Row 8397

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About 8 years ago I decided to focus more on ESG investing. Particularly investing in topics such as renewable/clean energy. Over the last couple of years demand for renewables has exploded, capacity has increased much more than expected, and it seems there is no end in sight with the market shifting away from fossils and much more electricity demand expected in the future (AI and stuff). Weirdly enough my investments have been mostly stagnant or only slightly positive. But much less so than general market trends would have me think. I get that I wasn’t the only one foreseeing this and it wasn’t the cheapest market to get into even back then, but am still puzzled by how to best further invest in this realm and if I should just stay the course of large clean energy ETFs and individual large players in the renewable energy markets…

I guess what I am asking is: why is business growing like crazy but the stocks aren’t? Do you expect this to change or do you think a different investment portfolio/strategy is needed to profit from/invest in electricity demands increasing?

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