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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Brumar89 who wrote (941543)6/20/2016 1:51:45 PM
From: Wharf Rat  Read Replies (1) of 1572804
 
Here's an investment opportunity for you.

Our core activitiy is managing the Cool Futures Hedge Fund. We monitor the latest developments in the science, economics and finance of global warming [the Knowledge] and take positions accordingly using all the tools of a hedge fund.


We hedge our bets on global warming and on climate change public policy.

We are a thematic hedge fund. Our Alpha is also our unique selling proposition. The iterative investment question we ask is,

“What and how should we invest, if we know that carbon dioxide is 'innocent' of being the main cause of catastrophic global warming*; and that the timing (soon), magnitude (significant) and sign (cooling) of the next major climate shift will have an impact on many markets and economies?.....Perhaps at the very least, we should hedge our bets.”

No other fund is doing this. Yet there are trillions of dollars in play, seemingly with no due diligence on the Knowledge done by anyone but us.

The Cool Futures Hedge Fund is a new small private hedge fund incorporated in the Cayman Islands with audacious plans to soon launch, expand and grow globally to capture this emerging large scale market opportunity.


*More precisely: Fixing the architecture of the flawed climate models, while keeping the physics, shows that future warming due to carbon dioxide will be a fifth to a tenth of current official estimates. Less than 20% of the global warming since 1973 was due to increasing carbon dioxide.

coolfuturesfundsmanagement.com
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