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    These Water Stocks Are the Best Way to Profit from the World's Most Precious Resource

    By Stephen Mack, Associate Editor, Money Morning - September 20, 2018

    Water is the most precious resource on the planet.

    It's a daily necessity for everybody, and it's increasingly scarce.

    We've got three water stocks that are solving the water crisis in innovative ways and will hand you big profits along the way.

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  • These Water Stocks Are the Best Way to Profit from the World's Most Precious Resource
  • This Revolutionary Firm Is Solving the Water Crisis and Making the Oceans Drinkable
  • You've Heard About the Water Crisis; Here's the Company Solving It
  • This Is the Best Water Stock to Buy in 2018
  • 115% Profits Are Just the Start for This Water Stock
  • The Best Water Stocks to Buy in 2017
  • This Water Stock Will Climb from Nature's $500 Billion Challenge
  • Why This Water Stock Is Our Pick of the Week
  • Investing in Water Stocks: Five Dividend-Paying Utilities
  • Investing in Water Stocks: Get Your Share of a $20 Trillion Market
  • Water Resources Dry Up, Opportunities Arise
  • Why Water Stocks Are About to Get $1 Trillion Boost
  • Water Stocks: Don't Overlook This $1 Trillion Opportunity
  • Investing in Water Stocks: Profit from the New "Water Market"
  • Investing in Water Stocks: Three Names to Buy Right Now (SBS), (PNR), (PIO)
  • 7 Dividend-Paying Water Company Stocks Bound to Make a Splash
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These Water Stocks Are the Best Way to Profit from the World's Most Precious Resource

By Stephen Mack, Associate Editor, Money Morning - September 20, 2018

Water is the most precious resource on the planet.

It's a daily necessity for everybody, and it's increasingly scarce.

We've got three water stocks that are solving the water crisis in innovative ways and will hand you big profits along the way.

This Revolutionary Firm Is Solving the Water Crisis and Making the Oceans Drinkable

By Stephen Mack, Associate Editor, Money Morning - July 13, 2018

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More than half the world's population lives with water scarcity.

But our stock pick today is solving the problem by turning the oceans into drinkable water.

Find out why this stock is set to ride a big wave upward.

You've Heard About the Water Crisis; Here's the Company Solving It

By Jack Delaney, Sr. Cannabis Editor, Money Morning - May 3, 2018

Water Stocks

Everyone knows there is a water crisis happening as we speak.

However, not everyone knows the best investments to make in the water industry.

Today, we pull back the curtain and provide all the details about the best water stocks on the market...

This Is the Best Water Stock to Buy in 2018

By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - March 21, 2018

Best water stock to buy in 2018

Finding the best water stock to buy in 2018 isn't easy.

There are a lot of choices on the market.

That's why today, we are sharing with our readers the best water stock to buy this year...

115% Profits Are Just the Start for This Water Stock

By Jack Delaney, Sr. Cannabis Editor, Money Morning - March 1, 2018

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Over the past five years, our favorite water stock has netted shareholders gains of 115%.

But if you missed out on those gains, that's okay.

We expect even more profits are on the way for our favorite water stock of 2018...

The Best Water Stocks to Buy in 2017

By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler - May 2, 2017

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It's easy to overlook the best water stocks to buy when Wall Street focuses most of its attention on commodities like gold and oil.

But investors who buy water stocks recognize that water is the most precious commodity in the world.

It's also far more scare than most people realize. Combine that with skyrocketing global demand and you have a pretty solid investment case.

All that leaves is which water stocks to buy - and we've got four great picks for you...

This Water Stock Will Climb from Nature's $500 Billion Challenge

By Cameron Saucier, Associate Editor, Money Morning - April 4, 2016

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This water stock has the potential to become one of the most profitable long-term investments of all time. It already had returns of 148% since we recommended it to our readers back in 2011.

Now we're recommending it to you again because of this $500 billion investment opportunity...

Why This Water Stock Is Our Pick of the Week

By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler - March 11, 2016

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The water stock Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. (Nasdaq: CWCO) is the Money Morning Pick of the Week.

Consolidated Water stock also taps into one of what Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald likes to call "unstoppable trends." In this case, the trend is scarcity and allocation.

Despite a slump in the sector last year, the long-term prospects for water stocks have never been better.

And the investment case for CWCO stock is particularly strong...

Investing in Water Stocks: Five Dividend-Paying Utilities

By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler - September 8, 2014

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One of the adages of investing is to look for things that people absolutely must have, and nothing fits that definition more than water. And with droughts and water shortages becoming increasingly common, investing in water stocks - particularly water utilities that pay dividends -- makes more sense than ever.

When it comes to investing in water stocks, dividend-paying utilities are a particularly good option.

Here are five water utilities that all offer a yield of at least 2.6%...

Investing in Water Stocks: Get Your Share of a $20 Trillion Market

By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler - November 21, 2013

You can't live without water. But fresh, usable water is not as plentiful as you think - less than 1% of the global supply. And with the world's population expected to grow by more than 2 billion by 2025, the need is about to grow exponentially. By then, experts say the world will need to spend $20 trillion to make sure there's enough water for everyone.

That's a market even bigger than the $17 trillion U.S. economy...

Water Resources Dry Up, Opportunities Arise

By Peter Krauth, Resource Specialist, Money Morning - May 31, 2013

There's a Scottish proverb: "They speak of my drinking but never question my thirst."

