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Green or Mean Returns - Investing In The Environment
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term perspective when it comes to investment decisions, said the Mortgage Trust, and the majority of landlords (73%) view their Buy to Let portfolios as a means to provide for the future. invested personal pensions (Sipp) appears to have had little effect in terms of landlords propensity to further invest in rental properties. An overwhelming 88% of respondents said that the withdrawal of the option to invest residential property in a Sipp would not have any effect on their property investment intentions.
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Rate of return on investments. This is the return that you would make if you were to invest your down payment or security deposit instead of using it in your auto purchase or lease. The actual rate of return is largely dependant on the type of investments you select. From January 1970 to December 2005, the average compounded rate of return for the S&P 500, including reinvestment of dividends, was approximately 11.4% per year. During this period, month return was 61%, 39%. Savings accounts at a bank pay as little as 1% or less. It is important to remember that future rates of return can't be predicted with certainty and that investments that pay higher rates of return are subject to higher risk and volatility. The actual rate of return on investments can vary widely over time, term investments. This includes the potential loss of principal on your investment.
Banc Of America Investment November 2002 (AXcess News) - Every industry is affected by rules and regulations with environmental issues becoming of greater importance as more and more regulations go into effect. Cleaner air, water, pesticides even the garbage we throw away is regulated. Do you think much about it?
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Banking Investment Even the oceans are cause for environmental regulation. The resent oil tanker that broke in two off the coast of Spain has become world news and threatens the ocean's eco system and the industries that rely on it. From an investment perspective its the fishing industry's concern, as losses can run into the multi-millions. But fishermen aren't the only one's who'll suffer.In 2015 all oil transport ships are to be double hulled. That's the current regulations and they're already talking about reforming that act. That spill is going to force those regulations to be changed, and rapidly. What that means is more ships will have to be built sooner. But it will also increase the cost of transporting oil in the short term and that means YOU are going to pay more for heating oil and gas for your car.That brings me to the point of this article. The environment can provide green investments or mean investments, depending on which end of the spectrum your on.The fishing industry off the coast of Spain is going to suffer, ship builders are going to benefit, the transportation industry is going to suffer and then the micro economic effects begin to (pardon my pun) spill over to smaller businesses.
Baby boomers in their peak savings years will fuel much of the investment boom. Saving for retirement is being made much easier by the government, favorable pension plans, such as the 401(k) and the Roth IRA. More women in the workforce also means higher incomes and more women qualifying for pensions. meaning that the recipient has the responsibility for investing the money. With such large amounts of money to invest, brokers and financial planners will be in demand to provide investment advice.
Investment Solution Strategic Investing in environmental companies that are charged with clean up is a pretty safe bet. But only those that are consistently involved are the safest investment and have the greatest chance for growth; better green than mean. Go for safe, consistent segments.
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Investment Banking Services What do we mean by a safe investment? In the environmental industry there are certain sectors where demand for their services are growing, especially since regulations began to be enacted to deal with the mounting waste issues. Two of the safest areas we've found are in the recycling field. Automotive byproducts, tires, are one of the more consistent demands in recycling. It's a green investment! The other is toxic metals and water. Very consistent demand, another green investment!
Bank Investment AXcess News looked at two green investments in the recycling industry, Greenman Technologies, Inc. and KBF Pollution Management, Inc. We recently interviewed the CFO of Greenman Technologies, Inc. (AMEX: GRN) in AXcess News Inside Wall Street column and had selected it as one of our "best picks" in our Stock Guide. The other company, KBF Pollution Management, Inc. (OTCBB: KBFP) is also in our Stock Guide's "best picks" column. GRN recycles tires and KBFP cleans up toxic metals and waste water. Two environmental companies in the recycling sector, both with consistent demand for their services; green investments!
Alternative Investment GRN and KBFP By The Numbers
Online Investment Services Greenman Technologies, Inc.
Accompany Essential Investment Classification: business services. In the first row are the Industry Averages and in the second row are Greenman Technologies, Inc. numbers.
Investment Company Source: Market Guide as of 11/17/02
Investment Management Solution Mkt. CapP/EProfit (%) MarginPrice to SalesROESales per ShareDebt to EquityEPS Growth
Investment Management Services (5 yr.)
Guide Investment Stock 404.7133.609.49%6.7315.48NA0.2417.6730.8221.514.97%1.0993.041.842.35NM
Investment Manual Solution KBF Pollution Management , Inc.
Investment Stock Classification: waste management services. In the first row are the Industry Averages and in the second row are KBF Pollution Management, Inc. numbers.
Essential Investment Solution Source: Market Guide as of 11/17/02
Citicorp Investment Services Mkt. CapP/EProfit (%) MarginPrice to SalesROESales per ShareDebt to EquityEPS Growth
Fool Guide Investment Motley (5 yr.)
Fidelity Investment Services 408.3177.942.78%1.385.19NA1.7625.9310.17NM-25.01%1.79-24.330.040.49NM
Investment Management Below is a 3-month chart of Greenman Technologies Inc (AMEX: GRN) compared to KBF Pollution management, Inc. (OTCBB: KBFP) and the Pollution Index (POL).Looking for the Green
Francisco Investment San First of all, "classifications" can be confusing. GRN is classified as "business services", yet their S&P Company Report classifies them as "capital goods: environmental services" and KBFP is classified as "waste management services".
Mellon Investment Services Trusting the numbers is another issue. Market Guide portrays the information to be current, yet based on their recent announcements of sales and earnings for the 3rd quarter ending Sept 30, neither GRN or KBFP's is exact. Data often isn't enough, you have to look deeper to find the green.
Finance Investment Clearly both companies are undervalued. Their industry classifications show very high P/E ratios. Makes you think your looking at Microsoft's numbers about 10 years ago. GRN is outperforming its industry average and based on those averages, if it traded equal to its peer group the stock should be priced around $3.50 not $2.00 where it currently trades. KBFP on the other hand has an even higher P/E ratio for its industry classification; Market Guide's figures appear to be wrong. KBFP announced on 11/14/02 that its sales had increased 50% for the quarter in comparison to the same period in the prior year and its earnings were reported to be $273,508 for the period ending compared to $109,700 for the previous year! So based on that recent announcement, KBFP is also undervalued. If it traded equal to its peer group the stock should be priced around $0.10 not $0.06 where it currently trades.
Investment Manual Science Let's examine why Axcess News believes these are safe investments. The five year earnings per share growth estimates for GRN's industry classification is 17.67%. Is your sagging portfolio of Telco stocks giving you that? I don't think so! GRN has debt, yet they've been very aggressive in expanding through acquisition and only recently listed to the AMEX from the OTCBB in September. KBFP's industry classification (5yr earnings per share growth estimates) is 25.93%. We like those kinds of numbers even better.
Investment Advisory Services Both of these green investment companies have been aggressive and showing stellar improvements in their sales and earnings. They both have a lot of debt. But they both have a consistent market and most likely, Market Guide's 5-year industry averages are close to reality. Give those 5yr averages a 50% haircut and you've still got a good return. Better than the DJIA, certainly better than money markets or certificates of deposit and there's room for appreciation as both companies are trading about 50% lower than their industry average.
Advice Investment AXcess News thinks that KBFP may be on the same path as GRN. They too are postured for growth and if they begin to go after acquisitions and list to the AMEX (remember, GRN was on the OTCBB) it could easily catch up to its peer group. GRN on the other hand has a head start and based on its prior growth, investors may see more acquisitions ahead.
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