Mika (@mikabe04) on getquin

1Yr·

Buy when the guns are thundering 🌿 I think the sector will benefit in the long term from the planned investments. However, individual stocks in the sector are too risky for me (see $ORSTED (+1.15%) ) 🤔

06.09

iShares Global Clean Energy ETF

Bought x100 at €8.414

€841.41

17 Comments

Saschko@WarrenamBuffet

1Yr

here fits probably rather until the solar plant burns or the wind turbine falls :D ;-)

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Mi(t)chel@Mi-t-chel

1Yr

I am holding on to my position. Even though I probably bought in the hype...it is what it is. Ultimately, the hype would be sold off by now. However, the macro trend of rising fossil fuel costs remains, and for perspective, green energy is the foundation of future economic growth for Western industries. How long will the West continue to depend on OPEC+? I don't want to start a political discussion here, I just think that semi-independent energy will be necessary. And therefore green energy is necessary if we want to continue to grow our economy.

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Moritz@leveragegrinding

1Yr

yes, that's what I thought (green energy is good for society and is ... a business model but the margins are shit, growth is dependent on politics and competition is strong across the board, not just one player).

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Alphalex✖@StoneCo

1Yr

Tom, Dick and Harry subsidize clean energy. There are no cannons thundering. Maybe they're just bad.

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Royce@IWERW

1Yr

Why don't you buy into an industry that can stay afloat without subsidies? Would be more advisable somehow

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Sparminister@Sparminister

11Mon

I also buy every month via a savings plan. Basically, I am convinced of the ETF and believe that a lot of growth can be expected in the future. However, I am very unsettled by the sharp fall in the share price.

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