Metalico, Inc. (AMEX:MEA)

Again punished for "not beating enough." Beat Street $0.17 vs $0.14, growing both top line and bottom line - stock went down 8% instead of up the same day. I'm buying more and have a YE '07 PT of $15.

Fantastic growth recently to continue?

Will there ever not be a need to recycle??

Scrap Metal will quickly become an increasingly lucrative industry in a world running out of natural resources.

this is a metal recycling co. it has tons of business.

This one has been volatile lately, but I just think the market for metals of all kinds is good right now. This company has good fundamentals and is a low-priced, long-term speculation.

strong balance sheet

Its all about the enviroment ... we need to conserve and recycle what we can

Recycling is IN. Solid fundamentals.

recycling, expecially metals, will be needed much more in the future as metal reserves are depleted

Recycling, recycling, recycling....someone has to do the dirty work, and it usually pays!With more and more earth friendly policies, programs and needs to clear up and clean the growth is only beginning....

With increasing pressure on stockpiles of base metals and not enough new supply on the way I think recycling will see lots of growth over the next few years. The main downside is exposure to high energy prices.

great insider buying and ownership rapidly growing co.dealing in a much needed commodity, srap metals

Cannot believe the recycling business can ever go down. War? Plague? As long as population grows.

With so many people focusing on new "green" initiatives, I think the old recycling industry has been overlooked. Recycling will become only more popular in coming years, as commodity prices continue to rise. There's a lot of room to consolidate in this fractured industry where many recycling plants are owned locally in mom-and-pop-style operations. MEA has shown that it can take advantage of these consolidation opportunities to turn a profit. I'm a little concerned about share dilution with recent acquisitions, but I think the combined operations leave room for increased profit margins all around.

Scrap Iron, good business right now

Metals prices are skyrocketing, making metal recycling not only economically feasible but profitable. I just wish I had found MEA sooner...

With metal prices as high as they are MEA should be a long term winner.

Scrap metal recycling just seems to be doing a job that needs to be done.

Recent Annaco assets purchase would make another jump up. No debts, ROE of 18%, low P/E.

A nice long-term value pick.