Get Elon Musk’s money out of politics—for good.
How exchange-traded funds link our retirement to Tesla
A growing percentage of individual investors now invest through exchange-traded funds or ETFs—particularly S&P 500 ETFs.
For every $1,000 invested in the S&P 500 exchange-traded fund, $15 to $20 automatically flows to Tesla, currently weighted among the index’s largest companies that increasingly shape every aspect of our society and environment.
Exchange-traded funds democratize investing
Exchange-traded funds have revolutionized investment by making markets more accessible to everyday people. ETFs are:
- Accessible and cost-efficient: Exchange-traded funds democratize investing, giving everyone the same opportunities regardless of wealth.
- Dynamic and transparent: Unlike older investment vehicles like mutual funds, exchange-traded funds evolve with the market and provide clear visibility into holdings.
- Investor-driven: “Every day, investors vote with their money and decide what’s good and what’s bad—that goes hand-in-hand with democratization.” —Anna Paglia, Executive Vice President of State Street Global Advisors (July 22, 2024)
Small investors should be able to access the robust S&P 500 index without exposure to Tesla. We want an S&P 500 exchange-traded fund that excludes Tesla.
Our government shouldn’t be Musk’s next corporate acquisition.
DIVEST FROM TESLA