sorry for the rant but any input from your side would help
>U.S TREASURY SEC YELLEN SAYS IT IS 'VITALLY IMPORTANT' THAT CHINA AND ALL SRI LANKA CREDITORS DELIVER ON COMMITMENTS \>YELLEN SAYS DEBT OVERHANG POSES 'SIGNIFICANT HEADWIND' FOR TOO MANY COUNTRIES; DEBT CRISES CAN HAVE CASCADING EFFECTS ON GLOBAL ECONOMY ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-11 ^11:02:26 ^EDT-0400
>U.S. TREASURY SAYS YELLEN WILL CALL FOR SPEEDY RESOLUTION OF DEBT RESTRUCTURING REQUESTS FROM ZAMBIA, GHANA AND OTHERS \>TREASURY SAYS YELLEN WILL STRESS IMPORTANCE OF CONCLUDING DEBT TREATMENT FOR SRI LANKA \>PROGRESS ON SOVEREIGN DEBT OVERHANG HAS BEEN 'FRUSTRATINGLY SLOW', BUT… [twitter.com/i/web/status/1…](https://t.co/LLg7Cj2XEH) ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-10 ^14:03:04 ^EDT-0400
The QC industry literally uses IONQ's metrics which they developed with SRI and NIST. IONQ is not using jargon to fool you, they are the ones creating the industry lingo. That is a very big difference between IONQ and Megaflop Corp.
Looking for feedback on a potential SRI-oriented portfolio that's not too complicated, relatively low-cost, should do reasonably well, and focuses on avoiding fossil-fuel oriented investments. Long-term growth desired, I can handle some risk, have about $25k to invest. Basically I would be a boglehead, but my conscious and values are leading me to do a little more than straight up VT and chill. Thoughts on the below? 45% SPYX, exp ratio 0.2% 35% VFTAX, exp ratio 0.14% 20% CRBN, exp ratio 0.2%
SCHD overlaps VOO, too. Except it's a more concentrated overlap based on one "factor" that's not even considered a mainstream risk factor that would lead to excess returns, and some people have an "irrational" preference for it similar to ESG, which means that many of the criticisms of ESG/SRI investing would apply to dividend seeking as well.
I don't know if SRI matters to most people here, but you've got to understand. The UAE is so crooked, it still has openly legal slavery with the kefala system. I don't touch them with a ten foot pole.
Sorry RSI not SRI ( my bad) Never buy the DIP it is the worst investment habit Always follow the trend Always use trailing stop orders What TA signal made you buy the dip? When I invest I always use TA first and if it looks like a good investment then I look at fundamental analysis if it is any good. When I trade I only focus on TA and I hardly ever look at FA but I follow the news and the competitors. Look at youtube how to use EMA cross overs,SMA,RSI and macd divergences. Just don't buy any of the courses they offer. They are pretty much useless because you can get all the info for free, they have no secrets , it is all common knowledge You can check out channels like traderdna, traderpro, tradeprime, Financial Wisdom . They are all the same covering same TA strategies.
I was trying to buy the dip. What should I look for when it comes to EMA cross overs, SMA, SRI? Generally besides this riskier etf I do use TA with factors like P/S, P/B, BVPS, P.E, EPS
I would not touch options if I were you . This penny stocks have insane moves without the use of options . Weed stocks don't necessary have to go up even if they legalize it in every usa state. It will create more competition and more companies gonna get into weed biznis. Even if you are long term investor focus on TA and use simple indicator like EMA cross overs, SMA, SRI and MACD devergences and traling stop orders . If you use those even on long term basis you gonna see strong sell and buy signal on monthly and weekly charts. I would not trade based on hope.
This isn't even TA this is that 5 by ABC nonsense that doesn't backtest. The TA people would try to use a 200 day and a 14 day and then talk about SRI and EOD and then complain that they were right but still lost money due to a spike.
