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The Company through its subsidiaries, provides radioactive, hazardous and industrial waste management services to commercial and government entities.
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StockSpreadsheet (< 20) Submitted: 6/07/07 9:37 PM : Start Price: $20.04 ECOL Score: 61.69
"Provides radioactive, hazardous and industrial waste management services to commercial and government entities, such as nuclear power plants, medical and academic institutions, steel mills and petro-chemical facilities." Sounds like a steady market to me. Everyone will always need their trash taken out.Over the last two years, revenues have grown move than 49% each year on average. During that time, EPS has grown at a 36% yearly rate on average. Pretax profit on sales steady at around 20%. EPS/book value rising each of the last 3 years. They have no debt!!!! Current P/E of 24.7 inline with 3 year average P/E of 23.9. PEG ratio is a good 0.77. Payout ratio of 55% should be sustainable with their current growth rate, (and no debt!!!!), so the dividend yield of 2.8% should be sustainable. Morningstar gives them an A rating. I think this company could hit $64 in 5 years, giving me a triple from its current price of $21.70. I would rate this stock a buy.
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twelveisdead (51.74) Submitted: 12/04/07 9:23 PM
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Problem: Radioactive waste Bullsh*t solution: Let American Ecology Corp deal with it for the next 750 million years!!!what are they going to do... shoot it into space!?!?! no no.. lets send it miles into the earth's core... no ... no wait.. lets dump it in the oceans...!!! can anybody provide a viable, environmentally safe solution to managing NUCLEAR waste.i'll wait.(to the mental midgets who have a solution... it is impossible to MANAGE NUCLEAR waste. it's half life is like at least twice my age... for those who don't get sarcasm... U235 (used in nuclear reactions) has a half life of 713 Million years...give or take a million... which dwarfs your 50 years by at least 10 years )(oh and one accident and forget about $$$.. they will be royally sued)
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