Key insights
- The post reflects an individual investor's preference for 'ethical' stocks, excluding companies like AMZN and PLTR. While it highlights the growing interest in ESG investing, it lacks specific, actionable insights or market-moving information relevant to broader US equity movements. The impact is slightly negative as it reflects potential selling pressure on companies perceived as unethical.
Yes I know that this is not an ethics game. I understand that many rules are bent to make money. However I can, for the most part, control only my choices and I choose not to invest in AMZN, PLTR etc. etc.
My question is, for people with similar concerns, what companies do you invest in? The scope is broad: companies that can contribute something to humanity/technology, companies that treat their employees well, companies that make something simply useful to people, companies that do not make shady government deals?
This is not an attempt to flex my ideals onto anyone, just looking for ideas!