I think it's going to be a good week in trading. WCN will go up after a rough week. GLTA!
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WasteCo has been holding steady during the last four quarters, with some selloff at the all time high top, it still has one of the best long term outlooks, for a variety of reasons, I believe WCN.TO will continue it's upward trend back to the 175$ region and above in the new year. NFA DYOR.
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I bought at $120 in 2019.. nothing to show for it.. although the longer the line the higher it flies.. still disappointing. I love it but seeing my other investments up 30%+ while this thing hasn’t moved makes me wonder if growth for next few years was priced in during the last 5 years
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what's the value of having this stock in your portfolio? doesn't seem like much growth in past few years and also low dividend. convince me why to include this?
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I don't get why this stock is skyrocketing when revenue has been relatively flat the last 2 years.
Waste Connections : Reports First Quarter 2020 Results | MarketScreener
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Stock going up because they have cut Recycling services in Residential Market, Obvious they can not manage a social and sustainable need.
Good for the pocket book... bad for the community and environment.
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I see positive momentum building up here. get in if you haven't already. i missed my chance to add more last 2 months.
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Great beat! Let us see what the market has to say tomorrow
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why the down turn now
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Itronics Inc. - stock symbol (ITRO) is recognized for saving the Truckee River and Pyramid Lake in Northern Nevada by developing “Zero Waste” technologies. One of the first awarded “International Green Heroes”. Itronics for or over 30 years is utilizing science and engineering to create and commercialize recycling, mineral, and nutrient technologies.
Itronics possesses three breakthrough technologies (1) in photographic waste recycling (2) E-waste (Electronic Waste) recycling and (3) Reprocessed Mining Tailings with “Zero Waste”.
These breakthrough technologies are able to completely recycle the waste stream and end up with a useful final product to bring back into the community. Itronics has teamed up with organizations such as Disability Resources / New2U Computers to employ people with disabilities and give them opportunities to succeed.
Itronics operates a 35,000 square foot plant in Reno, NV, which is currently in a scale up phase to drastically increase production levels. Itronics recently acquired a second large factory in Wabuska, NV, consisting of a 60,000 square foot plant with 48 acres and rail car access.
If you would like to learn more about Itronics and their breakthrough technologies that are helping create a world with zero waste, visit their website at www.itronics.com, send an email to investor@itronics.com or call in at 775-689-7696.
On MoneyTV with Donald Baillargeon, John W. Whitney, the CEO of Itronics, shares a KOLO8 TV news story on the company.
On MoneyTV with Donald Baillargeon, John W. Whitney, the CEO of Itronics, shares a KOLO8 TV news story on the company.
“Itronics Inc. (OTC:ITRO) and its President John Whitney have always envisioned a clean, waste-free planet. Over the years, they’ve translated that vision into innovative, practical and money-making applications.
Whitney is best known for inventing a method for separating silver and other precious metals from spent photographic liquid. Itronics uses the demetallized fluid to make micronutrient-rich fertilizers at its Reno, Nevada, plant, while the metals are turned into bullion and sold to refineries. Additionally, the glass slag produced in Itronics’ refining process can be used to manufacture commercial products, such as decorative tile.
Itronics is not standing still. Within the last four years, the Company has developed a way to reclaim precious metals—including gold, silver and palladium—as well as copper and tin—from discarded computer circuit boards. It has simply added the e-scrap as infeed material for its refinery process.
In that process, silver is not only recovered from photographic waste, but its chemical makeup allows it to soak up metals from circuit boards during furnace refining. The metals then become ingredients in the Company’s bullion.
Because of this e-scrap breakthrough, Itronics is buying more furnaces to ramp up bullion production and will eventually bring in larger furnaces. Whitney has even modified a furnace so that it burns latent heat energy from carbon in circuit boards, reducing outside energy needed to power the furnace by more than 50 percent.
For that furnace innovation, Whitney and Itronics won an award from NV Energy, a Nevada public power company.
If you would like to learn more about Itronics and their breakthrough technologies that are helping create a world with zero waste, visit their website at www.itronics.com, send an email to investor@itronics.com or call in at 775-689-7696.
Itronics Inc., Reno, Nevada, has refined its process to reclaim precious metals, including gold, silver and palladium, from discarded computer circuit boards.
Itronics Inc., Reno, Nevada, has refined its process to reclaim precious metals, including gold, silver and palladium, from discarded computer circuit boards.
magazine.recyclingtoday.com
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Easily can drop to 40-50 dollar range. This pandemic isn’t going to leave like its magic. Easy Short.
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LION has charging expertise and works with $ABB as a reseller for EV charging infrastructure
Don’t SLEEP!!!!
Good for the pocket book... bad for the community and environment.
Itronics possesses three breakthrough technologies (1) in photographic waste recycling (2) E-waste (Electronic Waste) recycling and (3) Reprocessed Mining Tailings with “Zero Waste”.
These breakthrough technologies are able to completely recycle the waste stream and end up with a useful final product to bring back into the community. Itronics has teamed up with organizations such as Disability Resources / New2U Computers to employ people with disabilities and give them opportunities to succeed.
Itronics operates a 35,000 square foot plant in Reno, NV, which is currently in a scale up phase to drastically increase production levels. Itronics recently acquired a second large factory in Wabuska, NV, consisting of a 60,000 square foot plant with 48 acres and rail car access.
The following link is to a segment done on Itronics by KOLO8 News: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYG0CIPEy1o
If you would like to learn more about Itronics and their breakthrough technologies that are helping create a world with zero waste, visit their website at www.itronics.com, send an email to investor@itronics.com or call in at 775-689-7696.
“Itronics Inc. (OTC:ITRO) and its President John Whitney have always envisioned a clean, waste-free planet. Over the years, they’ve translated that vision into innovative, practical and money-making applications.
Whitney is best known for inventing a method for separating silver and other precious metals from spent photographic liquid. Itronics uses the demetallized fluid to make micronutrient-rich fertilizers at its Reno, Nevada, plant, while the metals are turned into bullion and sold to refineries. Additionally, the glass slag produced in Itronics’ refining process can be used to manufacture commercial products, such as decorative tile.
Itronics is not standing still. Within the last four years, the Company has developed a way to reclaim precious metals—including gold, silver and palladium—as well as copper and tin—from discarded computer circuit boards. It has simply added the e-scrap as infeed material for its refinery process.
In that process, silver is not only recovered from photographic waste, but its chemical makeup allows it to soak up metals from circuit boards during furnace refining. The metals then become ingredients in the Company’s bullion.
Because of this e-scrap breakthrough, Itronics is buying more furnaces to ramp up bullion production and will eventually bring in larger furnaces. Whitney has even modified a furnace so that it burns latent heat energy from carbon in circuit boards, reducing outside energy needed to power the furnace by more than 50 percent.
For that furnace innovation, Whitney and Itronics won an award from NV Energy, a Nevada public power company.
"Recycling Today” Details Itronics’ Successes, Future Plans
RENO, Nev., Jan. 29, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The following news release includes portions of an article appearing in “Recycling Today,” the premium publication in this sector. The entire article is available at:
http://magazine.recyclingtoday.com/article/january-2019-scrap-metals-supplement/itronics-precious-metals-recovery-profile.aspx
If you would like to learn more about Itronics and their breakthrough technologies that are helping create a world with zero waste, visit their website at www.itronics.com, send an email to investor@itronics.com or call in at 775-689-7696.