Yessir I make a shroom tea and put it in a big mug and just drink from it all day. I suffer from some anxiety disorders, and I have found doing this on weekends has done more for me than any SRI has. be slow with it, but definitely look into it :)
Open a cheap investment account (eg one that charges 0% holding fee and transaction fees) and buy several world level ESG or SRI ETFS. These ones are a good selection: https://giveforgood.world/en/investments/
SRI LANKA OCT. CONSUMER PRICES RISE 66% Y/Y; EST. +68.5% Bullish
>PARIS CLUB READY FOR CLOSE COORDINATION WITH CHINA, INDIA ON SRI LANKA'S DEBT TALKS -SOURCE ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-10-13 ^18:04:12 ^EDT-0400
>CRISIS-HIT SRI LANKA SNAPS UP CHEAP RUSSIAN OIL - FT ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-10-12 ^20:10:59 ^EDT-0400
>SRI LANKA IS READY TO ACCEPT RUSSIA'S MIR PAYMENT SYSTEM IN THE NEAR FUTURE TO ATTRACT RUSSIAN TOURIST ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-10-07 ^11:36:40 ^EDT-0400
The SRI fund may underperform in the future but ultimately I would personally (and do) invest in passive funds with ESG/SRI tilts when it comes to long term investments. The reason why you shouldn’t might be due to the need funds in the short-term. For instance, given the Russian/Ukraine conflict you may have seen oli/gas companies and defence (weapon) stocks perform relatively well compared to other stocks in the index. These stocks are often excluded or have a reduced exposure in SRI funds in comparison to those funds that just track the index. Investing in SRI may given you a greater exposure to companies within the index that are better placed to benefit from the risks/opportunities that come with the transition to a net zero economy, migration against climate change, blah blah. Also, while the TER for the SRI is more than double that of the tracker fund, the SRI only needs to outperform the ‘normal’ tracker fund buy 0.13% on average every year to be just as good from a value for money perspective.
Yes, thank you. But my point is that the one that follows SRI is performing better since its inception. I am tempted to switch my monthly savings / dca to the SRI, because I don't see why not... trying to check what I can be missing, even if it is impossible to preview future relative performance.
Isn't the MCSI USA SRI a better buy over the SP500?
BYE BYE ARGENTINA, SRI LANKA, PAKISTAN, AND LEBANON. ENJOY YOUR STAY IN BANKRUPTCY LANE 
Heyo, I’m quite new to investing and want to passively invest. About 400 a month. My plan is then to keep it in for 30 years or so. The more I try and build my portfolio and the more I read about the subject, the simpler it becomes. Now the complexity is just in 1 very spread low cost ETF. Some options I consider are: Vanguard FTSE all world UCIT etf USD acc iShares MSCI world SRI UCITS ETF EUR iShares AEX UCITS I’m curious whether going in just one is a good idea, and if so, what the best options are. I can invest in most of these without transaction cost through DEGIRO. I live in the NL, and some investments will give me tax on dividends back (which is 15%). However those very same investments have more transaction cost than the other.
>JAPAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER HAYASHI SAYS: NOT HOLDING TALKS WITH SRI LANKA ON HOLDING CREDITOR'S MEETING FOR RESTRUCTURING SRI LANKA'S DEBTS ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-08-29 ^22:30:02 ^EDT-0400
There is a burgeoning industry around socially responsible investing. Google ESG and SRI. You broker likely has funds that follow the kind of strategy you’re looking for.
My iShares MSCI World SRI shows to have better returns in the long run. 380 companies in developed markets. > The MSCI World SRI Select Reduced Fossil Fuels index tracks stocks from developed markets, selected by ESG criteria and avoiding companies incompatible with values screen or having exposure to fossil fuels through extraction and production activities, power generation activities or reserves ownership. The weight of each company is capped to 5%.
>RANIL WICKREMESINGHE SAYS IT WILL BE MONTHS BEFORE SRI LANKANS BEGIN TO SEE THEIR ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES IMPROVE MARKEDLY - WSJ ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-07-31 ^14:28:37 ^EDT-0400
>CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON SAYS CHINESE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SHOWN FULL READINESS TO HANDLE SRI LANKA MATURED DEBTS ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-07-28 ^12:47:51 ^EDT-0400
Hahaha I only asked because I have a 15 etf portfolio Basically 50% global index fund 50% Global momentum Global quality Global clean energy S&P financial S&P healthcare S&P staples S&P consumer USA SRI Agribusiness USD Got another 5 on my watchlist Been investing in this portfolio for 2 weeks, currently up like 1.5% total fees average out to around 0.3%? Goal is to get 8% average annual return
SRI LANKA SOLDIERS AUTHORISED TO USE NECESSARY FORCE TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND LIFE - ARMY STATEMENT these always end up well
>SRI LANKA SOLDIERS AUTHORISED TO USE NECESSARY FORCE TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND LIFE - ARMY STATEMENT ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-07-14 ^05:17:33 ^EDT-0400
>SRI LANKA GOVERNMENT IMPOSES CURFEW IN COLOMBO DISTRICT FROM 12 NOON ON 14 JULY TO 5AM ON 15 JULY - GOVT STATEMENT ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-07-14 ^02:37:54 ^EDT-0400
When you don't have enough to buy nutrients it can be. It's the problem in SRI Lanka right now. If the people who give the aid need the aid it might be a bit different.
