And with ESG, they may be right. Blackrock/Vanguard may very well be paying them a ton of other people's money to not do business with valid customers.
They must be taught it will not.
True, but it's also not that easy since, as mentioned above...often the customers are, well, no longer the primary customer. It's what makes ESG so insidious.
We can't have anything even resembling free market capitalism if the primary transaction isn't between customers and the goods/services provider.
And with ESG, they may be right. Blackrock/Vanguard may very well be paying them a ton of other people's money to not do business with valid customers.
True, but it's also not that easy since, as mentioned above...often the customers are, well, no longer the primary customer. It's what makes ESG so insidious.
We can't have anything even resembling free market capitalism if the primary transaction isn't between customers and the goods/services provider.
True, plus they are using our own 401ks to buy the world up from underneath us. It's pretty sick