Surging prices of many defence stocks are leaving investors with a dilemma: should they profit from the growing insecurity around the world, or deem them to be beyond the ethical pale?
“It can be hard to get third-party validation from governments and military chiefs [of the companies’ technologies], given the obvious sensitivities,” he adds. Yet unlike the US and European weapons behemoths, the Australian-listed defence sector consists of small companies operating in niche areas. Griffiths says another reason that professional investors are cautious on defence stocks is that execution of the company’s strategy is rarely a “straight-line process”. Markets take years to penetrate and exploit, he says.
No conundrum if you sell it to both sides for the same amount
Nederland Laatste Nieuws, Nederland Headlines
Similar News:Je kunt ook nieuwsberichten lezen die vergelijkbaar zijn met deze die we uit andere nieuwsbronnen hebben verzameld.
Ethical conundrum: Making money from military stocksDefence stocks are surging – some share prices have doubled since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Should you be making money from them? | jcollett_money jcollett_money Yes ! jcollett_money I've been following Dave Sharma's stock purchases and am making a fortune. Thanks Dave.
Lees verder »
Ethical conundrum: Making money from military stocksDefence stocks are surging – some share prices have doubled since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Should you be making money from them? | jcollett_money jcollett_money Yes ! jcollett_money I've been following Dave Sharma's stock purchases and am making a fortune. Thanks Dave.
Lees verder »