>SRI LANKA IMPOSES NATIONWIDE CURFEW UNTIL THURSDAY MORNING - STATEMENT ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-07-13 ^12:11:04 ^EDT-0400
It already is the replacement to SRI lol, but you are right, there will be another acronym in the future.
>**BREAKING: WHAT THE FUCK** >**IN 2 WEEKS 92 CASES OF MONKEY POX HAVE BEEN DETECTED IN SRI LANKA >https://twitter.com/thatsTamil/status/1528547268017590272?t=4jrYMvmofxvqNGrQKhdKrg&s=19
The Siri app itself isn't expensive; in fact, it's free to iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch users. The algorithms that make the app work, however, are the product of years of defense-sponsored research at Menlo Park, CA-based SRI International and other institutions that cost taxpayers at least $150 million.
Minor correction, IONQ did not calculate their number. Their number was derived from open-sourced standard created by QED-C which is run by SRI, NIST and with contributions from the Department of Energy. This is who calculated IONQ's performance and amazingly the team's senior member was head of a rival QC company.
>CHINA WILLING TO PLAY ACTIVE ROLE IN ENCOURAGING IMF TO REACH AGREEMENT WITH SRI LANKA - SRI LANKA FINANCE MINISTRY STATEMENT ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-05-02 ^10:58:00 ^EDT-0400
>CHINA SUPPORTS SRI LANKA WORKING WITH IMF TO RESTRUCTURE DEBT - SRI LANKA FINANCE MINISTRY STATEMENT ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-05-02 ^10:57:24 ^EDT-0400
>S&P SAYS AFFIRMED 'CCC-/C' LOCAL CURRENCY SOVEREIGN RATINGS ON SRI LANKA. ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-04-25 ^07:59:37 ^EDT-0400
>S&P SAYS SRI LANKA FOREIGN CURRENCY RATING LOWERED TO 'SD' ON MISSED SOVEREIGN BOND INTEREST PAYMENTS ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-04-25 ^07:59:15 ^EDT-0400
FED…50bps increase… SRI LANKA…HOLD MY BEER CUCK =
>SRI LANKA TREASURY SECRETARY SAYS GOVT POLICY WILL BE TO SUSPEND DEBT FOR AN INTERIM PERIOD PENDING RESTRUCTURING OF DEBT -RTRS ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2022-04-12 ^01:38:34 ^EDT-0400
I'm new to investing and just want to get started somewhere. I'm 28yo living in the UK. I'm employed but on a low wage. I'm interested in setting up a SRI ETF ISA. I'm looking for a large global fund med/high risk with low fees. My time frame is 10-20 years. I don't have any debt other than a student loan. I have £2000 accessible savings that I'd like to slowly start investing with. I haven't invested before so I'm a little nervous to start. Is there any countries to avoid investing in eg Russia possibly China? What about emerging markets vs developed markets? I've been looking on justetf.com how does everyone else browse for investing? Just want lots of info/ advice really. Thanks
Big rally today fam US FUEL PRICES HITS AN ALL TIME HIGH PAKISTAN PLUNGES INTO POLITICAL CRISIS GERMANY STARTS ENERGY RATIONING UKRAINE DEVASTATED IN WAR RUSSIAN ECONOMY IS IN CHAOS SRI LANKA DECLARES ECONOMIC EMERGENCY TURKEY INFLATION HITS 20 YEAR HIGH LEBANON GOES BANKRUPT PERU DECLARES CURFEW TO QUELL INFLATION PROTESTS GERMAN FOOD RETAILERSBRAUSE PRICES 20-50% REINFECTIONS SURGE, FLIGHTS CANCELLED AT HEATHROW AS STAFF TO SICK TO WORK AGAIN
>SRI LANKA CENBANK GOVERNOR AJITH NIVARD CABRAAL RESIGNS ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2022-04-04 ^01:51:28 ^EDT-0400
>CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO SRI LANKA QI ZHENHONG SAYS CHINA HAS OFFERED A TOTAL $2.8 BLN TO SRI LANKA IN ASSISTANCE SINCE PANDEMIC BEGAN ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2022-03-21 ^01:06:10 ^EDT-0400
Volatile and high risk, absolutely. It's an emerging economy, and there will be winners and losers. A lot of investors still dismiss green energy as a fringe pursuit. SRI funds are far more comfortable screening out a handful large companies than putting their money on small-cap innovators. Higher share prices boost the sector's credibility, opening the door for equity financing that can decisively close the gap.
