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A preference for yield: Investng in preferreds
2009-07-30 14:00:00 "Preferred stock has been much in the news over the past 18 months, primarily as the favorite way for cash-strapped banks to raise capital," says Mark Salzinger.In The Investor's ETF Report, he says, "These unusual securities are popular because they offer high yields and have a higher position in corporate credit structure than common stock." Here, he offers a pair of favored ETFs that invest in preferred shares."We caution that preferred stocks also have significant drawbacks that dampen their appeal. Apreferred stock is really more like a fixed-income instrument than an equity security. "Many preferred stocks have a maturity date, and all pay dividends of a set amount each year. Therefore many are not eligible for the 15% tax rate on 'Qualified' dividends; their dividends are taxed as ordinary income, just like the interest on bonds."Unlike common stock dividends, preferred stock dividends generally do not increase ove...
Excelon (EXC): Powered by nuclear
2009-07-30 14:00:00 "No US utility owns more of them than Exelon (NYSE: EXC), with 17 reactors," says Roger Conrad, who chose the stock as his latest "growth spotlight" in The Utility Forecaster."Carbon free and, above all, paid for, existing nuclear plants are among the most prized assets in the power business."Some 80% of company earnings come from its unregulated generation fleet, 90% of which is nuclear. And it’s by far the best-positioned US utility to ramp up nuclear output."Existing brownfield sites are the only places to build the new reactors Washington wants. Exelon has also been masterful boosting efficiency, running its nukes at 92% of capacity or better for a decade. "And it will increase their capacity 20%, or 1,300 to 1,500 megawatts, by 2017, by upgrading plant turbines."Exelon shares took a hit last year and now sell for barely half their July 2008 high. A 29 percent boost in first quarter earnings per share and affirmation of full yea... More About: Nuclear
GEO Group (GEO) A 'steal' in for-profit prisons
2009-07-30 14:00:00 "With state governments going bankrupt, the last thing bureaucrats want to do is spend precious resources on managing their prison systems," explains growth stock expert Marc Lichtenfeld.The senior analyst for Xcelerated Profit s Report suggests, "For-profit institutions are usually able to provide prison services more efficiently than the government can. And there’s one company that stands out -- The GEO Group (NYSE: GEO).""Nearly two-and-a-half million people are behind bars in American prisons. The U.S. incarceration rate is five times higher than the world average and the U.S. prison population is still rising. "The problem here is two-fold. As the economy worsens, not only are social services being cut across the country, it could also trigger a rise in crime, the latter of which will exacerbate prison overcrowding. "With state and local governments finding it increasingly tough to cope – both in terms of finances and manp... More About: Steal
Tessera (TSRA): Digital gains
2009-07-29 14:00:00 "If you use a mobile phone with a camera, thank Tessera (NASDAQ: TSRA)," says Mike Cintolo in The Cabot Top Ten Report. "Tessera is the go-to company in miniaturization.""Tessera is one of the companies that drove the price of camera components down by miniaturizing them and combining them on a single chip."You’ll find its technology in MP3 players, video games, wireless phones, computers and numerous other products where companies are forever working to design products smaller and manufacture them more cheaply."But Tessera does very little manufacturing. Mostly, it develops technology and then licenses it to manufacturers. The result is profi t margins like 41.9%! Today Tessera is strong because the technology industry is rebounding quickly."Second quarter earnings will be released August 4, and you can expect to hear good news. TSRA appeared here on June 15 and 29, both times trading at 25, waiting to break above earl... More About: Digital
Global expert eyes China real estate
2009-07-29 14:00:00 "Claymore/AlphaShares China Real Estate ETF (NYSE: TAO) combines two prominent investment themes in one" says international specialist Nick Vardy in Global Bull Market Alert."Here's why I think this ETF is set to soar over the next few months. First, the fundamental case for real estate in China is compelling. Over the next five years, 1.5 billion square feet of space will be built in China."China is also booming, and is leading the global economy out of recession and looks set to hit its full-year growth target of 8%. Real estate investment already makes up 10.2% of China’s GDP. And that proportion is rapidly growing."Second, the Chinese stock market has been one of the top-performing markets of the world this year, holding up well even through the recent correction. But the real estate sector has been an even more impressive outperformer. "The Shanghai property sub-index has jumped about 160% this year, beating a 75% surge in ... More About: Eyes , Real Estate
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): A triple A play
2009-07-29 14:00:00 "Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) has vast holdings, but its strategy is simple: Support a deep pipeline of new drugs and medical devices with an aggressive acquisition strategy and cost controls," notes blue chip investor Richard Moroney.In his Dow Theory Forecasts, he adds, "And despite the recession, J&J has kept its financial footing, remaining one of the few companies with the top credit rating of AAA." Here's his long term outlook."This year the U.S. pharmaceutical market is expected to contract for the fi rst time in 50 years as fewer people visit doctors or start new therapies for chronic conditions. "Beyond 2009, an economic recovery should reinvigorate J&J, though it is too early to determine whether health-care reform will help or harm the company. "J&J’s pharmaceutical segment (38% of revenue) has seen sales fall nearly 9% over the past year. In addition to recessionary forces, generic competition... More About: Play , Triple
