Invest Skeptically

Ian McGugan writes, Confessions of an unethical investor, for Canadian Business Online and discloses his own “unethical” portfolio.
He writes: “It’s my experience that as long as a company operates within the law, intelligent people can debate its ethical stature from now until dividend day without reaching a conclusion [...] Ethical investing assumes that somebody — [...]

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In times like these when there is so much uncertainty about asset prices and such a heightened sense that something’s gotta give, we naturally start thinking about mixing things up. Should we change the allocation of stocks versus bonds? Bond prices have already begun to fall (creating higher yields). Move more money into cash? [...]

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