This week our growth has improved, with a rise of 3.42%. We are happy to be outperforming the FTSEAS again. See below for the individual asset performance
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To give an indication of how the green economy is doing, we created a heat map showing the one month return (30/10/2020 - 29/11/2020) of all Main Market LSE Green Economy Marked companies side-by-side. Green stocks average growth of +10.61% shows promise in the growing market!
Unfortunately, our portfolio has not performed as well for the week ending 20/11/2020. Our weekly growth has fallen behind the FTSEAS, at 0.54%. See below for the individual asset performance. #ES20070
From concentrated cleaning products to refill pumps in supermarkets and so much more…
We’re innovating for a reuse-refill revolution.
Here’s what we’ve learnt so far. https://t.co/v3JZoJPO9Q
Oxford University Students Vote In Favor Of Banning Red Meat To Fight Climate Crisis https://t.co/cKe1zUfFYR
How would we feel about Bath University Campus doing the same?
Performance update: The week ending 13/12/2020 our portfolio has grown by 7.18%, beating the FTSE All Share again. Our best performing stock was BP with an impressive 18.95% growth. See below for individual stock performance.
Some good news! The government has pledged a further £40M for green spaces as part of a 10-point plan for tackling climate change. Looking forward to hearing the whole plan next week. https://t.co/vA8Jkpujip
A great first week for the portfolio. All of our assets went up in price - so much so that the portfolio is beating the FTSE All Share by 2.45%. This shows you can make a healthy profit while investing in companies that are taking the climate crisis very seriously! #es20070
According to @FinancialTimes, ESG indices have been outperforming their less sustainable peers since the start of the Covid-19 crisis https://t.co/3ZontjLW86
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