Another week.....more billions lost

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/bud-light-stock-suffers-huge-tumble-company-loses-4-billion-one-week-1803836%3famp=1

I am in complete agreement with the above statement.

I also live in Wisconsin and given my location, I have literally hundreds of non-AB products from which to choose.

I'll wait and see how this plays out . . . . .

Let them go under. Poor judgement should have consequences.

I used to go to Elkhart Lake couple of times a year and always enjoyed Leinenkugels when I was there. Friday night fish fry’s and a cold beer in Wisconsin. Good times.

Target still losing money too.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ba...ck-falls-9th-day-after-backlash-839fb263

I seriously don’t get why these corporations enter the fray on such polarizing topics.

Target to me is much more disgusting with the display items for the younger children. Adults do your thing but leave children out of it.

Latest one out there is the CEO of Chick F’let telling white people to shine a black persons shoes. I totally get the sentiment but sorry bro I don’t owe anyone a shoe shine.

Simply amazing

All I know is the left shoving everything in my face has only grown the seed of hate and resentment towards them.

You would think Popeyes would be the chicken place getting in on that action.....

Walmart, Kohls, Old Navy and Sam’s Club selling the same stuff. They are just being sneakier about it.

Those of y’all thinking that ab-InBev is going to collapse over this are insane.

Black rock, state street, and Vanguard own 10-15% of all major publicly traded companies, sit on the boards of those companies, and those funds are the ones pulling the strings and forcing this ESG/ social credit score [censored] on the companies that they own. It’s basically funds like black rock that say “go woke or we will tank your stock”, and of course the smaller companies will comply.

Now chic-fil-a, being privately held, committed an unforced error IMO.

I saw yesterday that Budweiser has put the Harley Davidson logo on their cans. I don't know if that is good or bad.

Companies will do whatever it takes and endure any backlash to keep a high ESG score which is what determines whether investments should be made in your company.

ESG scores don't indicate if a company is a good investment but whether a company is proactive in environmental, social and governance policies.

https://www.usatoday.com/money/blueprint/investing/what-is-esg-investing/

A whole new benchmark has been set for investing...nothing to do with profitability but how progressive a company is run.

Is there anything Hardly-Ableson won't put their logo on?