While the author wasn't likely talking about water back then, it's appropriate now.

Water is a precious commodity; an absolute necessity to individuals, farming, and industry. As our population ages and gravitates to warmer climes, and the middle class grows around the world, this is one sector that will get a lot more attention in coming years.

The three water positions from Rick Rule are great plays on the favorable supply/demand dynamic of water and water rights, especially in the southwestern U.S.

Read on to see why Rick likes these plays...

Why Water Stocks Are About to Get $1 Trillion Boost

By Guest Editorial, Money Morning - May 28, 2013

Water is getting scarcer by the minute, even as our water infrastructure ages and crumbles around us. Here’s how to invest in a $1 trillion overhaul. Read more...

Water Stocks: Don't Overlook This $1 Trillion Opportunity

By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler - February 6, 2013

With most water delivery systems badly in need of repair or replacement, companies that supply the solutions figure to profit handsomely - making now a good time for investing in water stocks.

In the United States alone, estimates of water infrastructure needs run as high as $1 trillion.

Many of the pipes that carry water to U.S. residents are more than 60 years old, with some more than 100 years old. Water main breaks and sinkholes from leaking pipes are common in many U.S. cities.

Water infrastructure is in such bad shape that the nation's pipes leak 1.7 trillion gallons every year. The water lost in a single day is enough to supply the entire state of California.

Pressure to spend more money on the nation's water infrastructure is increasing. This week the National Association of Water Companies and U.S. Chamber of Commerce launched a campaign, "Water is Your Business," to draw more attention to the problem.

And the public is already on board.

In a recent survey taken by water infrastructure company Xylem Inc. (NYSE: XYL), 88% of those polled said the government should be investing in water infrastructure, and 65% said they would accept slightly higher monthly water bills to pay for it.

With the need reaching a critical stage and pressure to act building, U.S. government spending to repair water infrastructure is bound to increase very soon and very rapidly, a golden opportunity for water stocks.

But the opportunity extends beyond the United States. The World Water Council says that current annual infrastructure spending of about $80 billion will double just within the next several years.

And rising global demand for water, driven by population growth, adds even more urgency to the problem.

The United Nations estimates that fresh water withdrawals have increased threefold over the past 50 years, as demand rises by 16.9 trillion gallons every year.

"A billion people lack access to clean water," Bank of America Merrill Lynch wrote in a recent research note explaining why it likes water ETFs. "Water is undergoing pressure both on the supply and demand side."

In the years to come, as governments around the world start spending the hundreds of billions of dollars needed to address these problems, money will flood into water stocks.

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Investing in Water Stocks: Profit from the New "Water Market"

By Guest Editorial, Money Morning - August 2, 2012

Investing in water stocks is about to become one of the hottest trends in 2012.

That's because the days of easy access to cheap commodities are drawing rapidly to a close. In the coming years, the prices of commodities are going to skyrocket - thanks to exponential growth.

Exponential growth in the Earth's population - over seven billion people and counting - means that all of the planet's finite resources are going to have to stretch farther to feed and fuel even more people. Everything from oil and gas to corn, wheat, potash, rare earth metals, timber - everything - is going to be harder to come by, and more expensive to procure.

We're also seeing similar growth in the population of the world's middle class, which means a rise in demand for everything a middle class existence entails, including meat (which requires more feed and processing - which means oil - to bring to the table), smartphones, cars, flat screen televisions, and everything else that we in the West enjoy, and even take for granted.

Including clean water.

Population Growth Creates a New "Water Market"

In places like China, India, and Latin America, where the burgeoning middle class is set to explode in the coming years, water use is already on the rise.

In the United States each person uses around 150 gallons of water per day, compared with around 20 gallons per day in emerging economies.

But global water usage is surging. What we take for granted in the West is in many cases just becoming the standard in many emerging markets around the world.

In fact, China and India already have the two largest water footprints (a broad measurement that aims to quantify global water use and consumption) of any country on the planet. And they're about to get even bigger as their consumption of commodities - water included - skyrockets.

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Investing in Water Stocks: Three Names to Buy Right Now (SBS), (PNR), (PIO)

By Guest Editorial, Money Morning - March 27, 2012

You've no doubt heard about the building scarcity of water. It's the reason savvy shareholders have been busy investing in water stocks.

Here's why.

Water may be everywhere but only 3% of it is fresh or suitable for drinking. Two-thirds of that is locked in glaciers and polar icecaps, which means less than 1% of the world's fresh water is available for human use.

That's the water found in lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and underground sources shallow enough to be accessed cheaply. Even still, much of that is polluted or otherwise unsuitable for consumption.

The water that's left is then used in agriculture and industry, and here's the kicker: It is divided between seven billion people... and demand is increasing all the time.

According to the United Nations, in the last century water use has increased at more than twice the rate of population growth.

Water has become so critical that Willem Buiter, chief economist at Citigroup, believes it will soon become "the single most important physical-commodity based asset class, dwarfing oil, copper, agricultural commodities and precious metals."

That may be hard to imagine, considering we can simply turn on the tap and get fresh water for next to nothing.

But it's true. There are myriad of factors-from population growth to climate change-putting a strain on the world's water supply and causing demand to spike.

We'll look at those factors and how investors can benefit from this growing demand by investing in water stocks.



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