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David Driscoll
Invesco Water Resources ETF
PHO-Q
BUY
Dec 05, 2006
Up about 20% year to date. An amalgam of about 40 or 50 different water companies world wide, such as General Electric, Suez, etc.
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Water resources. Long-term outlook over the next 5-10 years is excellent. Valuation is a little pricey at 21X earnings. Wouldn't be surprised if the Democrats won't have major spending plans focused in infrastructure in which water is a key area. (See Top Picks for his infrastructure play.)
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A very old one from 2003, the largest in water. It focuses on purifying water. Water will become more important than oil. It's US-focused. CGW and CWW are more globally-oriented water ETFs. PHO scores high in ESG. This has good tailwinds, but that's already priced into PHO. Trade at 4x book and 33x earnings. This has outperformed its peer in the U.S. Wait for a correction.
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Global water ETF that is half focused on the industrial side, like pipelines and infrastructure for water, and half the utility side. CWW is for the Canadian etf, and PHO trades in the US.
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water A fine, long-term strategic hold given environmental concerns. Namely, global warming is a real concern that Bay and Wall streets still need to come to terms with. You must use water for agriculture, personal use and infrastructure, so demand is solid. Water investments are pretty safe.
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