Tim Nash
iShares MSCI ACWI Low Carbon Target
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PAST TOP PICK
Aug 30, 2019
(A Top Pick Sep 04/19, Up 2%) Tracks closely the all world carbon index. Over the last year, the market has been flat. This is an example of how investors can get a marginally better return by taking out heavy polluters.
This is a global product with a low carbon footprint. (A brand new product.) Exposure to high carbon things can be a real drag on your portfolio performance. It doesn’t exclude carbon products; it just significantly underweight’s them, while getting exposure to the rest of the world.
(A Top Pick Dec 18/14. Up 0.43%.)The world is moving towards a low carbon future, so this is basically anything that avoids fossil fuel extraction or burning. (See Top Picks.)
Holds the largest companies in the world, minus companies with major carbon assets (big oil). It's slightly skewed in its weighting to favour companies with a low-carbon footprint. This ETF gives you broad, global diversification in low-carbon footprint stocks.
(A Top Pick Sep 04/18, Down 8%) This tracks the all-country index and slightly modifies the weightings based on carbon footprint. This is a low-carbon, all-country ETF. This has gone down in tandem with the global market. This is way to play low-carbon globally.
Carbon credits will be a major part of the future. The carbon credit market will explode. It is big in Europe. Can't tell price-wise what it is worth. You can trade them and look at trends. Now you have traditional carbon, uninvested for years, that is causing a squeeze in the traditional energy markets causing inflation.
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