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by Yarnlady is happy every day on June 9th, 2009
Yes, when the investor has done the necessary amount of investigation into the strength and future of a company, it can be one of the many factors used, in addition to encouraging ethical behavior.
by puzzled on August 28th, 2009
Depends what and whos ethics you apply?
But broadly, yes, qualified by saying the returns may not be as good, and the risks are higher, Because you have restricted your investments by other than financial constraints.
by technios on June 10th, 2009
I sure hope so... or I will be poor forever.
by Suby the Coat on June 10th, 2009
Yes. In the long run it is only the ethical investment that can continue to pay dividends.
by Tom 47 is back in his bear COAT on June 9th, 2009
Sure it can. For example, there are many successful companies that specialise in energy-saving products. These are good investments. Medical equipment is a good ethical investment and is a pretty sure thing. You may not become rich overnight, but they are solid.
by jeanie16 on June 9th, 2009
perhaps not in the same way as a purely financial dividend would:)
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Thanks Yarn.
by keithold is a prodigal bagger on June 9th, 2009