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ASPI
ASP Isotopes Inc. Common Stock
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Jun 20, 2025 3:59:53 PM EDT

7.57USD-3.137%(-0.24)2,695,513

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Jun 20, 2025 9:28:30 AM EDT

7.96USD+1.921%(+0.15)13,868

After-hours

Jun 18, 2025 4:32:30 PM EDT

8.02USD+2.688%(+0.21)0

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11 hr ago • u/Jumpy-Imagination-81 • r/investingforbeginners • advice_about_ethical_investing • C

1. Whether or not you own a company's stock would have zero effect on the company's behavior.
2. If you limit yourself to companies that aren't doing *anything* you might disagree with you will be left with very few corporations to invest in.
>Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Coca-Cola
Amazon? In an interview with Vanity Fair, reporter Dana Mattioli reveals how the company systematically stifles criticism, squeezes out competitors, and even pits its own employees against one another.
Apple and Microsoft? Nike, Adidas, Apple, Microsoft and Samsung are among 83 multinationals that have been linked to forced labor by Uighurs in factories across China, according to a study by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI).
Coca-Cola? Coca-Cola has faced criticism for various reasons, including its reliance on single-use plastics, connections to fossil fuels, and scaling back of packaging sustainability targets.
Instead of choosing where to invest based on some purity standard, make investment choices based on normal criteria then commit to donate some of the increased money you will be making to social and political causes that you support.

sentiment -0.48

1 day ago • u/Numzane • r/ValueInvesting • retired_coder_here_my_cat_thinks_my_new_financial • C

ASPI and JSE:REN combined

11 hr ago • u/Jumpy-Imagination-81 • r/investingforbeginners • advice_about_ethical_investing • C

1. Whether or not you own a company's stock would have zero effect on the company's behavior.
2. If you limit yourself to companies that aren't doing *anything* you might disagree with you will be left with very few corporations to invest in.
>Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Coca-Cola
Amazon? In an interview with Vanity Fair, reporter Dana Mattioli reveals how the company systematically stifles criticism, squeezes out competitors, and even pits its own employees against one another.
Apple and Microsoft? Nike, Adidas, Apple, Microsoft and Samsung are among 83 multinationals that have been linked to forced labor by Uighurs in factories across China, according to a study by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI).
Coca-Cola? Coca-Cola has faced criticism for various reasons, including its reliance on single-use plastics, connections to fossil fuels, and scaling back of packaging sustainability targets.
Instead of choosing where to invest based on some purity standard, make investment choices based on normal criteria then commit to donate some of the increased money you will be making to social and political causes that you support.

sentiment -0.48

1 day ago • u/Numzane • r/ValueInvesting • retired_coder_here_my_cat_thinks_my_new_financial • C

ASPI and JSE:REN combined

2 days ago • u/Mmakerr • r/stocks • what_are_the_best_companies_to_benefit_from • C

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