RSG - Republic Services, Inc. 0 WATCHERS

LMT, RSG

I believe I shouldn’t trade stocks, but all the individual stocks I’ve purchased have done well or far outperformed the s&p since I was 19. In 2009 I bought google, Facebook, UNP and Tesla and held each for about 10 years, except google which I sold this year. Then I …

TOPP - A fundamentally strong penny stock with big growth TOPP has been profitable the last few years and they are growing at a very fast pace. They work with $RSG ($70B MC) and $WM ($90B MC) TOPP had their IPO in January for around $4 and is not bottomed …

TOPP - The next parabolic penny play? TOPP has been profitable the last few years and they are growing at a very fast pace. They work with $RSG ($70B MC) and $WM ($90B MC) TOPP had their IPO in January for around $4 and is not bottomed out at the …

TOPP - The next parabolic penny stock? TOPP has been profitable the last few years and they are growing at a very fast pace. They work with $RSG ($70B MC) and $WM ($90B MC) TOPP had their IPO in January for around $4 and is not bottomed out at the …

Monthly Update of my value portfolio I have the below value tickers and they have been greatly underperforming until recently 1. Lly from -35% to 20% 2. Mrk from -33% to -13% 3. PFE sold last month at -20% long term loss 4. Psx -29% to -14% 5. Cop -22% …

Nothing is guaranteed but I’d look into garbage and waste management stocks like RSG and WM. There will always be garbage, there are fewer landfills, margins are projected to increase. Bill Gates is the largest shareholder of both RSG and WM.

Visa, WM and RSG… META is down a lot but it could also go further. Microsoft needs to come down a little more before I buy more.

How can I reach $1M in non-retirement investments? Need strategy advice. I’m trying to figure out the best path to reach $1M in non-retirement assets. Right now I have: * $285K in a taxable brokerage account * $300K in retirement accounts (401k/IRA) I’ve been investing consistently for the past 7 …

RSG - BRK.B - WMT

WMT, RSG, and WM are all great, stable businesses. But all 3 of them are horrendously overvalued right now which could seriously limit any potential upside if you're buying at their current share prices. PGR might have some modest undervaluation. I'd say MO is finally trading around fair price, not …