New for 2010 at www.Water-Stocks.com, Cleantech Water Investing Portal
POINT ROBERTS, WA and DELTA, BC –January 14, 2010 www.Water-Stocks.com, reports on new developments for 2010 for investors following the water sector. Investors can track trends in water with new columns, Hydrocommerce Corner - Where Water & Money Meet with Bill Brennan and coming Soon - BlueTech Tracker with Paul O’Callaghan.
Investorideas.com and www.Water-Stocks.com are positioning to be a leading destination for cleantech investors researching the water space. The new water news feed Water Stocks News at Investorideas.com and the global water stocks directory are two of the top tools available in addition to industry commentary and interviews.
Investorideas.com and water-stocks.com have created a directory of global publicly traded water stocks that investors can purchase in PDF format. The directories are also now sold and published through global research firms including Research and Markets, Reportlinker.com and Reportbuyer.com as well as several cleantech websites. A growing list of partners is available at http://www.investorideas.com/resources/,
Investors following the water sector can subscribe to the news feed at http://www.investorideas.com/RSS/feeds/Water-Stocks.xml. Water companies can submit news and press releases online to be included in the new syndicated water stocks feed at http://www.investorideas.com/News-Upload/
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Index based on 9 water stocks from the global water stocks directory at www.Investorideas.com and www.water-stocks.com.
www.Water-Stocks.com, an investor portal within the InvestorIdeas.com content umbrella, offers water investors sector- close- ups, research tools, news, Blogs, online conferences, Podcasts , interviews and a directory of public companies within the water sector .The water-stocks content hub has created a global marketplace and meeting place for investors, public companies, industry buyers and sellers of water technology, services and water assets. Investorideas.com and water –stocks.com work with private companies in the water space seeking funding and joint ventures through the global marketplace.
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
Water Stocks Directory of Publicly Traded Water Stocks Listed on the TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX and AIM
Water Stocks Directory of Publicly Traded Water Stocks Listed on the TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX and AIM
Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/30eb49/water_stocks_direc) has announced the addition of the "Water Stocks Directory" directory to their offering.
Water Stocks Directory - Global Water Stocks Directory of publicly traded water stocks listed on the TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading global Stock Exchanges . The stock directory features water stocks ranging from desalination companies to bottled water stocks, to infrastructure, water treatment and technology as well as other sub sectors. The directory in PDF format, features hyperlinks to stocks symbol(s), company's URL and company's description. For investors following water stocks this is one of the most comprehensive directories in the sector available.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/30eb49/water_stocks_direc
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http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/30eb49/water_stocks_direc) has announced the addition of the "Water Stocks Directory" directory to their offering.
Water Stocks Directory - Global Water Stocks Directory of publicly traded water stocks listed on the TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading global Stock Exchanges . The stock directory features water stocks ranging from desalination companies to bottled water stocks, to infrastructure, water treatment and technology as well as other sub sectors. The directory in PDF format, features hyperlinks to stocks symbol(s), company's URL and company's description. For investors following water stocks this is one of the most comprehensive directories in the sector available.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/30eb49/water_stocks_direc
Kind regards,
Chris Donohoe
CONTENT ADMINISTRATOR
Direct Telephone: +353 1 415 1262
From US and Canada
Office Fax: +646 607 1907
From Rest of World
Office Fax: +353 1 481 1716
RESEARCHANDMARKETS
WORLD'S LARGEST MARKET RESEARCH RESOURCE
__________________________________________________
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Hydrocommerce Corner-Where Water & Money Meet - January 11th
Hydrocommerce Corner-Where Water & Money Meet
Brought to Investors by www.investorideas.com and its water investing portal, www.water-stocks.com
January 11, 2010 Edition
By William S. Brennan
Bio and more info: http://www.water-stocks.com/Bill_Brennan/
The never ending growing imbalances in global water supply and demand have been well documented over the last 20 years. Based on recent surveys, groundwater levels, reservoirs, lakes and other forms of water capture/supply sources are running dangerously low around the world, exacerbating an unquenchable and unsustainable water consumption/replenishment scenario with no solution in sight. Somewhat quietly in our opinion, water prices continue to rise well above inflation in developed countries, which should have spurned investor interest to a higher degree than what has taken place.
So where is the disconnect? Investment in the infrastructure-pipes, reuse systems, metering, and the like and even the primary source of our daily water-water utilities has been dismal to nonexistent. The EPA presently estimates that we are $600 Billion behind in US water system upgrades alone. No stimulus package or packages will solve the funding criticality that we are now facing. The only sources will be taxes on goods that potential foul or contaminate water on contact, a significant increase in your water bill that will reflect full cost pricing-energy use, treatment and conveyance to your shower head, bathtub, residential irrigation system etc and lastly, private funds (in the form of public-private partnerships) that have been active in other parts of the globe but have been given a relative cold shoulder here in the U.S.. While the rest of the emerging world recognizes that water infrastructure is critical for continued GDP growth, The U.S. falls farther behind in rebuilding our water infrastructure, there by jeopardizing not only our public health at the local level but our status as a key economic growth engine for the world as we enter into the second decade of the 21st century.
In the capacity of a portfolio manager in the water sector for the better part of the last decade, I always believe that there are two camps-the group that recognizes that opportunities abound for solution providers when problems arise and the second camp that relies on others to solve those problems for them. From an investor standpoint, the primary concern always comes back to the basic question that I have been repeatedly asked over the years - How do I make money investing in water stocks. With global water shortages looming and the availability of potable water continuing to dwindle, there will be significant opportunities for the companies that provide the solutions to these issues. Investments in water have been far below expectations but we see a changing mindset afoot. A greater level of investment will emerge in the next decade with a focus on areas where water shortages are prevalent.
A bifurcation investment approach of investing in developed countries where infrastructure is well established and emerging countries where the infrastructure build out is just beginning is a prudent approach. The underlying themes will include increasing the water supply through re-use technology (water recycling) and desalination where sufficient energy sources exist. Unless you live on the down slope of a mountain, water movement and treatment is an expensive proposition that investors don’t fully grasp in the context of energy usage and requirements (we will cover this in our next article). In the U.S., Flowserve and Energy recovery are two companies that come to mind which should benefit from activity these areas. The meters area will be used to regulate and reduce our daily usage, whether it is residential, agriculture or industrial. With energy providers and agriculture being the two largest daily users of water (home usage surprisingly is below 10%), a renewed interest on reduction in usage in gaining momentum, thereby benefitting companies like Itron and Badger Meter. At the home level, be prepared in the coming years for a massive replacement of water efficient devices that Congress quietly passed in January 2008. This is mandatory for any new construction! Any appliances and plumbing fixtures that use water will be replaced by a more water friendly device in the upcoming years. Geberit and Pentair sit squarely in the middle of this event.
