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WMI: Bull or Bear?
Consider Waste Management, if you like making something out of nearly nothing
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Filed under: Stocks to Buy, Green Stocks  It's a cliché, but it's true, and bears repeating during these challenging economic times: It's not a market for faint-of-heart investors, and those with low risk tolerances.
Most investors are side-lined, and with good reason. The pronounced U.S. recession continues. Meanwhile, other economic issues await policy resolution in Washington, but the two major political parties are not exactly singing kumbayah.
Well what's an investor to do? Think: Making something out of nearly nothing. Waste Management does.<><>Continue reading <>Consider Waste Management...
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Carbon Trading Index and Funds Crater
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<> <> <> <> <>  The ETF Innovators Global Carbon Trading Index tracks the performance of 20 companies (summarized in accompanying table) from a starting value of 21,687 on 1/19/09 which are involved in a variety of green business activities, including the following: financial exchanges for carbon credits, renewable energy projects resulting in the generation of carbon credits, greenhouse gas capture, waste-to<><><><><><><><><>< />< /><><><><><><><>< />...
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Waste Management (WMI): 'Deep value' in waste
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Filed under: International markets, Newsletters, Commodities, Oil, Agriculture, Stocks to Buy, Green Stocks, Recession "We are selectively taking advantage of deep values such as Waste Management (NTSE: WMI), which is selling at a compelling valuation," says Jim Stack, a safety-first money manager. In his InvesTech Market Analyst he adds, "Waste Management displays the characteristics we search for in new investments including a distinct competitive advantage and solid financials. <>"It is a giant in its industry; Waste Management is the largest solid waste management company in North America....
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Carbon Trading Index Rebounds in December
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The accompanying table [click to enlarge] includes 19 companies in the ETF Innovators [ETFI] Global Carbon Trading Index along with the prices of seven benchmark commodities and funds. The Carbon Trading Index rallied over the past month along with the overall market, although the gains were less than the overall market and the index has declined by more than 50% in the past six months.
With the launch of AirShares Carbon Fund (ASO) in mid-December, investors have another option to trade the price of carbon ...
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A New Index for Carbon Credit Trading
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The accompanying table [click to enlarge] includes 19 companies in the ETF Innovators [ETFI] Global Carbon Trading Index along with the prices of seven benchmark commodities and funds. Most of the pure plays on carbon credits are very small, with 12 of the 19 companies having market caps below $100M.
As I wrote yesterday, Climate Exchange (CXCHF) represents the most established company poised to benefit from the global expansion of the exchange-based trading of carbon credits, with a market cap of $620M. With ...
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GARBAGE IS GOLD TO OTHERS!
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Good times, Bad times, War, Conflicts, Bankruptcy, Scandals, but Garbage is endless supply of Revenue. At current stock price of $34.91, it appears to be a nice entry point to begin collecting the rewards of the future.
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Addition of CNX Gas to Global Carbon Trading Index
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As featured in my CNX Gas (CXG) story is the Company’s capture of coalbed methane gas, which is eligible for carbon credits on the Chicago Climate Exchange. CNX Gas is the second-largest play on methane gas capture in the US behind Waste Management (WMI). As the only oil and gas company registered as an offset provider with the Chicago Climate Exchange, CNX Gas has already registered 8.4 million tons of carbon credits and expects future capacity to generate 2 – 3 million tons annually. As I have <> rece...
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A Carbon Trading Investment Strategy
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<> <> Investors who are interested in the emerging industry for the generation and trading of carbon credits [a web link to my blog posts on carbon credits] may find the following strategy useful for to invest in my Global Carbon Trading Index . Please keep in mind that this strategy should only be implemented for the speculative portion of one's portfolio and is geared toward US-based investors in terms of liquidity and ease of trading access. While E*TRADE offers investors the opportunity to invest in foreign ...
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A Global Carbon Trading Index
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<> <> <> My Global Carbon Trading Index is designed to track public companies involved in the nascent industry of carbon credit generation and trading activities. Because this is an evolving industry, I expect to add new stocks to the index in the future to accurately track the performance of pure-play carbon credit companies -- just as the iPath Global Carbon ETN (GRN) specifies on its website that it will incorporate new financial derivatives for carbon prices as they become established as industry standards.
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Time for Investors to Pick Up the Garbage Disposal Companies
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<>With all of the major indices now in bear market territory it seems as though the best way for a long investor to play this market is to avoid the losing stocks and switch into the winners. I sometimes liken investing to gambling, but the advantage of investing over gambling is that you can change your bet at any time. Imagine if you were playing blackjack only to find that you had a very weak hand. But in this particular game of blackjack you can swap cards with the person sitting next to you and as luck would have it, that person has a very strong hand that looks very likely to win. Now, ...
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Clean up with Waste Management (WMI)
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 "Executives from Waste Management (NYSE: WMI), a stock on our recommended list, presented the company's case to Wall Street at a conference sponsored by J.P. Morgan," says Bill Martin.
In his BullMarket.com, which offers in-depth trading and investing research, he adds, "We reviewed the presentation from CEO David Steiner and CFO Robert Simpson and found the company's story to be quite compelling for long-term investors." <>"Steiner began by outlining some of the basic drivers of the company's business. Waste Management is the nation's largest trash hauler, and he pointed out that it along wi...
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