Investing In Green

Quick Green Investing Tips for 2009
According to the LA Times, it looks like everyone's favorite overused word of 2008 might be your in to an underused investment sector.

Report: The State of Green Investing 2009
In 2008, many green mutual funds, ETFs and individual stocks sunk 50-80%, while the Dow shed about 40%. But green investors can also expect their portfolios to rise higher than the overall market as it recovers.

Green Mutual Funds Could Beat Market
The poor relative performance of the past year is no reason to give up on the strategy. Most of the stocks in the green space are those of industrial or technology companies. While those sectors lose more value than most industries during slowdowns, they can lead economic expansions. In some ways, it's reassuring that the shares have acted predictably in the past year.

Investing In Green

Green Real estate Investing
There’s the popular slogan in modern marketing campaigns: “Green is the new black.” But is “environmentally friendly” really something a real estate investor needs to consider? Green (money) and black (net profit) together can be a winning team for real estate investment. Here are a few reasons why going green can help your investment property portfolio.

The Cost Efficacy of Building Green
The economic crisis continues, but that shouldn't preclude investing in sustainability which can lead to both short and long-term financial benefits, said speakers at the RealShare Green Buildings virtual conference, held Wednesday.

How to Go Green: Investing
During the past few years, the business world has awakened to the concept that "green," meaning environmentally conscious, and "green," meaning financially lucrative, are not mutually exclusive.