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Earlier this week, Elon Musk, the Tesla boss, asked his 52.5million Twitter followers what the future would hold.
For the tycoon, it might augur a £9billion bonus, thanks to the surging sales of Tesla models which, like other electric cars, are increasingly popular.
The battery technology that powers these vehicles is seen as a way to slash carbon emissions – the planet-friendly goal now being pursued by the US, Britain and other governments.
The UK plans to phase out sales of all non-electric cars by 2035. But does this technology, despite its planet-friendly credentials, also have downsides for those who aspire to invest more ethically?
Source: Lipper/Moneyfacts
Note: The table above is ordered by the best performance 1 April 2021 over the past 12 months. Funds may be available on other platforms not listed, through a stockbroking service or financial adviser.
This month, there have been two new entrants into the best performing investment ISAs over the past 12 months. Guiness Sustinable Energy B Account and MFM TechInvest have both moved up the chart to second and third places.
The best performing Investment ISA in April 2021 for the sixth month in a row was from Baillie Gifford American A Account. A £1,000 investment made into this fund 12-months would now be worth £2,029.91.
The Netflix share price is falling. Should I buy?
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The share price of movie streaming service
Netflix(NASDAQ:NFLX) has tumbled in after-hours trading in the US. As I type, it’s down 8%. Earlier this morning, it was down 11%. Should Foolish UK investors regard this as an opportunity to buy this market darling on temporary weakness? Here’s my take.
Why is the Netflix share price falling?
It all seems to be down to the growth in subscribers so far in 2021. Although revenue of $7.16bn beat expectations, the market was expecting around 6.25 million new accounts to have been opened between January and March. The figure released last night fell far short of that at 3.98 million.