It's going to happen worldwide and it is less of a reflection of a lack of interest, but the current price of PVs mean they are economical even without subsidies. link
I think this is a good thing, IF the subsidies are shifted from PV to other de-carbonising measures (e.g. increased heating system replacement subsidies).
Depending on your country, pensions based investment accounts can SIGNIFICANTLY reduce your tax burden, but the funds are not accessible until you reach state pension age.
I would advise thinking about how far away your retirement is and the low-risk indexes available to such accounts, on top of your personal, regular trading account.
While I wholly understand that free trade is a good thing, I can't help but notice the immense amount of CO2 needed to produce and ship a bunch of beef from Australia to the EU and vice versa.
Also, this is probably in part an attempt to secure non-US/Russian gas supplies long term.
This is what investing is though.
No sane person would have bought Microsoft for peanuts in the early days and waited until today to have sold their first share. That's when people get greedy and lose everything.
Bitcoin is very high risk, so your probably $7.8k profit should be seen as a huge win, regardless of what could have been.
It's going to happen worldwide and it is less of a reflection of a lack of interest, but the current price of PVs mean they are economical even without subsidies. link
I think this is a good thing, IF the subsidies are shifted from PV to other de-carbonising measures (e.g. increased heating system replacement subsidies).