Waste management/recycling ETFs

[Cuddles]

Looking at this sector and seems promising. Was hoping to catch some undervalued gems before China starts taking in our trash again but may be too late to the game. Anyone got any leads?

 

[vanzandt]

Looking at this sector and seems promising. Was hoping to catch some undervalued gems before China starts taking in our trash again but may be too late to the game. Anyone got any leads?

You can poke around here for some ideas I think.

http://www.closedlooppartners.com/investment-focus/

 

[drm7]

Here is a quick FINVIZ screen.

https://www.finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=111&f=ind_wastemanagement&o=-marketcap

Buying a basket of WM/RSG/WCN pretty much covers the industry if you want to keep it simple. There might be some interesting smaller niche companies further down the list though.

 

[Scataphagos]

Can't see any growth future for such ETFs other than like "basic utilities", if that's how one cares to invest.

 

[Cuddles]

Can't see any growth future for such ETFs other than like "basic utilities", if that's how one cares to invest.

More of a buy the dip move. Plus the US is a consumerist culture. If you see future in retail/Amazon, you should see a future in all to the garbage that produces.

 

[murray t turtle]

More of a buy the dip move. Plus the US is a consumerist culture. If you see future in retail/Amazon, you should see a future in all to the garbage that produces.

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I see your points, but that has never been a top trender;
AMZN has, but I consider that tech>> retail. As far as waste, I recycle steel, al, copper-not thru WallStreet; I hate to throw awayWSJ,IBD. So icut charts out of them, use them for bird cage liners/fish wrappers,