| Prev Close | 116.15 |
| Open | 116.58 |
| Day Low/High | 115.52 / 117.04 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 83.22 / 121.77 |
| Volume | 1.85M |
| Avg Volume | 1.75M |
Waste Management Inc. (WM)
115.65
0.50
0.43
NYSE : Industrial Services
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 424.23M |
| Market Cap | 49.36B |
| EPS | 4.50 |
| P/E Ratio | 28.45 |
| Div & Yield | 2.05 (1.71%) |
Latest News
Waste Management Stock Is Extended and Could Correct Lower
Our latest technical analysis and strategy on WM shares.
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Jim Cramer: Want a Snapshot of the Economy? Look at the Rails
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Here Are 9 Takeaways From Last Night's Meltdown: Market Recon
It becomes difficult for me to tell you where to run in these markets...
Netflix and Twitter Are Among 29 Stocks Ready to Change Direction
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How to Play a Possible Breakout in Starbucks: Market Recon
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Republic Services CEO: Not Looking At Waste Management Merger, But Other Deals
Republic Services CEO Donald Slager continues to scoop up attractive assets in the waste management industry.
Waste Management Is Looking Vulnerable to Further Declines
What's the next move for WM? Let's revisit the charts and indicators.
Jim Cramer: These 4 Cold Stocks of Once-Hot Companies Could Reignite
It's important to know the difference between broken stocks and broken companies.
Inflation Is the Something That's Still Feared: Market Recon
The creature from beneath your bed, or from the darkest recesses of your closet, can still spook the marketplace.
Markets Struggle to Find Direction
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Waste Management Is Set to Retest Its Highs, Raise Stop Protection
Now that prices corrected and held the rising 200-day moving average line a fresh look is needed.
Maybe This Is Not Really About Inflation -- Market Recon
Overreaction seems to be what markets are good at in this 'golden age of electronic trading.'
Buffett, Cisco and Everything Else You Need to Know Before You Trade Thursday
Hopefully, someday you'll love anything as much as Warren Buffett loves Apple. These are the stories you must watch Thursday.
Video: Bonuses Are Great But Where Are The Actual Wage Increases?
Sure, we love that companies are giving out one-time bonuses thanks to the lower rates from tax reform. But where are the actual wage increases? Watch out this video to find out.
Watch: Waste Management's Push to Zero Waste
AAP Holding Waste Management is on a mission to have zero waste in our world. Watch to see how they aim to achieve just that.
Companies Paying Cash Bonuses Thanks To The New Tax Rates
Thanks to the new lower tax rates, many companies are saving money and generously giving some of it back to their employees. Watch our video and find out who.
Jim Cramer: Fresh Upgrades Will Keep Boosting Stocks
It looks like Wall Street didn't even come close to discounting the favorable impact of tax reform.
Jim Cramer on Wednesday's Analyst Upgrades: The Narrative Just Gets Better
Analysts across the board upgraded a host of major stocks on Wednesday, including Oracle, IBM and United Technologies, among others.
