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Here’s the first titled, Following COP26? Look at These 3 Sustainable Investing Strategies and 40 Stock Picks. Several of today’s articles relate in some way to COP26. Great Stock and Fund Picks Post COP26 (1)
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Welcome to podcast episode 71 published on November 19, titled “Great Stock and Fund Picks Post COP26” - and presented by Investing for the Soul. Transcript & Links, Episode 71, November 19, 2021 Great Stock and Fund Picks Post COP26 include Tesla, NIO, Li Auto, TPI Composites, Schneider National, Knight-Swift Transportation, FREYR, Fisker, Alstom, NARI Technology, SINOPEC Engineering Group, Covestro, Rexel, Ørsted, Siemens Energy, FirstEnergy, Sunrun, PAVE infrastructure ETF, Parker-Hannifin, Xylem, Jacobs Engineering, Martin Marietta, Cleveland-Cliffs, Xcel Energy, United Rentals, VOTE ETF, Plug Power Inc., Brookfield Renewable Partners PODCAST: Great Stock and Fund Picks Post COP26
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