Lastly, water utilities should not be overlooked. Water Utilities/Utilities involved in water usage such as hydroelectric may not grow very fast, but they are remarkably consistent—delivering solid but not spectacular returns every year. This enables these stocks to deliver impressive compounded returns over time. Just remember what we consider a key point- we have never seen a water utility trade on a j curve! One must be valuation sensitive and be aware of local and regional issues when wading into the water utility investment pool. Seasonality, rate case delays, droughts can have a positive or negative impact on each individual company. As a value investor, water utilities will likely be our favorite subsector for the foreseeable future providing cheap, high quality companies with solid dividends that have a lower beta relative to the broader market, prospects for continued earnings growth, and the possibility for valuation multiple expansions based on increased cost for water treatment and delivery leading to higher water rates. In the context of what many professional investors are calling he “new normal” - diminished growth, deleveraging, and increased government involvement that will reduce profits and their eventual distribution to investors in the form of dividends and interest - we believe that water utilities could experience significant investor interest in 2010 and beyond. Why? Bill Gross, PIMCO’s bond guru said it best in our opinion, validating our investment thesis: “why not just buy utilities if that’s what the future American capitalistic model is likely to resemble.” We wholeheartedly agree! In a low growth environment, it seems that a company’s stock should yield more than its less risky debt, and many utilities, especially water utilities bought at the proper valuation metrics, provide just that opportunity. A basket of high yield water utilities such as American Water, American States, Cascal, United Utilities and certain Hydro electric companies such as CEMIG should be considered by investors that are in search of sustainable yield and stable growth.
Water investing is not a direct investment based on some arbitrary value per gallon of water, but a strategic investment in the many sub-sectors that are involved in its extraction, treatment, regulation, metering, conveyance and resource management on both the domestic and global stage. Many investors look at water in varying capacities: commodity, natural resource, alternative, and utility are just a few of boxes that water is placed by the investment community. Although water is continually referred to as the next oil, our approach has always remained that the consistent growth of the sum of the parts of the global water business will likely provide investors exposure to a historically solid growth commodity that no one can do without.
By William S. Brennan
Bio and more info: http://www.water-stocks.com/Bill_Brennan/
Disclaimer: This column, Hydrocommerce Corner-Where Water & Money Meet with Bill Brennan, is the opinion of William S Brennan.Content found in the articles is subject to the terms found in the InvestorIdeas.com disclaimer and does not represent a recommendation of investment advice. Investors should seek the advice of a qualified investment professional prior to making any investment decisions.
Investors following the water sector can subscribe to the news feed at http://www.investorideas.com/RSS/feeds/Water-Stocks.xml.
www.Water-Stocks.com, an investor portal within the InvestorIdeas.com content umbrella, offers water investors sector- close- ups, research tools, news, Blogs, online conferences, Podcasts , interviews and a directory of public companies within the water sector .The water-stocks content hub has created a global marketplace and meeting place for investors, public companies, industry buyers and sellers of water technology, services and water assets.
For More Information Contact:
Water-stocks.com
Dawn Van Zant 800-665-0411
Email: dvanzant@investorideas.com
Web Site: www.InvestorIdeas.com www.water-stocks.com
Source: Water-Stocks.com, Investorideas.com
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
Brought to Investors by www.investorideas.com and its water investing portal, www.water-stocks.com
January 11, 2010 Edition
By William S. Brennan
Bio and more info: http://www.water-stocks.com/Bill_Brennan/
The never ending growing imbalances in global water supply and demand have been well documented over the last 20 years. Based on recent surveys, groundwater levels, reservoirs, lakes and other forms of water capture/supply sources are running dangerously low around the world, exacerbating an unquenchable and unsustainable water consumption/replenishment scenario with no solution in sight. Somewhat quietly in our opinion, water prices continue to rise well above inflation in developed countries, which should have spurned investor interest to a higher degree than what has taken place.
So where is the disconnect? Investment in the infrastructure-pipes, reuse systems, metering, and the like and even the primary source of our daily water-water utilities has been dismal to nonexistent. The EPA presently estimates that we are $600 Billion behind in US water system upgrades alone. No stimulus package or packages will solve the funding criticality that we are now facing. The only sources will be taxes on goods that potential foul or contaminate water on contact, a significant increase in your water bill that will reflect full cost pricing-energy use, treatment and conveyance to your shower head, bathtub, residential irrigation system etc and lastly, private funds (in the form of public-private partnerships) that have been active in other parts of the globe but have been given a relative cold shoulder here in the U.S.. While the rest of the emerging world recognizes that water infrastructure is critical for continued GDP growth, The U.S. falls farther behind in rebuilding our water infrastructure, there by jeopardizing not only our public health at the local level but our status as a key economic growth engine for the world as we enter into the second decade of the 21st century.
In the capacity of a portfolio manager in the water sector for the better part of the last decade, I always believe that there are two camps-the group that recognizes that opportunities abound for solution providers when problems arise and the second camp that relies on others to solve those problems for them. From an investor standpoint, the primary concern always comes back to the basic question that I have been repeatedly asked over the years - How do I make money investing in water stocks. With global water shortages looming and the availability of potable water continuing to dwindle, there will be significant opportunities for the companies that provide the solutions to these issues. Investments in water have been far below expectations but we see a changing mindset afoot. A greater level of investment will emerge in the next decade with a focus on areas where water shortages are prevalent.
A bifurcation investment approach of investing in developed countries where infrastructure is well established and emerging countries where the infrastructure build out is just beginning is a prudent approach. The underlying themes will include increasing the water supply through re-use technology (water recycling) and desalination where sufficient energy sources exist. Unless you live on the down slope of a mountain, water movement and treatment is an expensive proposition that investors don’t fully grasp in the context of energy usage and requirements (we will cover this in our next article). In the U.S., Flowserve and Energy recovery are two companies that come to mind which should benefit from activity these areas. The meters area will be used to regulate and reduce our daily usage, whether it is residential, agriculture or industrial. With energy providers and agriculture being the two largest daily users of water (home usage surprisingly is below 10%), a renewed interest on reduction in usage in gaining momentum, thereby benefitting companies like Itron and Badger Meter. At the home level, be prepared in the coming years for a massive replacement of water efficient devices that Congress quietly passed in January 2008. This is mandatory for any new construction! Any appliances and plumbing fixtures that use water will be replaced by a more water friendly device in the upcoming years. Geberit and Pentair sit squarely in the middle of this event.