Commodities and population growth
2009-07-28 14:00:00 "Population growth will likely spur increased demand commodities," says ETF expert Doug Fabian. In Making Money Alert he looks at PowerShares DB Commodity (NYSE: DBC)."World population growth trends suggest massive numbers of new global citizens on the way -- citizens that are going to require essentials such as food, clothing and shelter. "For investors who want to ride this population wave, I offer you the PowerShares DB Commodity Index, an exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the performance of the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity index."The fund invests in a portfolio of exchange-traded futures on commodities comprising the index. The index commodities are crude oil (35%), heating oil (20%), aluminum (12.5%), gold (10%), corn (11.25%) and wheat (11.25%)."With economies around the world struggling to recover from a global recession, commodity prices as represented by DBC have been kept well below their long-term, 200-day moving avera... More About: Commodities , Growth
Bottarelli's bets: A three-fold strategy
2009-07-28 14:00:00 "My best advice is three-fold: be sure that you own metals exposure; diversify with international exposure; and own a position that'll strengthen when the U.S. Dollar begins to fall," says Bryan Bottarelli.The trading expert, with Bottarelli Research, was recently interviewed by Ian Wyatt, editor of SmallCap Investor Pro and offers a trio of favorite ETFs for metals, currency and international exposure.."Play #1: Metals Exposure "This play comes in the form of the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (NYSE: GDX), which I consider the best all-encompassing metals play your money can buy. "The GDX tracks the performance of the AMEX Gold Miners index, which invests at least 80% of its total assets in companies involved in the gold mining industry. "By owning the GDX, you get exposure to major metals companies like Agnico Eagle Mines, Barrick Gold, Goldcorp, and Newmont Mining. "Without question, this is the very best way to... More About: Strategy , Bets , Fold
Itron (ITRI): Energy savings from smart meters
2009-07-28 14:00:00 "I'm adding Itron (NASDAQ: ITRI) to my diversified portfolio of stocks in the alternative energy space," says Elliott Gue. In The Energy Strategist, he explains, "The firm will benefit from both the HR 2454 bill (a cap-and-trade system designed to reduce US greenhouse gas emissions) and the stimulus bill which included direct subsidies aimed at promoting efficiency and building a more intelligent electric grid.""Itron is a leading play on energy efficiency and smart grid technologies, a key, near-term component of cutting carbon emissions. "Itron is already a leader in automatic meters. Traditional gas and electric meters require a utility technician to manually read each display in each home and business. "Automatic meters, however, transmit data via a radio signal directly to technicians, accelerating the meter reading process and cutting costs for utilities. "Itron has a 50% market share for automatic meters in the US and... More About: Smart , Itri , Savings , Meters
Out of Africa: ETF expert eyes South Africa
2009-07-27 14:00:00 "When most people think of Africa , images of business and commerce don't usually spring to mind -- more like wildlife, safaris and famine," suggests Nathan Slaughter.In The ETF Authority, he explains, "But those perceptions are beginning to change as these countries continue to industrialize. And at the vanguard of this transformation is South Africa ." Here, he looks at the iShares MSCI South Africa ETF (NYSE: EZA)."Once a backwater country shunned by most of the international community, South Africa has made great strides over the past decade and continues to evolve. Fifteen years ago the government began an aggressive overhaul of South Africa's economy."Taxes were cut, tariffs were reduced, and pro-business reforms were put in place to create jobs, promote free trade and attract foreign capital. "And since then, inflation has fallen, budget deficits have been reined in, and the country's sovereign government debt has been upgraded to ... More About: Eyes , Expert
Income from the oil sands
2009-07-27 14:00:00 In a review of his energy stock recommendations, Gavin Graham looks to Canadian Oil Sands Trust (OTC: COSWF). Here's his update in Gordon Pape's Income Investor."As I have noted since my first recommendation of Canadian Oil Sands in March 2005, the success of an investment in energy companies depends on the price of oil and gas. "When oil recorded record highs in 2008, reaching approximately US$147 per barrel for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude, oil stocks did well and increased their payouts or expanded their operations. When oil plummeted 77% to about US$33 per barrel, oil stocks cut distributions."Canadian Oil Sands reduced its payout from $1.25 per quarter to 15c between August 2008 and February 2009. "With oil having almost doubled from its lows to US$65 per barrel, it appears these reduced distribution levels are sustainable and there is some feeling that company management has been deliberately conservative to ensure that they do not ...
