WATER 101
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Date updated:04-14-2007

Water the future oil.
When future climated changes create drought conditions in the U.S. that are showing up in Africa today, water will be in its greatest demand ever.
A HARD RAINS A GONNA FALL.

symbol name last price % change open
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  • ARTNA
    Artesian Resource
  • $16.76
  • 0.00%
  • $N/A

This is a small cap water company located in Pennsylvania (Cramers backyard).This company has an overweight rating

People owning ARTNA also tend to own: AWRBIWBMICTWSCWTESEFSI

TheStreet.com Rating: C What is this?

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  • SWWC
    Southwest Water C
  • $6.09
  • +3.22%
  • $5.90

Southwest Water Company is a small cap water company that meets Cramers minimum $250 million cap limit. It is rated overweight

People owning SWWC also tend to own: ARTNAAWRBIWBMICTWSCWTESE

TheStreet.com Rating: No Rating What is this?

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  • WTR
    Aqua America Inc
  • $16.76
  • +2.70%
  • $16.38

I consider this company the Sears Holding company of water. It is a midcap at $3billion. It is rated overweight

People owning WTR also tend to own: CCLXCVSGOOGGSHDJNJ

TheStreet.com Rating: B- What is this?

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  • TTEK
    Tetra Tech
  • $26.53
  • +0.72%
  • $26.55

This a good old California company. They are involved wity infrastructure from A to Z for their clients. It is a smallcap with an overweight rating.

People owning TTEK also tend to own: AUYGLWGMOGSIHALHLXIO

TheStreet.com Rating: B What is this?

 

Start Price

Return Value

Start Date
ARTNA 19.75 -15.14% May 4th
SWWC 13.69 -55.51% May 4th
WTR 22.22 -24.57% May 4th
TTEK 19.99 +32.72% May 4th

Average return:

 -15.63%

Success rate:

 25%

Tracking Started: 05-04-2007

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