Lastly, water utilities should not be overlooked. Water Utilities/Utilities involved in water usage such as hydroelectric may not grow very fast, but they are remarkably consistent—delivering solid but not spectacular returns every year. This enables these stocks to deliver impressive compounded returns over time. Just remember what we consider a key point- we have never seen a water utility trade on a j curve! One must be valuation sensitive and be aware of local and regional issues when wading into the water utility investment pool. Seasonality, rate case delays, droughts can have a positive or negative impact on each individual company. As a value investor, water utilities will likely be our favorite subsector for the foreseeable future providing cheap, high quality companies with solid dividends that have a lower beta relative to the broader market, prospects for continued earnings growth, and the possibility for valuation multiple expansions based on increased cost for water treatment and delivery leading to higher water rates. In the context of what many professional investors are calling he “new normal” - diminished growth, deleveraging, and increased government involvement that will reduce profits and their eventual distribution to investors in the form of dividends and interest - we believe that water utilities could experience significant investor interest in 2010 and beyond. Why? Bill Gross, PIMCO’s bond guru said it best in our opinion, validating our investment thesis: “why not just buy utilities if that’s what the future American capitalistic model is likely to resemble.” We wholeheartedly agree! In a low growth environment, it seems that a company’s stock should yield more than its less risky debt, and many utilities, especially water utilities bought at the proper valuation metrics, provide just that opportunity. A basket of high yield water utilities such as American Water, American States, Cascal, United Utilities and certain Hydro electric companies such as CEMIG should be considered by investors that are in search of sustainable yield and stable growth.
Water investing is not a direct investment based on some arbitrary value per gallon of water, but a strategic investment in the many sub-sectors that are involved in its extraction, treatment, regulation, metering, conveyance and resource management on both the domestic and global stage. Many investors look at water in varying capacities: commodity, natural resource, alternative, and utility are just a few of boxes that water is placed by the investment community. Although water is continually referred to as the next oil, our approach has always remained that the consistent growth of the sum of the parts of the global water business will likely provide investors exposure to a historically solid growth commodity that no one can do without.
By William S. Brennan
Bio and more info: http://www.water-stocks.com/Bill_Brennan/
Disclaimer: This column, Hydrocommerce Corner-Where Water & Money Meet with Bill Brennan, is the opinion of William S Brennan.Content found in the articles is subject to the terms found in the InvestorIdeas.com disclaimer and does not represent a recommendation of investment advice. Investors should seek the advice of a qualified investment professional prior to making any investment decisions.
Investors following the water sector can subscribe to the news feed at http://www.investorideas.com/RSS/feeds/Water-Stocks.xml.
www.Water-Stocks.com, an investor portal within the InvestorIdeas.com content umbrella, offers water investors sector- close- ups, research tools, news, Blogs, online conferences, Podcasts , interviews and a directory of public companies within the water sector .The water-stocks content hub has created a global marketplace and meeting place for investors, public companies, industry buyers and sellers of water technology, services and water assets.
For More Information Contact:
Water-stocks.com
Dawn Van Zant 800-665-0411
Email: dvanzant@investorideas.com
Web Site: www.InvestorIdeas.com www.water-stocks.com
Source: Water-Stocks.com, Investorideas.com
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Global Water Indices
Global Water Indices at Investorideas.com and www.Water-stocks.com
Investing in water ….
Symbol - Name- Exchange
FRGWM.NX CAC GAS WATER ENX
F9TM.DE DAXGLOB WATER EUR GER
F9TL.DE DAXGLOB WATER EUR GER
3BQ1.DE DAXGLOB WATER GBP GER
3BQ0.DE DAXGLOB WATER GBP GER
3BQZ.DE DAXGLOB WATER USD GER
3BQY.DE DAXGLOB WATER USD GER
4N78.DE DAXSUB ALL WATER GER
^DJBWRT Dow Jones Brookfield Water DJI
^DJBWRET Dow Jones Brookfield Water Infr DJI
^DJBWRE Dow Jones Brookfield Water Infr DJI
^DJBWR Dow Jones Brookfield Water Infr DJI
^DJUSUO Dow Jones U.S. Gas, Water & Mul DJI
^DWCGWM Dow Jones U.S. Gas, Water & Mul DJI
^DJUSWU Dow Jones U.S. Water Index DJI
^DWCWAT Dow Jones U.S. Water Total Stoc DJI
VLEGW.NX EASYETF WATER VLI ENX
VLUGW.NX EASYETF WATER VLI ENX
I:NMX7570.L FTSE 350 Index - Gas Water & Mu LSE
WIAMERS7570.FGI FTSE AM-GAS WATER FGI
WIAMERS7570.L FTSE AM-GAS WATER FSI
