3 Boring Stocks Are Falling. Will I Buy?
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Christophe Nour - The French InvestorIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 04 Oct 2026, 14:45 UTC
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- 04 Oct 2026, 19:47 UTC
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The analysis focuses on two waste management companies, WM (Waste Management Inc.) and RSG (Republic Services, Inc.), identifying them as potentially undervalued despite their current stock price trends. WM has shown consistent but slow revenue growth over the past two decades, with steady net income growth and a manageable debt-to-equity ratio. The company is also engaging in share buybacks, indicating a return of capital to shareholders. RSG, while having a similar business model, shows slower revenue growth and higher debt levels, though its free cash flow is also growing. The P/E ratios for both companies are noted as being on the higher side historically, suggesting that while the businesses are stable, their current valuations might not offer deep value, particularly for RSG. The presenter suggests that while these are considered 'boring' and 'defensive' plays, their consistent performance and buyback programs make them attractive for long-term investors, especially if their valuations see a slight dip.
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