Hot Stocks

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[Ellman] shows how climate changes will strengthen or weaken stock sectors such as automakers, property insurance, petroleum, manufacturers, and more. Ellman also provides a global look at nations whose economies will be most and least impacted by rising temperatures. Readers new to the stock market will find this book easy to read and understand and will appreciate the investing perspective. Seasoned investors will find this guide insightful if they are thinking of adjusting their portfolios in relation to climate change." * Booklist * This book is strictly for prospective and professional investors. This go-to title advises investors on the strengths and weaknesses of companies in light of climate change. It covers key industries so that an investor can determine which industry is best to invest in. Although the author focuses more on U.S. stock there are also some recommendations on the international scale. The intent of this work is to not only show how companies fear global warming with traditional industries feeling the brunt, but to also explain how new markets can prosper in a warming world. This is also supported by various statistics that an investor can apply in the decision-making process. * Library Journal * Hot Stocks is an authoritative and wry guide to a business landscape going haywire. What should smart investors buy in a warming world? This book." -- McKenzie Funk, author of "Windfall: The Booming Business of Global Warming" James Ellman's insightful analysis of the catastrophe that is climate change shows how we can turn lemons into lemonade by investing wisely. -- Jordan Hymowitz, Managing Partner of Philadelphia Financial Management A brisk and eye-opening tour through the major sectors of the stock market that makes clear how important the impacts of global warming will be for equity investment returns. -- Andrea Mitroff, Former Managing Director, Global Equities Lead Portfolio Manager, TIAA Investments A thoughtful and comprehensive look at investment strategies for public stocks that factor in our changing climate. Ellman brings depth of analysis, and some humor, to a complex and timely topic. -- Barney Schauble, Managing Partner at Nephila Advisors, LLC, Chair of Ceres Hot Stocks is easy to read, compelling, and game-changing. James Ellman shows a deep understanding of the science of climate change and the coming disruption in geopolitics, technology, infrastructure, government policies, and consumer behavior that will put traditional financial holdings at high risk. Sector by sector, he explains the perils and advantages for specific companies, regions, and countries. The reader emerges with a new way of analyzing future winners and losers to build the strongest financial position in the gathering storm. -- Margaret Cheney, Commissioner, Vermont Public Utility Commission