WIBRA7577.L FTSE BRA - WATER FSI
WIBRA7577.FGI FTSE BRA - WATER FGI
WIEBLOCS7570.FGI FTSE EB-GAS WATER FGI
WIEBLOCS7570.L FTSE EB-GAS WATER FSI
WIEURPS7570.FGI FTSE EP-GAS WATER FGI
WIEURPS7570.L FTSE EP-GAS WATER FSI
WIEURS7570.FGI FTSE EU-GAS WATER FGI
WIEURS7570.L FTSE EU-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXEBS7570.L FTSE EXB-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXEBS7570.FGI FTSE EXB-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXCHE7570.L FTSE EXC-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXCHE7570.FGI FTSE EXC-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXDEU7570.FGI FTSE EXD-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXDEU7570.L FTSE EXD-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXUKS7570.FGI FTSE EXK-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXUKS7570.L FTSE EXK-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXSWE7570.L FTSE EXS-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXSWE7570.FGI FTSE EXS-GAS WATER FGI
WIFRA7577.L FTSE FRA-WATER FSI
WIFRA7577.FGI FTSE FRA-WATER FGI
WIGBR7577.FGI FTSE GBR-WATER FGI
WIGBR7577.L FTSE GBR-WATER FSI
WIHKG7577.FGI FTSE HKG-WATER FGI
WIHKG7577.L FTSE HKG-WATER FSI
WINAMERS7570.FGI FTSE NA-GAS WATER FGI
WINAMERS7570.L FTSE NA-GAS WATER FSI
WIPACS7570.L FTSE PC-GAS WATER FSI
WIPACS7570.FGI FTSE PC-GAS WATER FGI
WIPACXJA7570.FGI FTSE PXJ-GAS WATER FGI
WIPACXJA7570.L FTSE PXJ-GAS WATER FSI
EOWR.FGI FTSE WATER FGI
EOWR30.FGI FTSE WATER FGI
WORLDS7570.L FTSE WLD-GAS WATER FSI
WORLDS7570.FGI FTSE WLD-GAS WATER FGI
WIXEBS7570.FGI FTSE XEB-GAS WATER FGI
WIXEBS7570.L FTSE XEB-GAS WATER FSI
WIXJAS7570.FGI FTSE XJA-GAS WATER FGI
WIXJAS7570.L FTSE XJA-GAS WATER FSI
WIXSAFS7570.L FTSE XSA-GAS WATER FSI
WIXSAFS7570.FGI FTSE XSA-GAS WATER FGI
WIXUKS7570.L FTSE XUK-GAS WATER FSI
WIXUKS7570.FGI FTSE XUK-GAS WATER FGI
WIXUSAS7570.FGI FTSE XUS-GAS WATER FGI
WIXUSAS7570.L FTSE XUS-GAS WATER FSI
^HHO ISE-B&S Water Index WCB
HHO-X.W ISE-B&S Water Index WCB
^JYY ISE-B&S Water Index Settlement WCB
VLWAT.NX LYXOR ETF WLD WATER ENX
I1UB.DE PRIME WATER PERF GER
I2UB.DE PRIME WATER PREIS GER
^PIIWI Palisades Global Water Index DJI
^PIIWIP Palisades Global Water Index DJI
^PIIWIR Palisades Global Water DJI
^PIIWIT Palisades Global Water Total Re DJI
^ZWI Palisades Water Index ASE
SBOXGWAT.SG S-BOX GLOB WATER P STU
BNPIWATR.SG S-BOX WATER USD P STU
^VWIP Vontobel Water Index (EUR) DJI
^VWIL Vontobel Water Index (USD) DJI
^VWIV Vontobel Water Total Return Ind DJI
^VWIR Vontobel Water Total Return Ind DJI
^YHOh914 Water Utilities YHD
^WOWAXPD World Water Index DJI
^WOWAXP World Water Index DJI
^WOWAXPDC World Water Index CW DJI
^WOWAXPC World Water Index CW DJI
^WOWAXC World Water Total Return Index DJI
^WOWAXD World Water Total Return Index DJI
^WOWAXDC World Water Total Return Index DJI
^WOWAX World Water Total Return Index DJI
*posted January 2010
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Investorideas.com and www.Water-Stocks.com are positioning to be a leading destination for cleantech investors researching the water space. The new water news feed Water Stocks News at Investorideas.com and the global water stocks directory are two of the top tools available in addition to industry commentary and interviews..
Investors researching global water stocks can now purchase the Water Stocks Directory individually in a PDF format for $24.95. The water stocks directory was previously only available as part of the Investorideas.com premium membership. Investorideas.com has broken down several of the stock directories and made them available to investors that are avid fans of specific sectors.
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Investors following the water sector can subscribe to the news feed at http://www.investorideas.com/RSS/feeds/Water-Stocks.xml. Water companies can submit news and press releases online to be included in the new syndicated feed at
http://www1.investorideas.com/NewsUploader/Default.aspx.
The Investorideas.com Water Stocks Index - Published at www.investinwhoyouare.com
Index based on 9 water stocks from the global water stocks directory at www.Investorideas.com and www.water-stocks.com.
www.Water-Stocks.com, an investor portal within the InvestorIdeas.com content umbrella, offers water investors sector- close- ups, research tools, news, Blogs, online conferences, Podcasts , interviews and a directory of public companies within the water sector .The water-stocks content hub has created a global marketplace and meeting place for investors, public companies, industry buyers and sellers of water technology, services and water assets. Investorideas.com and water –stocks.com work with private companies in the water space seeking funding and joint ventures through the global marketplace.
Investors are also reminded to sign up for the launch of the new free investor newsletter – the next great investor idea! Investors can sign up for the new free newsletter on the pop- up box on the home page of www.investorideas.com or the newsletter sign up page.
Investing in water ….
