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⚔️ 39: Republic Services vs Waste Management

The Stock Battle - Round 39: $RSG vs $WM

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Nov 09, 2023
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Every two weeks, we host a Stock Battle on our X page between two competing companies. Which one is the favorite among our followers? And find out which one we think has the stronger fundamentals.

And the winner is...Waste Management with 83% of the votes!

Republic Services and Waste Management are the two biggest trash collection companies in the U.S. If you’re looking to turn trash into cash, these are the companies to watch. Both businesses dominate the waste management sector, offering steady revenue streams from trash collection, recycling, and disposal services. For investors, these companies are known for being solid defensive plays, meaning they tend to perform reliably, even in tougher economic times.

Though both are major players in the industry, there are a few differences worth considering. Waste Management is the more experienced of the two, with a long track record of leadership in the industry. It’s known for its well-established management team and ability to innovate. On the other hand, Republic Services, while slightly younger, has delivered strong results over the last few years and offers impressive returns for its investors. Over the past five years, Republic Services has actually outperformed Waste Management in terms of stock performance, which is something to keep in mind when looking at potential returns.

Curious which of these companies we consider the best? Find out below, exclusively available to our premium members.

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