Our mission is to attempt to reward investors for saving the environment without the hype.  

The newsletter focus includes companies working within the following environmentally sustainable sectors:  

      Renewable Energy

      Clean Technologies for Non-Renewable Energy

      Water and Wastewater

      Waste Management

      Site Remediation

      Materials

Our goal is not to promote buying and selling opportunities, but to provide information to educated investors to assist them in making their own investment decisions.  

Readers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence before making any stock purchase.  It is impossible to predict unforeseen events which may have a negative effect on stock prices such as corporate lawsuits, SEC violations, or undesirable acts of nature.  In addition, past stock history is no guarantee to future results.  In a decade that has witnessed Enron and Arthur Anderson, Inc. accounting fraud and the back-dating of stock options, the odds to make big profits are against the common investor. 

Many of the emerging companies that we describe are bulletin board (.ob) listed stocks, also known as penny stocks, small-cap stocks, and mid-cap stocks.  The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) classifies securities that trade at prices under $5 as Penny Stocks.  Investing in these types of stocks may be inherently dangerous due to the lack of corporate transparency, the low visibility (lack of interest and regular financial reports) and low tradability (low trading volume and lack of investor interest).  Penny stocks may also be trading at low levels due to downward trading pressure shorting and the possibilities of losing the entire investment in these penny stocks are real.  Believe me, this can happen - I've seen it!  However, the upside of penny stocks is the potential to turn a small investment into a very large return.  A new rating system of individual penny stocks  based on the fulfillment of financial reporting criteria is available at pink sheets.  

We believe that as the world's population grows and exerts increasing pressure on planet Earth, corporations with the vision and insight to solve the problems associated with the negative environmental impacts are poised to grow as well.  And in this age of environmental revolution, all it takes is one.  Could it be possible that the technology sector might be dwarfed by the emerging environmental sector.  Our goal at My Greener Investing Newsletter is to find the ones that matter, and provide this information to you.