Symbol - Name- Exchange
FRGWM.NX CAC GAS WATER ENX
F9TM.DE DAXGLOB WATER EUR GER
F9TL.DE DAXGLOB WATER EUR GER
3BQ1.DE DAXGLOB WATER GBP GER
3BQ0.DE DAXGLOB WATER GBP GER
3BQZ.DE DAXGLOB WATER USD GER
3BQY.DE DAXGLOB WATER USD GER
4N78.DE DAXSUB ALL WATER GER
^DJBWRT Dow Jones Brookfield Water DJI
^DJBWRET Dow Jones Brookfield Water Infr DJI
^DJBWRE Dow Jones Brookfield Water Infr DJI
^DJBWR Dow Jones Brookfield Water Infr DJI
^DJUSUO Dow Jones U.S. Gas, Water & Mul DJI
^DWCGWM Dow Jones U.S. Gas, Water & Mul DJI
^DJUSWU Dow Jones U.S. Water Index DJI
^DWCWAT Dow Jones U.S. Water Total Stoc DJI
VLEGW.NX EASYETF WATER VLI ENX
VLUGW.NX EASYETF WATER VLI ENX
I:NMX7570.L FTSE 350 Index - Gas Water & Mu LSE
WIAMERS7570.FGI FTSE AM-GAS WATER FGI
WIAMERS7570.L FTSE AM-GAS WATER FSI
WIBRA7577.L FTSE BRA - WATER FSI
WIBRA7577.FGI FTSE BRA - WATER FGI
WIEBLOCS7570.FGI FTSE EB-GAS WATER FGI
WIEBLOCS7570.L FTSE EB-GAS WATER FSI
WIEURPS7570.FGI FTSE EP-GAS WATER FGI
WIEURPS7570.L FTSE EP-GAS WATER FSI
WIEURS7570.FGI FTSE EU-GAS WATER FGI
WIEURS7570.L FTSE EU-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXEBS7570.L FTSE EXB-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXEBS7570.FGI FTSE EXB-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXCHE7570.L FTSE EXC-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXCHE7570.FGI FTSE EXC-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXDEU7570.FGI FTSE EXD-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXDEU7570.L FTSE EXD-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXUKS7570.FGI FTSE EXK-GAS WATER FGI
WIEXUKS7570.L FTSE EXK-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXSWE7570.L FTSE EXS-GAS WATER FSI
WIEXSWE7570.FGI FTSE EXS-GAS WATER FGI
WIFRA7577.L FTSE FRA-WATER FSI
WIFRA7577.FGI FTSE FRA-WATER FGI
WIGBR7577.FGI FTSE GBR-WATER FGI
WIGBR7577.L FTSE GBR-WATER FSI
WIHKG7577.FGI FTSE HKG-WATER FGI
WIHKG7577.L FTSE HKG-WATER FSI
WINAMERS7570.FGI FTSE NA-GAS WATER FGI
WINAMERS7570.L FTSE NA-GAS WATER FSI
WIPACS7570.L FTSE PC-GAS WATER FSI
WIPACS7570.FGI FTSE PC-GAS WATER FGI
WIPACXJA7570.FGI FTSE PXJ-GAS WATER FGI
WIPACXJA7570.L FTSE PXJ-GAS WATER FSI
EOWR.FGI FTSE WATER FGI
EOWR30.FGI FTSE WATER FGI
WORLDS7570.L FTSE WLD-GAS WATER FSI
WORLDS7570.FGI FTSE WLD-GAS WATER FGI
WIXEBS7570.FGI FTSE XEB-GAS WATER FGI
WIXEBS7570.L FTSE XEB-GAS WATER FSI
WIXJAS7570.FGI FTSE XJA-GAS WATER FGI
WIXJAS7570.L FTSE XJA-GAS WATER FSI
WIXSAFS7570.L FTSE XSA-GAS WATER FSI
WIXSAFS7570.FGI FTSE XSA-GAS WATER FGI
WIXUKS7570.L FTSE XUK-GAS WATER FSI
WIXUKS7570.FGI FTSE XUK-GAS WATER FGI
WIXUSAS7570.FGI FTSE XUS-GAS WATER FGI
WIXUSAS7570.L FTSE XUS-GAS WATER FSI
^HHO ISE-B&S Water Index WCB
HHO-X.W ISE-B&S Water Index WCB
^JYY ISE-B&S Water Index Settlement WCB
VLWAT.NX LYXOR ETF WLD WATER ENX
I1UB.DE PRIME WATER PERF GER
I2UB.DE PRIME WATER PREIS GER
^PIIWI Palisades Global Water Index DJI
^PIIWIP Palisades Global Water Index DJI
^PIIWIR Palisades Global Water DJI
^PIIWIT Palisades Global Water Total Re DJI
^ZWI Palisades Water Index ASE
SBOXGWAT.SG S-BOX GLOB WATER P STU
BNPIWATR.SG S-BOX WATER USD P STU
^VWIP Vontobel Water Index (EUR) DJI
^VWIL Vontobel Water Index (USD) DJI
^VWIV Vontobel Water Total Return Ind DJI
^VWIR Vontobel Water Total Return Ind DJI
^YHOh914 Water Utilities YHD
^WOWAXPD World Water Index DJI
^WOWAXP World Water Index DJI
^WOWAXPDC World Water Index CW DJI
^WOWAXPC World Water Index CW DJI
^WOWAXC World Water Total Return Index DJI
^WOWAXD World Water Total Return Index DJI
^WOWAXDC World Water Total Return Index DJI
^WOWAX World Water Total Return Index DJI
*posted January 2010
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Investorideas.com and www.Water-Stocks.com are positioning to be a leading destination for cleantech investors researching the water space. The new water news feed Water Stocks News at Investorideas.com and the global water stocks directory are two of the top tools available in addition to industry commentary and interviews..
Investors researching global water stocks can now purchase the Water Stocks Directory individually in a PDF format for $24.95. The water stocks directory was previously only available as part of the Investorideas.com premium membership. Investorideas.com has broken down several of the stock directories and made them available to investors that are avid fans of specific sectors.
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Investors following the water sector can subscribe to the news feed at http://www.investorideas.com/RSS/feeds/Water-Stocks.xml. Water companies can submit news and press releases online to be included in the new syndicated feed at
http://www1.investorideas.com/NewsUploader/Default.aspx.
The Investorideas.com Water Stocks Index - Published at www.investinwhoyouare.com
Index based on 9 water stocks from the global water stocks directory at www.Investorideas.com and www.water-stocks.com.
www.Water-Stocks.com, an investor portal within the InvestorIdeas.com content umbrella, offers water investors sector- close- ups, research tools, news, Blogs, online conferences, Podcasts , interviews and a directory of public companies within the water sector .The water-stocks content hub has created a global marketplace and meeting place for investors, public companies, industry buyers and sellers of water technology, services and water assets. Investorideas.com and water –stocks.com work with private companies in the water space seeking funding and joint ventures through the global marketplace.
Investors are also reminded to sign up for the launch of the new free investor newsletter – the next great investor idea! Investors can sign up for the new free newsletter on the pop- up box on the home page of www.investorideas.com or the newsletter sign up page.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
The World Resources Institute, General Electric and Goldman Sachs Launch Initiative to Measure Water Risks and Opportunities
The World Resources Institute, General Electric and Goldman Sachs Launch Initiative to Measure Water Risks and Opportunities
Water Index Will Offer Most Comprehensive Measure of Corporate Risks and Opportunities
TREVOSE, Pa.--Monday, December 07, 2009-- The World Resources Institute (WRI), in partnership with General Electric (NYSE: GE) and Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), has launched an initiative to measure water-related risks facing companies and their investors. The initiative will develop a Water Index as a standardized approach to identify and mitigate water-related corporate risk.
The Index will offer one of the most expansive measures of water risks currently available. It will aggregate nearly 20 weighted factors capturing water availability, regulations, water quality and reputational issues.
