Socially responsible investors can use defensive or proactive strategies to select environmentally friendly investments, including individual stocks or mutual funds. Renewable energy companies, such as those focused on solar or wind power, are examples of potential investments. Returns may be unpredictable but can benefit from high oil and gas prices or environmental disasters.
There are forms socially responsible for inverting the market of values. Reversers can be defensive avoiding inversions that are perjudicial to people, the environment or both, or they can behave proactively by selecting actions or bonos that are respectful with the environment or “green” inversions. There are complete reversal vehicles, such as mutual funds, which can only be paid for environmental reversals. The inverters can also select environmental values as actions and bonos de forma individual.
Ecological inversion is a form of which inverters rely only on those companies that are friendly to the environment. This implies finding individual businesses whose actions are traded on public markets and who are dedicated to reducing contaminants or emissions in the air, water or land. The objective could be to promote the implementation of socially responsible inversions and, at the same time, select environmental inversions that represent the greatest potential to obtain attractive returns.
Environmental inversions could include solar actions, which represent businesses that depend on the energy of the sun, not of natural gas, to generate energy through solar panels installed in the infrastructure. Wind energy reversals are another type of renewable energy opportunity. These companies produce energy from wind turbines, typically located in a wind park, so that they do not leave traces of contaminants in the air. The climate can be undecidable, because a wind energy company could also depend on some energy fed by natural gas, but these are all considered ecological reversals.
In addition to selecting individual actions, an investor can obtain exposure to ecological investments through a mutual fund. This is a reverse vehicle made up of active groups of multiple reversers, which gives the carter manager the power to buy when making his selections of actions. In addition to the types of inversion previously mentioned, a fund dedicated to alternative inversions could seek opportunities in companies like those who recycle used paper in an attempt to preserve forests and species at risk of extinction.
The returns or benefits associated with environmental reversals may be unpredictable in the best of cases. This is due to the fact that the yield is usually determined by the state of the energy industry. Environmental reversals tend to yield to the maximum when the prices of oil and gas are subject to unrealistic levels or even after some type of catastrophe that envelops fossil fuels, such as a damaged oil derrame. When it is prohibitive to buy traditional energy, in the case of alternative energy there is greater traction, which ultimately benefits the yield of environmental reversals.
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