Nokia (NOK): Bearish breakdown?
2009-07-27 14:00:00 Technician Leo Fasciocco is known for finding breakout candidates. But in his Ticker Tape Digest, he also looks for "breakdowns" -- such as a bearish bet on Nokia (NYSE: NOK)."Nokia, based in Finland, produces mobile devices and mobile network equipment and software. Annual revenues are $72.4 billion. NOK's mobile phones provide consumers with voice, video, gaming, navigation, imaging, and music. "The stock recently gapped sharply lower today on massive volume after the company reported disappointing earnings. The company also said it expects lower mobile device sales for the industry this year. This decline occurred on about four times its normal daily volume."NOK reported that net income for the second quarter dropped to 0.10 euro per share from 0.29 a year ago. This year, analysts forecast a 57% drop in NOK's earnings to 81 cents a share from $1.88 a year ago. The upcoming third quarter should show a 52% drop in net."The stock... More About: Bearish
Maxwell (MXWL): Bet on a better battery
2009-07-24 14:00:00 "Maxwell Technologies (NASDAQ: MXWL) provides R&D services to the U.S. military and other government agencies; it’s become the world’s leading authority on ultracapacitors," says Timothy Lutts.In The Cabot Stock of the Month report, he explains, "Ultracapacitors are handy little electronic devices that store and release electric energy more efficiently than batteries; they can be 10 times lighter than batteries and store and distribute energy 10 times more efficiently than batteries.""So what are ultracapacitors good for? Today, Maxwell—the primary American ultracapacitor manufacturer—is focusing its efforts on two fast-growing young industries: wind turbines and hybrid/electric vehicles. "Because wind speed varies, turbines have trouble maintaining a steady voltage flow. Ultracapacitors store and discharge energy and help send out more level electrical flows."Since 2004, Maxwell has so... More About: Battery
Air Products (APD): More than hot air
2009-07-24 14:00:00 "Any company that can consistently create revenue out of air is worth a look," says Jim Stack, referring to Air Products & Chemicals (NYSE: APD).In his always-excellent InvesTech Market Analyst, he explains, "We especially like a company that can create over $10 billion a year in sales… from air (actually industrial gases)." Here, he explains the reasons he rates the shares a 'buy' in his model portfolio."For APD, much of that 'air' revenue comes from the sale of tonnage gases. Tonnage gas delivery involves the on-site or pipeline delivery of hydrogen and other chemicals to oil refineries."Hydrogen is a key component in reducing sulfur content during the refining process, making hydrogen plants adjacent to refineries indispensible to world gasoline supply."APD’s experience and market penetration have given it a nearly 40% market share of global hydrogen capacity – nearly twice that of its neares...
