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Now it's 40% down. Good.
by juandazapata 10y ago
Now it's 40% down. Good.
- charlesdm 10y agoDon't forget, if you have pension savings then you're probably invested in this through some sort of pension fund.
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- hx87 10y agoUnless your pension fund is absurdly ill-managed and/or corrupt, your exposure will be tiny.
- astral303 10y agoSources? Pension funds tend to not be socially-minded
- TheCoelacanth 10y agoWell-managed pension funds are diversified enough to not have an overly large exposure to any industry.
- cloudjacker 10y agowhich proves the only point that was being made? Does your mind frequently attempt to lessen the blow by noticing the blow does in fact exist but is small?
- hx87 10y agoIf all that happens is that my portfolio is a few points below what it would otherwise be, that's not much of a point. > Does your mind frequently attempt to lessen the blow by noticing the blow does in fact exist but is small? All the time? Otherwise you'd constantly be overwhelmed by small but ultimately inconsequential stresses.
- verytrivial 10y agoIf I unknowingly had money invested in private prisons I would gladly cop the loss on the chin and spend a few moments reviewing investment policies my fund uses.
- Someone1234 10y agoI wonder if there is a market for a "moral fund." Meaning a normal diversified fund but they avoid certain markets and industries. I'd pay a slightly higher fee for that.
- azernik 10y agoOh yeah. It's a big industry: http://www.ussif.org/sribasics http://www.ussif.org/sribasics
- stubish 10y agoOh, it won't be that bad. They can rebrand the prisons as retirement homes for the less financially secure.