Dear anon 21874304 :) Have you consider doing business with another fund to your liking? Which is not allegedly the world's largest SHADOW bank and did alleged abuse rental market.
BlackRock is allegedly the world's largest SHADOW bank
“BlackRock is also now the largest holder of single and multi-family housing in the USA (and probably others worldwide). They were somehow in position to obtain most/many of the banks' foreclosed assets. They now are the largest landlord, and are virtually singularly responsible for the high rental rates today (since few can now afford to buy a house).”
BlackRock Inc. is the latest company planning to finance investors who buy single-family homes, capitalizing on soaring rental demand as the U.S. homeownership rate sits at a five-decade low.
I suggest any other company to your liking which offers real ethical investing
Socially responsible investing (SRI), or social investment, also known as sustainable, socially conscious, "green" or ethical investing, is any investment strategy which seeks to consider both financial return and social/environmental good to bring about social change regarded as positive by proponents.
I just mean that I havent found an ESG fund that outperforms
Thanks for clarifying what you meant. What I am suggest is to prioritize another metric first. Ethic first. Money second.
Speaking for myself, I asked my finance team this, when they review investment options, my first metric filter is ethic. Money is my second or lower metric filter. For example, when reviewing all recommended options, I am asking myself which one of those investment options ethically outperform all other options? Which option really do put people above money? Also which options really has ethical behaviors itself? As a result I quickly and easily filtered out BlackRock. Then filtered in ethical investment options.
In other words, if you value people above money then, most ethical ESG funds will likely outperforms BlackRock.
I don’t care how ethical the world is. My goal is to leave my children the most money possible, and do it with the best risk/reward trade off I can get.
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Some did not carry over to 2010, that were on the 2009 return. Did he sell them and not report?
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Upvote! Saw this on 8kun, you should do a another/follow up with Pelosi's financials as well. Good info.
21874304? ago
I have a 401k with a blackrock fund in it? Am I bad too? They are a massive ETF and mutual fund company
21874353? ago
Dear anon 21874304 :) Have you consider doing business with another fund to your liking? Which is not allegedly the world's largest SHADOW bank and did alleged abuse rental market.
BlackRock is allegedly the world's largest SHADOW bank
https://www.economist.com/news/special-report/21601621-banks-retreat-wake-financial-crisis-shadow-banks-are-taking-growing
http://bazonline.ch/wirtschaft/unternehmen-und-konjunktur/Die-groesste-Schattenbank-der-Welt/story/27331110
BlackRock Abuse Rental Market
https://finance-commerce.com/2015/08/blackrock-to-finance-rental-home-investors/
* https://archive.fo/3cmFm
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-08-24/blackrock-said-to-start-financing-rental-home-investors
* https://archive.fo/WcsER
https://web.archive.org/web/20190103221606/https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-08-24/blackrock-said-to-start-financing-rental-home-investors
21874371? ago
Blackrock has great prices. I love their iShares ETF lineup. What else is an equivalent company
21874430? ago
I suggest any other company to your liking which offers real ethical investing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socially_responsible_investing
https://archive.md/wip/Bidfi
21874452? ago
Bringing ethics into investing means losing money. Check out the Vice Fund. It owns cigarette companies, weapons, booze, drugs, guns, etc etc
21874572? ago
Says BlackRock? ;)
I understand that you value money above people. To each their own belief. Enjoy your journey on that road :)
21874583? ago
I just mean that I havent found an ESG fund that outperforms
21874703? ago
Thanks for clarifying what you meant. What I am suggest is to prioritize another metric first. Ethic first. Money second.
Speaking for myself, I asked my finance team this, when they review investment options, my first metric filter is ethic. Money is my second or lower metric filter. For example, when reviewing all recommended options, I am asking myself which one of those investment options ethically outperform all other options? Which option really do put people above money? Also which options really has ethical behaviors itself? As a result I quickly and easily filtered out BlackRock. Then filtered in ethical investment options.
In other words, if you value people above money then, most ethical ESG funds will likely outperforms BlackRock.
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I don’t care how ethical the world is. My goal is to leave my children the most money possible, and do it with the best risk/reward trade off I can get.