"Portfolios that have integrated ‘material’ ESG [environmental,  social and governance] metrics have provided average returns… superior to those of conventional  portfolios, while exhibiting lower risk."
-- Journal of  Applied Corporate Finance, June 2016

In DIY Ethical-Sustainable Investing Pays Tutorial
you’ll easily learn how to:

• Find companies reflecting your values

• How to decide which companies to invest in

• Easily obtain financial analyst stock opinions for the best stocks

By end of Tutorial, you’ll have the knowledge to:

• Create a stock portfolio reflecting your values with good potential returns

• Learn to save big on investment fees -- furthering your long-term profits

• Confidently interact with others about investments

"If increasingly, more people invest according to their personal values... only companies employing these higher values will truly prosper."
-- Ron Robins, The Globe and Mail

Like most investors today you want to engage in ethical-sustainable investing. And you’ve heard that you don’t have to sacrifice on returns or profits either. But how to do it and how to do it cheaply, quickly, simply, with no financial knowledge and in a way that offers you peace of mind!

This Tutorial accomplishes all that and more.

In this unique Tutorial, you’ll learn why ethical-sustainable investing is becoming so successful. You’ll discover your investor profile and then select industries and companies reflecting your values and profile.

This Tutorial takes just one hour to complete. Spend another hour following the simple steps given can provide you the stock selection you desire—vetted by the opinions of top financial analysts. (For those interested, the tutorial provides information on how to conduct in-depth company research too.)

Then, in a third hour, you can purchase your selected stocks.

Thus, in three hours it is possible for you to have an ultra-low-cost performance screened stock portfolio reflecting your deepest values.

Note: This is strictly an educational tutorial. No investment advice or recommendations are offered. References to companies, industries, and other information are for illustrative purposes only and not to be construed as investment advice or recommendations.