Educated Investor: Incorporating Your Values Into Your Investing
by AAII Staff | June 24, 2020
This week’s Educated Investor highlights a stock screen that measures how fast companies are burning through their cash. The feature article is the June AAII Journal Editor’s Note, which explains the impetus behind AAII’s newest project to help you build a wealth plan. Our archive articles this week focus on ESG matters: stocks and funds that allow investors to incorporate their personal values into their stock and fund investing decisions.
This Week’s Highlight
Companies With Fast Cash Burn Rates
by Derek J. Hageman
As important as it is to identify promising stocks, it is equally important, if not more important, to avoid bad ones. One area of consideration is its available cash levels and the rate of cash consumption, which is known as the burn rate.
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FEATURE ARTICLE · AAII Members Only Identifying a Path When Uncertainty Still Loomsby Charles Rotblut
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Hand-Selected for You
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ESG Equity Mutual Fundsby Charles Rotblut
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The Next Generation of Socially Responsible Investingby Lorne Abramson, Elana Lieberman
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Stock Performance Is Affected by a Firm’s Social Responsibility Ratingby AAII Staff
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Upcoming Digital Event
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Making the Grade: Factor Investing With A+ Investorpresented by Wayne A. Thorp
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