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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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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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too much trash
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Hey Bib Nose Kate here. thats my portfolio looking like it all trash and making more. maybe wmi can clean it up Good Luck To All.
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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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From the Blogosphere
Earnings highlights: Coach, Corning, Goodyear, Visa, Waste Management ...
Filed under: Earnings reports, Coach Inc (COH), Corning Inc (GLW), Alcatel-LucentADS (ALU), Valero Energy (VLO), Level 3 Communications (LVLT), Goodyear Tire and Rubber (GT), Taser Intl Inc (TASR), Visa Inc. (V), Waste Management Inc. (WMI) Here are some highlights from last week's earnings coverage from BloggingStocks: <> Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE: ALU) reported a surprise profit but is expected to return to losses next quarter. Coach Inc. (NYSE: COH) profit and revenue were in line with expectations, sending shares lower. <>Corning Inc. (NYSE: GLW) posted better-than-expected earnings bu>>...
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Waste Management (WMI) will recycle trashed bank ticker
Waste Management knows recycling is a long-term trend
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Waste Management: Boring, But Solidly Profitable
According to Peter Lynch, author of One Up on Wall Street, sometimes you can find profitable companies in overlooked industries. Companies in these industries are often boring and do not garner as much attention as flashier industries like technology or energy. One of these industries is the garbage industry. The garbage industry contains a company that I would consider a Buffett-type investment opportunity. <>Waste Management (WMI) is the market leader in trash collection, disposal and recycling services in the US. The company operates in an industry with a high barrier to entry as the garba>...
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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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