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  • Water - Buy it While its STILL CHEAP! by Waseemy
    Water - You can't live with out!Most analysts have ignored the conflict when the issue is water. In a wealthy nation like the United States, the problem seems soft compared to poorer, drier nations, which have neither the economic wealth nor technological resources like Kansas or Californians.... More »
    October 31, 2009 • AWR, GE, ITT
  • U.S. Stimulus Program Causing Rebound in Water Project Spending by Paul Carton
    By Paul CartonThere’s a rebound occurring in water project spending over the next 12 months – largely driven by the U.S. government’s economic stimulus program.These are the results of a July ChangeWave survey of 101 respondents working for companies in the water industry.Top... More »
    September 24, 2009 • VE, TTEK, SI
  • Watch Out for the Coming Water Crisis by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
    If you think that the upcoming energy shortage is going to be bad, it will pale in comparison to the next water crisis, so investment in fresh water infrastructure is going to be a recurring long term investment theme. (See my earlier efforts to get you into the water space by clicking here).... More »
    September 23, 2009 • VE, TTEK, CGW
  • Invest in water and invest wisely by Mark Situ
    Everybody knows that water will be next oil and has long term value. However, how to invest wisely? This post tries to identify a few subsectors for those who are interested in investing in water.Water: A Defensive growth sectorThe global water sector, which is estimated to be a $425 billion... More »
    July 3, 2009 • RINO, GE, SI
  • Position Yourself for the Upcoming Water Crisis by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
    If you think that the upcoming energy shortage is going to be bad, it will pale in comparison to the next water crisis, so investment in fresh water infrastructure is going to be a recurring long term investment theme. (See my earlier efforts to get you into the water space at... More »
    July 2, 2009 • CGW, PHO, FIW
  • China's Water Crisis: An Investment Opportunity by Richard Graham
    “Water, water, everywhere, but not a drop to drink.” In 1789, English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge penned this famous line in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, a poem that describes the deathly journey of a mariner’s ship. After being cursed for shooting an albatross, the... More »
    June 29, 2009 • DGW, VE, INSU
  • Water, Water, Everywhere. And Not a Drop to Drink?? Part II by Joseph L. Shaefer
     In Part I of this series, I discussed some of the global trends in freshwater availability and drinkability.  It is nothing less than amazing to me that somehow 6 billion people sustain life on the roughly 1% of the earth’s water that is not salt water or brackish water... More »
    June 26, 2009 • GE, ITRI, INSU
  • VEOLIA by Glenn Rogers
    Veolia Environnement (NYSE: VE)Originally recommended on April 2/07 (IWB #2717) at $74.32. Closed Friday at $29.49. (All figures in U.S. dollars.)This company has a story similar to CEMEX. It's in exactly the right space for infrastructure spending and green initiatives. The company provides... More »
    June 20, 2009 • VE
  • Dr. Stephen Leeb - Genius or Alarmist? by Larry Bellehumeur
    I just finished reading a book called "Game Over" by Dr. Stephen Leeb, and I am not sure what to make of it.  The basis of the book, at least how I have read it, is that there is going to be a pressing demand for resources (Oil, Natural Gas and all sorts of Mining products) that... More »
    June 16, 2009 • ABX, BHP, BRK.A
  • Best International Dividend Stocks by Dividend Growth Investor
    In a previous article I provided a list with the best dividend stocks for the long run. Since the list included only US stocks several readers asked for a similar list with international dividend growth stocks instead. Furthermore, I am also looking to expand my portfolio to include at least... More »
    June 12, 2009 • ACL, AZN, BHP

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