Two weeks ago, I wrote an article for ValueWalk covering the performance of big tobacco stocks over the past few decades. And while the data itself is interesting — there seems to be an anomaly as to why big tobacco and sin stocks in general outperform — there’s one point that I didn’t cover in that article; the ethical implications of investing in big tobacco as well as other sin stocks. The ethical implications of tobacco investing is always a topic that ignites conversation and debate. But the fact of the matter is, it’s your decision whether or not you…
Socially Responsible Investing: An Overcrowded Trade [Part One]
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