Frustratingly, yeah, by a lot. Anyone who put money into a non-renewable energy etf at the lowest point of their prices in 2020 would have more than 2.5x their money by now.
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Are the shareholders ok?
I think they need more millions in PPP loans
Sorry, “loans”
Well they need to sail their yachts in cooler areas now but otherwise no
We probably need to send them much more money so they can solve the problem.
But if I give them one of my nickels, what will I rub the other one against?
Look at this fatcat over here with two nickels.
Frustratingly, yeah, by a lot. Anyone who put money into a non-renewable energy etf at the lowest point of their prices in 2020 would have more than 2.5x their money by now.