Coca-Cola (KO) targets China
2009-07-24 06:00:00 "Not surprisingly, Coca -Cola (NYSE: KO) has been placing particular emphasis on China , where there is plenty of untapped potential," says Paul Tracy in StreetAuthority Market Advisor."Like most companies that have been around for well over a century, Coca-Cola operates in a relatively mature industry. "Domestically, per-capita soft-drink consumption has plateaued and domestic volume growth is generally tough to come by."The story is quite different for many overseas markets, which now account for about 75% of the firm's sales. Coke isn't the world's most recognized brand for nothing -- consumers in 200 countries around the globe gulp down about 1.6 billion servings of its beverages every single day."The firm recently unveiled plans to invest over $2 billion to establish a larger footprint in the booming market in China's more remote locations. Now, it is following up on that commitment."Recently, Coke announced the grand openin... More About: Coca Cola
MoneyLetter's emerging idea
2009-07-23 14:00:00 "While the US recovery is provoking doubt, China's economy seems to be moving ahead to meet its growth goals," says Walter Frank. In Moneyletter, he eyes an Asia Pacific ETF. "China is moving ahead despite the weak export market it faces. The Chinese equivalent to the ISM surveys -- already in positive territory -- moved further into positive territory in June. Obviously the Chinese stimulus is doing its job."Yet even with China we find the same problem that is plaguing our own markets: valuation. The huge March through May rally has left the Chinese market close to being fully valued."What will propel the next rally? We think the answer lies not in China, but in the US. As long as the US market remains in the doldrums, investors everywhere will continue to worry about slow growth stemming from weak global export markets."Strong Asian growth will help, but Asian markets cannot adequately substitute for the US market. M... More About: Idea
Bet on Ecology & Environment (EEI)
2009-07-23 14:00:00 "With Obama’s focus on clean energy and the environment, Ecology and Environment (NASDAQ: EEI) has the wind at their back," says Jim Oberweis in The Oberweis Report."Ecology and Environment is an environmental consulting firm which provides engineering and environmental support for wind, solar, geothermal, power generation, electric transmission, and other sustainable energy development."For example, the company has provided professional services for developers in 200 wind energy projects in areas such as permitting and project planning. "With hydropower, the company is conducting the most comprehensive Brazilian hydropower assessment study ever undertaken."With coal, the company is part of a team working on a project in Jamestown, NY seeking to develop new 'clean coal' technology by injecting residual carbon dioxide into deep geologic formations where it is permanently sequestered.In the company’s latest reported...
BullMarket.com bites into Apple (AAPL)
2009-07-23 14:00:00 "Apple (BNASDAQ: AAPL), already on our recommended list selection, announced fiscal Q3 earnings after the bell last night that, to no one's surprise, easily topped Wall Street estimates," notes Geoffrey Seiler.In his Bull Market.com advisory, he reviews the latest earnings report and offers his outlook for the shares -- including a boost to his price target for the stock."For the quarter ended June 27th, the company earned $1.23 billion, or $1.35 a share, up 15% from $1.07 billion, or $1.19 a share, a year ago. Analysts were only looking for EPS of $1.17."Apple generated revenue of $8.34 billion, up 12% from last year and ahead of the $8.20 billion Wall Street consensus. International sales accounted for 44% of the quarter's revenue."Adjusted sales were $9.74 billion, while adjusted net income was $1.94 billion. The adjusted numbers show the impact of iPhone unit sales in the current quarter instead of being recognized over the life of the contract.&...
Suntech (STP): Win with solar
2009-07-22 14:00:00 "The way to win in solar is to invest in the industry leaders and SunTech Power Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: STP) is a big as they come," says Toby Smith.In his ChangeWave Investing the growth stock expert adds, "The Chinese government recently announced a plan to offer massive subsidies to Chinese solar companies; this in turn will benefit SunTech.""The Chinese government recently announced a plan to offer massive subsidies to Chinese solar companies. "As the leading Chinese solar firm, Suntech will do very well from the generous offering that's estimated to cover half the cost of entire installations. "This solar subsidy -- the biggest solar stimulus in the world -- is targeted at Photovoltaic (PV)-integrated building design construction projects in urban areas, and building construction projects with PV application design in rural and remote areas."Public-use buildings such as schools, hospitals and government organiza... More About: Solar
Indonesia (IF): Long term winner
2009-07-22 14:00:00 "Indonesa could be a long-term winner," says Daniel Frishberg. The BizRadio host and editor of The MoneyMan.com Market Newsletter selects a closed-end fund set to benefit."Countries, like companies, can provide investment opportunities when they are legitimate turn-around stories. "Just eleven years ago, Indonesia threw off a military dictatorship and is now a peaceful democracy with a totally free press; in fact, they are the world's third largest democracy by population."They just had another election last week and the current president was elected for another five-year term with 60% of the vote. Given that per capita personal income doubled during his first five-year term, a strong victory was expected."The country has taken a business-friendly approach and intends to encourage foreign investment by reducing corruption, providing new safeguards, and decreasing regulation. "They have sold off state-owned enterprises and ... More About: Winner , Long , Term