Okay Stoneridge (SRI) is ripping, but it’s such a low volume options are almost useless
Stoneridge (SRI): \-Automotive components (hot stuff RN). \- Electronic Chip Manufacturing (super hot stuff RN). Calls
SRI World Index ETF here. It excludes companies involvement in fossil fuels production and distribution, guns and war machinery and gambling, among other unethical things.
I can just count the things i use: For example bond prices, interest rates in all currencies and styles, fx rates, equity prices, spreads,.... They change in fractions of seconds, so realtime support is key. For bond prices for example you can find every single bond that exists, and which banks are providing which prices for what volume. Then of course endless research, news feeds, live feeds of important events,...I guess they provide every public information available. Ratings are very important, nowadays ESG (SRI) ratings,.... Its so much, that you probably need 1 year to really get into it.
SRI isn't for me, I don't mix investing with charity. We could argue whether crypto is a net good for the world, but that's not really relevant to the topic of investment returns. Regarding cash flow though, certain cryptos have cash flows if they succeed. Ethereum takes in revenues through transaction fees, pays actors to secure the network, then distributes the remaining profits to ETH holders in a process that shares some remarkable similarities to a stock buyback.
Thanks for the advice. I’m currently look at: 1. US equities 2. Large cap developed world ex. US tracker 3. Emerging markets 4. Electric vehicles tech 5. Either a safe bet OR a clear energy/SRI Would be interested in knowing your thoughts.
I was holding on to cash for too long. After the Corona dip in march 2020 I was CONVINCED the market would experience a second much worse drop soon. No idea where this thought came from, I was believing it until the market doubled from the bottom. Which was when everything felt overvalued. And when I realized there is no way to time the market. I am now investing 1200€ every two weeks in two ETFs (MCSI world SRI and MSCI EMU ESG) and I will keep doing that for the next 24 months at least (that’s adds up to how much I was planning to invest in stocks but never did). If my financial situation does not change too much I may be able to keep doing this for the years to come. If I would be earning less in the future (very much possible due to life and reality and stuff) I will adjust my buy rate but I will try to keep buying. I will keep doing this either until I have decided where and when to buy a place/house or until I retire / get sick / suddenly fart and die. No more looking at charts. No more FOMO/FUD. (But also no crazy life changing gains…)
After some reformulation this is how I set up for 2022: MSCI World SRI - 43% ESG Multi-Assets Growth - 16% MSCI EM Value - 14% 73% invested in these 3 ETFs and the remaining 27% invested in individual stocks. The most invested individual stock is 12% (Befesa) of my portfolio, the othes are less than 4%.
**Am I good for 2022?** MSCI World SRI - 43% ESG Multi-Assets Growth - 16% MSCI EM Value - 14% 73% invested in these 3 ETFs and the remaining 27% invested in individual stocks. The most invested individual stock is 12% (Befesa) of my portfolio, the othes are less than 4%.
There's r/greeninvesting Another good resource is crueltyfreeinvesting.org I'm big into SRI but don't feel the need to invest only in SRI themes. ESGV is a good ETF. Otherwise just buy companies you can stomach. I wouldn't ever buy Raytheon or Tyson, for example, but I have no problem owning Visa or Google.
I’m asking what a SRI example is? Fucking idiot.
Yeah, it's getting bigger so more and more guide lines will come. I really can recommend EuroSIF or USSIF reports if you are interested in the current situation of SRI and everything that comes with it. Helped me greatly with the thesis.
I have written a bachelors thesis about Investment barriers with SRI, being "only" a bachelors the research wasn't too extensive, but most of the studies came to the conclusion that SRI really doesn't underperform conventional investments. The main issue is that SRI is often a buzzword and isn't really regulated that well.
Hope that the EU is pushing for it‘s SRI label, so that the criteria are standardized and well thought through
if you're interested in SRI, you might also want to look into the Freedom ETF.
Ah, I think they call those people SRI (socially responsible investors). Agreed on that point then