As water resource constraints affect nearly all industries, the Water Index will be widely applicable. The Index will allow companies and investors to transparently and adequately capture the various components of water-related risk and will enable business leaders to make more well-informed investment decisions.
The Water Index will draw on publicly available data regarding physical scarcity and water quality and overlay important factors including the regulatory regime and social and reputational issues that have not previously been incorporated into water risk measurement. Ultimately, this mapping tool will allow users to combine and compare different components of the water risk assessment.
“In many regions around the world, water scarcity from climate change and pollution is starting to impact a company’s performance, yet few analysts account for water-related risks,” says Jonathan Lash, president of WRI. “WRI hopes that investors will begin ‘pricing in’ these under-appreciated risks, driving investments to support more hydrologically efficient designs and technologies.”
From the perspective of General Electric and Goldman Sachs, the Water Index will allow each firm to better advise customers and clients on water-related risks and opportunities.
“From a technology perspective, solutions to enable water reuse and mitigate risk already exist,” said Heiner Markhoff, president and CEO—water and process technologies for GE Power & Water. “Advanced solutions, such as membrane technology and water-efficient cooling technologies, are available to manage the risks once these are identified and measured, which is what the Water Index aims to do. We are thrilled to work with WRI and Goldman Sachs on this project.”
“Many environmental factors, including water, pose both challenges and opportunities for investors and businesses,” says Tracy Wolstencroft, global head of environmental markets for Goldman Sachs. “The Water Index will provide valuable insights that can inform investment decisions and will help identify new opportunities across sectors and geographies.”
About the World Resources Institute
The World Resources Institute (www.wri.org) is an environmental think tank that goes beyond research to find practical ways to protect the earth and improve people’s lives.
About Goldman Sachs
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a leading global financial services firm providing investment banking, securities and investment management services to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and high-net-worth individuals. Founded in 1869, the firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Hong Kong and other major financial centers around the world.
The Environmental Markets Group is responsible for ensuring that Goldman Sachs’ people, capital, and ideas are leveraged effectively to develop market-based solutions to environmental issues. The group partners with corporations, non-government organizations, and academic institutions to identify and provide guidance on relevant environmental topics. The Environmental Markets Group disseminates research and project results through a combination of publications, conferences and targeted outreach to engage and educate clients, investors and policymakers.
About GE
GE is a diversified global infrastructure, finance and media company that's built to meet essential world needs. From energy, water, transportation and health to access to money and information, GE serves customers in more than 100 countries and employs more than 300,000 people worldwide.
GE serves the energy sector by developing and deploying technology that helps make efficient use of natural resources. With 60,000 global employees and 2008 revenues of $38.6 billion, GE Energy www.ge.com/energy is one of the world’s leading suppliers of power generation and energy delivery technologies. The businesses that comprise GE Energy—GE Power & Water, GE Energy Services and GE Oil & Gas—work together to provide integrated product and service solutions in all areas of the energy industry including coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear energy; renewable resources such as water, wind, solar and biogas; and other alternative fuels.
For more information, visit the company’s Web site at www.ge.com. GE is imagination at work.
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researching publicly traded water companies ?...
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
Water Index Will Offer Most Comprehensive Measure of Corporate Risks and Opportunities
TREVOSE, Pa.--Monday, December 07, 2009-- The World Resources Institute (WRI), in partnership with General Electric (NYSE: GE) and Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), has launched an initiative to measure water-related risks facing companies and their investors. The initiative will develop a Water Index as a standardized approach to identify and mitigate water-related corporate risk.
The Index will offer one of the most expansive measures of water risks currently available. It will aggregate nearly 20 weighted factors capturing water availability, regulations, water quality and reputational issues.
As water resource constraints affect nearly all industries, the Water Index will be widely applicable. The Index will allow companies and investors to transparently and adequately capture the various components of water-related risk and will enable business leaders to make more well-informed investment decisions.
The Water Index will draw on publicly available data regarding physical scarcity and water quality and overlay important factors including the regulatory regime and social and reputational issues that have not previously been incorporated into water risk measurement. Ultimately, this mapping tool will allow users to combine and compare different components of the water risk assessment.
“In many regions around the world, water scarcity from climate change and pollution is starting to impact a company’s performance, yet few analysts account for water-related risks,” says Jonathan Lash, president of WRI. “WRI hopes that investors will begin ‘pricing in’ these under-appreciated risks, driving investments to support more hydrologically efficient designs and technologies.”
From the perspective of General Electric and Goldman Sachs, the Water Index will allow each firm to better advise customers and clients on water-related risks and opportunities.
“From a technology perspective, solutions to enable water reuse and mitigate risk already exist,” said Heiner Markhoff, president and CEO—water and process technologies for GE Power & Water. “Advanced solutions, such as membrane technology and water-efficient cooling technologies, are available to manage the risks once these are identified and measured, which is what the Water Index aims to do. We are thrilled to work with WRI and Goldman Sachs on this project.”
“Many environmental factors, including water, pose both challenges and opportunities for investors and businesses,” says Tracy Wolstencroft, global head of environmental markets for Goldman Sachs. “The Water Index will provide valuable insights that can inform investment decisions and will help identify new opportunities across sectors and geographies.”
About the World Resources Institute
The World Resources Institute (www.wri.org) is an environmental think tank that goes beyond research to find practical ways to protect the earth and improve people’s lives.
About Goldman Sachs
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a leading global financial services firm providing investment banking, securities and investment management services to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and high-net-worth individuals. Founded in 1869, the firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Hong Kong and other major financial centers around the world.
The Environmental Markets Group is responsible for ensuring that Goldman Sachs’ people, capital, and ideas are leveraged effectively to develop market-based solutions to environmental issues. The group partners with corporations, non-government organizations, and academic institutions to identify and provide guidance on relevant environmental topics. The Environmental Markets Group disseminates research and project results through a combination of publications, conferences and targeted outreach to engage and educate clients, investors and policymakers.
About GE
GE is a diversified global infrastructure, finance and media company that's built to meet essential world needs. From energy, water, transportation and health to access to money and information, GE serves customers in more than 100 countries and employs more than 300,000 people worldwide.
GE serves the energy sector by developing and deploying technology that helps make efficient use of natural resources. With 60,000 global employees and 2008 revenues of $38.6 billion, GE Energy www.ge.com/energy is one of the world’s leading suppliers of power generation and energy delivery technologies. The businesses that comprise GE Energy—GE Power & Water, GE Energy Services and GE Oil & Gas—work together to provide integrated product and service solutions in all areas of the energy industry including coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear energy; renewable resources such as water, wind, solar and biogas; and other alternative fuels.