Diageo (DEO): Toast to growth & income
2009-07-22 06:00:00 "Diageo (NYSE: DEO), the world's largest spirit maker, offers a solid and safe dividend, as well as the potential for strong capital appreciation," says Louis Basenese.The senior analyst for the prestigious The Oxford Club suggests, "Moreover, investors can also prepare for a US dollar decline by buying these shares." Here's his bullish outlook."Headquartered in London, roughly 70% of the company's sales come from outside the United States. So any dollar dip will increase the value of our ADRs. "Moreover, management concedes that positive currency tailwinds in the other countries where Diageo sells spirits will help the company easily grow earnings by double digits this year."Sound dollar hedge? Double-digit earnings growth? Those two factors alone justify an investment. But it gets better. Diageo also sports top-notch fundamentals..."As the world's biggest spirits company, it operates in over 180 countries, which provides... More About: Income , Growth , Toast
The Adens on gold
2009-07-21 14:00:00 "Gold has yet to take off in true bull market fashion, but its chart suggests that it’s coming," says Mary Anne and Pamela Aden. In their top-notch The Aden Forecast, the resource experts discuss the outlook for gold as well as some of their favorite mining stocks for investors to consider."Considering that the Summer months tend to be slow months, we could still see some short-term weakness. "More important, however, is the bigger picture as gold is poised to rise during the second half of the year." Here, they discuss their outlook and some favorite ming stocks."On the upside, gold is strong above $920 and shows renewed strength above $950. It would be very strong above $985 and a full on bullish C rise and new phase of the bull market would happen above $1004, the record high. "On the downside, if gold weakens during these Summer months, it would happen below $920. It could then go to possibly $882, or to the April low near $868. Howe...
SmartHeat (HEAT): Energy savings
2009-07-21 14:00:00 "SmartHeat (NASDAQ: HEAT), is a play on saving money, increasing energy efficiency, less pollution, and China’s stimulus," says small cap expert Tom Bishop in BI Research."In our view, the profitability of this company -- maker of Plate Heat Exchangers -- is only expected to improve despite the global recession."Installing more efficient heating and heat transfer products can save money by saving energy and by burning less energy per unit of heat, this helps to reduce pollution and thus is right up there on the list for China’s $586 billion stimulus package."Proposed spending in China's stimulus package includes $58 billion for funding of rural and urban infrastructure and energy efficiency projects. There have been a number of developments that have pushed the stock up 47% since my initial recommendation in December."First the company reported earnings. Q1 is a slow quarter for the company in part due... More About: Energy , Savings
Celgene (CELG): Biopharma bet
2009-07-21 14:00:00 Celgene (NASDAQ: CELG), which develops treatments for cancer and immune-inflammatory disease, is a stock of the month," from Dennis Slothower in Stealth Stocks."The drug and cell therapies developed by CELG are designed to treat life-threatening diseases or chronic debilitating conditions where patients are poorly served by current therapies. "CELG is investing in a range of innovative therapeutic programs that are investigating ways to treat and manage chronic diseases by targeting the disease source through multiple mechanisms of action. "Its three hematology products significantly impact survival of patients with cancer and other diseases. "The company continues to develop breakthrough products in areas of unmet medical need, creating one of the deepest and most diverse clinical pipelines in hematology and severe inflammatory diseases. "Despite a very challenging environment, CELG’s global reven... More About: Celgene
China funds for growth and income
2009-07-20 14:00:00 "China is one of the hardest places on the planet to find high yields," says income specialist Carla Pasternak.However, in her High Yield Investing, she suggests, "We found some select China funds that do offer a dividend yield along with tremendous long-term potential." Here, she looks at two favorites: Oberweis China Opportunities (OBCHX) and Matthews China (MCHFX)."I think we're in the early stages of China's economic boom, and I believe the country can continue to grow at a high single-digit pace for the next decade; if that happens, then plenty of Chinese companies will provide handsome returns for their shareholders."The Oberweis China Opportunities is taking full advantage of some of China's best investing opportunities. It invests at least 80% of its assets in Chinese securities. The fund generally invests in small and mid-cap companies, and its holdings have an average market cap of about $850 million.The fund wa... More About: Income , Growth , Funds
MarketWatch's technical look
2009-07-20 06:00:00 "The technical backdrop has taken a distinctly bullish turn," says Michael Ashbaugh. in MarketWatch's The Technical Indicator he looks at the market averages and a trio of trades."Perhaps most obviously, the S&P has staged a 10-to-1 rally, and a 28-to-1 spike, from its 200-day moving average. And by any measure, this raises a bullish technical flag."With a gravity-defying rally, the S&P extended its gains, clearing resistance at 930 last Thursday. From current levels, significant resistance holds at the 2009 closing high of 946 while initial support rests at 930."Meanwhile, the Dow's near-term view is similar. With this week's rally, it's staged a 'V'-shaped reversal, breaking to one-month highs. Looking ahead, significant resistance holds at 8,799 - matching the 2009 closing high - while support rests at 8,580, matching the breakout point."The Dows spiked atop both major moving averages this week, notching one-...
