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On Mad Money, we love
garbage.
Tonight, we're celebrating
waste, and the fact that
we just can't stop
producing it in this
country...
As Americans, it's one of
the things we do best.
Tonight, I'm going to sift
through the garbage to
find the filthiest of the
filthy. The waste
disposal stock that could
make you money...
The only waste that's good
enough for me is toxic
waste!
The best stocks in the
service sector - a little
Wall Street jibberish for
'garbage' - are the ones
that get rid of hazardous
and radioactive waste.
I've found two great
stocks...
The first is American
Ecology (ECOL) and the
second is a secret...
[coming up in second
segment, below]
I look at toxic waste, and
see an opportunity.
I dream dreams of what
could be... of the money
you could make with toxic
waste.
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The bottom line!:
On Mad Money, we celebrate
waste, because it could make you
money. That's why I like
ECOL.
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Hazardous waste stocks are
strong secular growers.
You don't start letting
the toxic waste pile up,
even in an economic
slowdown.
Uncle Ben Bernanke (Fed
Chairman) could raise
rates to 7%, and we could
not care less, if we owned
a secular growth stock.
I gave you my pick for
radioactive waste, and
hazardous waste, and that
was
ECOL.
But, there's another kind
of waste we love on Mad
Money, and it's just as
heavily regulated...
It's called medical waste.
That's right. Over a
year ago, I made you a
promise.
Whenever a used syringe
washes up on the beach,
I'll be there trying to
help you make money off of
it.
I said that when I
recommended
SRCL, at a little
under $62 a share,
on November 11th of 2005.
Now, SRCL's up 23% and,
you know what?
I believe it's still worth
buying.
SRCL is still my favorite
medical waste disposal
stock. It's the one
really centralized
business, in a
highly-fragmented
industry.
They've got about 20% of
the U.S. market for
medical waste disposal.
I think it can only get
bigger.
This market is ripe for
consolidation, because
it's cheaper and easier to
centralize your disposal
waste facilities, than to
have hundreds of different
medical waste disposal
centers.
SRCL is the only national
player in the medical
waste business. They
have lower costs than the
smaller local players, and
they're better
capitalized, so SRCL can
take more or less, in
terms of margins, at its
leisure.
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The bottom line!:
The medical waste disposal
business - stable, consistent,
our kind of business - and
SRCL's got its hands on all the
dirty needles. You want a
good secular growth story right
now, and not have to worry about
the Federal reserve... SRCL is
for you.
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