For more information, visit the company’s Web site at www.ge.com. GE is imagination at work.
___________________________________________________________________
researching publicly traded water companies ?...
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Water stocks news - Calgon Carbon (NYSE: CCC) Announces Acquisition of Zwicky Denmark and Sweden
Calgon Carbon (NYSE: CCC) Announces Acquisition of Zwicky Denmark and Sweden
PITTSBURGH---Calgon Carbon Corporation (NYSE: CCC) and its European operation, Chemviron Carbon, announced today the acquisition of Zwicky Denmark and Sweden, long-term distributors of Chemviron Carbon’s activated carbon products and providers of services associated with the reactivation of activated carbon. Zwicky Denmark and Sweden had sales of EUR 3.1 million ($4.2 million) in 2008.
Commenting on the acquisition, Kees Majoor, Calgon Carbon’s senior vice president – Asia and Europe, said, “Since the Zwicky companies have been Chemviron Carbon’s exclusive distributor of its activated carbon products and provider of its mobile filter technology through a service center in Kolding, Denmark, the acquisition is an excellent fit with our existing operations. The acquisition is also consistent with our strategic initiatives to accelerate sales growth in Denmark, Norway and Sweden and to expand our service capabilities in Europe.”
Calgon Carbon Corporation, headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a global leader in services and solutions for making water and air safer and cleaner.
This news release contains historical information and forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements typically contain words such as “expect,” “believe,” “estimate,” “anticipate,” or similar words indicating that future outcomes are uncertain. Statements looking forward in time, including statements regarding future growth and profitability, price increases, cost savings, broader product lines, enhanced competitive posture and acquisitions, are included in the company’s most recent Annual Report pursuant to the “safe harbor” provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. They involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause the company’s actual results in future periods to be materially different from any future performance suggested herein. Further, the company operates in an industry sector where securities values may be volatile and may be influenced by economic and other factors beyond the company’s control. Some of the factors that could affect future performance of the company are higher energy and raw material costs, costs of imports and related tariffs, labor relations, capital and environmental requirements, changes in foreign currency exchange rates, borrowing restrictions, validity of patents and other intellectual property, and pension costs. In the context of the forward-looking information provided in this news release, please refer to the discussions of risk factors and other information detailed in, as well as the other information contained in the company’s most recent Annual Report.
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
PITTSBURGH---Calgon Carbon Corporation (NYSE: CCC) and its European operation, Chemviron Carbon, announced today the acquisition of Zwicky Denmark and Sweden, long-term distributors of Chemviron Carbon’s activated carbon products and providers of services associated with the reactivation of activated carbon. Zwicky Denmark and Sweden had sales of EUR 3.1 million ($4.2 million) in 2008.
Commenting on the acquisition, Kees Majoor, Calgon Carbon’s senior vice president – Asia and Europe, said, “Since the Zwicky companies have been Chemviron Carbon’s exclusive distributor of its activated carbon products and provider of its mobile filter technology through a service center in Kolding, Denmark, the acquisition is an excellent fit with our existing operations. The acquisition is also consistent with our strategic initiatives to accelerate sales growth in Denmark, Norway and Sweden and to expand our service capabilities in Europe.”
Calgon Carbon Corporation, headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a global leader in services and solutions for making water and air safer and cleaner.
This news release contains historical information and forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements typically contain words such as “expect,” “believe,” “estimate,” “anticipate,” or similar words indicating that future outcomes are uncertain. Statements looking forward in time, including statements regarding future growth and profitability, price increases, cost savings, broader product lines, enhanced competitive posture and acquisitions, are included in the company’s most recent Annual Report pursuant to the “safe harbor” provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. They involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause the company’s actual results in future periods to be materially different from any future performance suggested herein. Further, the company operates in an industry sector where securities values may be volatile and may be influenced by economic and other factors beyond the company’s control. Some of the factors that could affect future performance of the company are higher energy and raw material costs, costs of imports and related tariffs, labor relations, capital and environmental requirements, changes in foreign currency exchange rates, borrowing restrictions, validity of patents and other intellectual property, and pension costs. In the context of the forward-looking information provided in this news release, please refer to the discussions of risk factors and other information detailed in, as well as the other information contained in the company’s most recent Annual Report.
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
Investorideas.com Top 10 Investor Searches Include Water Stocks, Natural Gas Stocks, Renewable Energy Stocks
Investorideas.com Top 10 Investor Searches Include Water Stocks, Natural Gas Stocks, Renewable Energy Stocks, Coal Stocks and Homeland Security Stocks
POINT ROBERTS, Wash., Delta, B.C.–January 6, 2009 - www.InvestorIdeas.com, a global investor research portal announces this week’s top ten search phrases from inbound investors.
Water Stocks, natural gas stocks, renewable energy stocks, coal stocks and Homeland Security stocks dominated the top ten search phrases this week.
Investorideas.com is pleased to announce two new water investing columns for 2010, scheduled to launch shortly; Hydrocommerce Corner-Where Water & Money Meet with Bill Brennan and BlueTech Tracker with Paul O’Callaghan.
Investorideas.com and www.Water-Stocks.com are positioning to be a leading destination for cleantech investors researching the water space. The water news feed Water Stocks News at Investorideas.com and the global water stocks directory are two of the top tools available in addition to industry commentary and interviews.
Homeland Security and Airport Security Stocks got an extra boost this week based on news of deployment of full body scanners by several countries as well as Cramer’s announcement of his Top 2010 Investing Themes: Homeland Security
The Top 10 Investor Search List is featured on Investorideas.com home page and is updated each Wednesday for investors to review.
This week’s top 10:
1. Water stocks - Visit the Water Stocks Directory to Research Water Stocks
2. Natural gas stocks- Visit the Natural Gas Stocks Directory to Research Natural Gas stocks 3. Natural gas companies 4. Renewable energy stocks - Visit the Renewable Energy Stocks Directory to Research Green Stocks
5. Coal stocks Visit the Coal Stocks Directory to Research Coal Stocks 6. Green energy stocks
7. Homeland security stocks – Visit the Homeland Security and Defense Stocks Directory to Research Defense Stocks
8. Alternative energy companies 9. Green energy companies
10. Airport security stocks
See our complete list of stock directories by sector at Investor Ideas and research stocks in each sector.