Breakout for KONG
2009-07-17 14:00:00 KongZhong (NASDAQ: KONG), a Chinese mobile telecom player, is a recent featured buy from Leo Fasciocco, a technician focused on breakout situations in his The Ticker Tape Digest."The firm said it is one of the largest mobile game publisher/developers in China. It sells its products through the Chinese telecom carriers' networks. "The company generally receives 60% to 85% of the revenue for services delivered and pays the remainder to these operators for transmission and service fees. The firm relies on these carriers to collect money from its customers."The stock came public back in 2004. The shares made their peak around 15, before pulling lower due to the severe bear market. This year the stock has rallied strongly. Indeed, it has been a star performer, rising 180% the past 12 months versus a 25% drop in the S&p 500 index."After surging from 4 earlier this year to 10, the stock has rested and formed a flat base. The base was well formed s...
Duoyuan (DGW): Water pollution in China
2009-07-17 14:00:00 "Decades of rampant economic growth have taken their toll on Chinese waterways; a recent survey found that nearly all — 95% — of urban water samples were polluted," explains China expert Tony Sagami.In his Asia Stock Alert, he suggests, "Duoyuan Global Water (NYSE: DGW) recently went public on the NYSE; I believe it’s the most profitable way to profit from China’s desperate need to clean up its polluted water.""Much of China’s meager water supply isn’t safe to drink. One-third of the country’s rural population — an estimated 360 million people — does not have access to safe drinking water because more than 70% of China’s rivers and lakes are polluted."Nearly half of China’s 640 major cities face water shortages, with 100 facing severe shortages. Some 278 cities in China don’t have any wastewater treatment facilities whatsoever and dump raw sewage directly into their local ... More About: Pollution
Playboy (PLA): Bunny buy
2009-07-17 14:00:00 "Playboy Enterprises (NYSE: PLA) is a speculative stock, with plenty of potential but also downside risk," suggests Alex Green. In The Oxford Club, he eyes the firm's turnaround potential."Yes, Playboy's publishing empire is a big money loser. But it still has one of the most recognized brands in the world. The rabbit head logo generates more than $1 billion in licensing fees annually. "When you consider that Playboy Enterprises has a market capitalization of a little over $100 million, you begin to see how undervalued this stock is. "In 2006, Playboy opened an entertainment venue at the Palms Resort in Las Vegas, including a casino and nightclub. Early results are good given the current economy. The company is in the process of building its second such destination in Macau. "Moreover, Playboy is under new management. Hugh Hefner’s daughter Christie – after struggling at the helm for years – finally ste... More About: Bunny
Duoyuan (DGW): Water pollution in China
More articles from this author:2009-07-17 14:00:00 "Decades of rampant economic growth have taken their toll on Chinese waterways; a recent survey found that nearly all — 95% — of urban water samples were polluted," explains China expert Tony Sagami.In his Asia Stock Alert, he suggests, "Duoyuan Global Water (NYSE: DGW) recently went public on the NYSE; I believe it’s the most profitable way to profit from China’s desperate need to clean up its polluted water.""Much of China’s meager water supply isn’t safe to drink. One-third of the country’s rural population — an estimated 360 million people — does not have access to safe drinking water because more than 70% of China’s rivers and lakes are polluted."Nearly half of China’s 640 major cities face water shortages, with 100 facing severe shortages. Some 278 cities in China don’t have any wastewater treatment facilities whatsoever and dump raw sewage directly into their local ... More About: Pollution 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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