Waste Management: 5 stocks
These companies collect trash and recycling and run landfills. People throw things away in good times and bad, so their sales change less than most with the economy.
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| Stock | Price | Quality Score |
|---|---|---|
| $46.01 | ||
| $246.02 | ||
| $188.10 | ||
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Why waste management stocks are flat this week
Waste management stocks were nearly flat since the close on Oct 26, a median rise of 0.7% (5 stocks); the S&P 500 fell 1.8%.
What moved them
- No single story: 4 of 5 rose and 1 fell this week.
Questions about waste management
Why are waste management stocks flat this week?
Waste management stocks were nearly flat since the close on Oct 26, a median rise of 0.7% (5 stocks); the S&P 500 fell 1.8%. No single story: 4 of 5 rose and 1 fell this week.
Which waste management stocks moved most this week?
Republic Services (RSG) rose 1.9%, Casella Waste Systems (CWST) rose 1.9%, and Waste Management (WM) fell 1.4%.
What are the biggest companies in waste management?
The biggest by market cap are Waste Management (WM) at $92B, Republic Services (RSG) at $72B, and Waste Connections (WCN) at $46B.
Which companies in waste management does Breakaway rank highest?
GFL Environmental (GFL) 15, Republic Services (RSG) 15, and Waste Connections (WCN) 14, the highest Quality Scores of the 5. Breakaway ranks every stock by its Quality Score, which reads each company's numbers and its chart; the ranking is information, not advice, and each stock's page shows the reasons behind its score.