Investors researching global water stocks can now purchase the Water Stocks Directory individually in a PDF format . The water stocks directory was previously only available as part of the Investorideas.com premium membership. Investorideas.com has broken down several of the stock directories and made them available to investors that are avid fans of specific sectors.
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Investors following the water sector can subscribe to the news feed at http://www.investorideas.com/RSS/feeds/Water-Stocks.xml. Water companies can submit news and press releases online to be included in the new syndicated feed at
http://www1.investorideas.com/NewsUploader/Default.aspx.
www.Water-Stocks.com, an investor portal within the InvestorIdeas.com content umbrella, offers water investors sector- close- ups, research tools, news, Blogs, online conferences, Podcasts , interviews and a directory of public companies within the water sector .The water-stocks content hub has created a global marketplace and meeting place for investors, public companies, industry buyers and sellers of water technology, services and water assets. Investorideas.com and water –stocks.com work with private companies in the water space seeking funding and joint ventures through the global marketplace.
Investors are also reminded to sign up for the launch of the new free investor newsletter – the next great investor idea! Investors can sign up for the new free newsletter on the pop- up box on the home page of www.investorideas.com or the newsletter sign up page.
About InvestorIdeas.com:
Investor Ideas is a global financial media online destination specialized in sector investing content. Investor Ideas (and portals within the hub) was one of the first online investing and business resources providing in-depth information, news and stock directories in renewable energy, homeland security and water sectors. InvestorIdeas.com features over twenty industry sectors and global markets including China, India, Middle East and Australia.
Disclaimer: Our sites do not make recommendations. Nothing on our sites should be construed as an offer or solicitation to buy or sell products or securities. We attempt to research thoroughly, but we offer no guarantees as to the accuracy of information presented. All Information relating to featured companies is sourced from public documents and/ or the company and is not the opinion of our web sites. This site is currently compensated by featured companies, news submissions and online advertising. www.InvestorIdeas.com/About/Disclaimer.asp
For Additional Information:
Dawn Van Zant: 800-665-0411 - dvanzant@investorideas.com
Source – Investorideas.com
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
POINT ROBERTS, Wash., Delta, B.C.–January 6, 2009 - www.InvestorIdeas.com, a global investor research portal announces this week’s top ten search phrases from inbound investors.
Water Stocks, natural gas stocks, renewable energy stocks, coal stocks and Homeland Security stocks dominated the top ten search phrases this week.
Investorideas.com is pleased to announce two new water investing columns for 2010, scheduled to launch shortly; Hydrocommerce Corner-Where Water & Money Meet with Bill Brennan and BlueTech Tracker with Paul O’Callaghan.
Investorideas.com and www.Water-Stocks.com are positioning to be a leading destination for cleantech investors researching the water space. The water news feed Water Stocks News at Investorideas.com and the global water stocks directory are two of the top tools available in addition to industry commentary and interviews.
Homeland Security and Airport Security Stocks got an extra boost this week based on news of deployment of full body scanners by several countries as well as Cramer’s announcement of his Top 2010 Investing Themes: Homeland Security
The Top 10 Investor Search List is featured on Investorideas.com home page and is updated each Wednesday for investors to review.
This week’s top 10:
1. Water stocks - Visit the Water Stocks Directory to Research Water Stocks
2. Natural gas stocks- Visit the Natural Gas Stocks Directory to Research Natural Gas stocks 3. Natural gas companies 4. Renewable energy stocks - Visit the Renewable Energy Stocks Directory to Research Green Stocks
5. Coal stocks Visit the Coal Stocks Directory to Research Coal Stocks 6. Green energy stocks
7. Homeland security stocks – Visit the Homeland Security and Defense Stocks Directory to Research Defense Stocks
8. Alternative energy companies 9. Green energy companies
10. Airport security stocks
See our complete list of stock directories by sector at Investor Ideas and research stocks in each sector.
Investors researching global water stocks can now purchase the Water Stocks Directory individually in a PDF format . The water stocks directory was previously only available as part of the Investorideas.com premium membership. Investorideas.com has broken down several of the stock directories and made them available to investors that are avid fans of specific sectors.
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Investors following the water sector can subscribe to the news feed at http://www.investorideas.com/RSS/feeds/Water-Stocks.xml. Water companies can submit news and press releases online to be included in the new syndicated feed at
http://www1.investorideas.com/NewsUploader/Default.aspx.
www.Water-Stocks.com, an investor portal within the InvestorIdeas.com content umbrella, offers water investors sector- close- ups, research tools, news, Blogs, online conferences, Podcasts , interviews and a directory of public companies within the water sector .The water-stocks content hub has created a global marketplace and meeting place for investors, public companies, industry buyers and sellers of water technology, services and water assets. Investorideas.com and water –stocks.com work with private companies in the water space seeking funding and joint ventures through the global marketplace.
Investors are also reminded to sign up for the launch of the new free investor newsletter – the next great investor idea! Investors can sign up for the new free newsletter on the pop- up box on the home page of www.investorideas.com or the newsletter sign up page.
About InvestorIdeas.com:
Investor Ideas is a global financial media online destination specialized in sector investing content. Investor Ideas (and portals within the hub) was one of the first online investing and business resources providing in-depth information, news and stock directories in renewable energy, homeland security and water sectors. InvestorIdeas.com features over twenty industry sectors and global markets including China, India, Middle East and Australia.
Disclaimer: Our sites do not make recommendations. Nothing on our sites should be construed as an offer or solicitation to buy or sell products or securities. We attempt to research thoroughly, but we offer no guarantees as to the accuracy of information presented. All Information relating to featured companies is sourced from public documents and/ or the company and is not the opinion of our web sites. This site is currently compensated by featured companies, news submissions and online advertising. www.InvestorIdeas.com/About/Disclaimer.asp
For Additional Information:
Dawn Van Zant: 800-665-0411 - dvanzant@investorideas.com
Source – Investorideas.com
Visit the water stocks directory at Investorideas.com and Water-stocks.com
http://www.investorideas.com/Water-Stocks/Stock_List.asp
Listed Water Companies on TSX, TSX Venture, OTC, NASDAQ, AMEX, NYSE, ASX, AIM and other leading Stock Exchanges.
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