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American Ecology CEO Stephen Romano is so good that Cramer would put him on a yet-to-be-created Mad Money Wall of Fame.
ECOL [ECOL
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] is a company Cramer recommended a year ago when it was at $17. Since Romano was last on the show on Mar. 1, 2007, the stock is up a cool 34%. But it isn’t too late to get in on this great story, Cramer said.
As a hazardous waste management company, ECOL is not directly affected by a looming recession, according to Romano. In fact, the company is seeing record volumes even as the broader economy continues to wilt. Romano said ECOL disposed of over one million tons of waste in 2007 with even higher volumes projected this year. And in the waste management business, volume equals profit.
ECOL has no debt, internally generated earnings-per-share growth and, according to Romano, will continue to grow both organically and through acquisitions. Throw in a nice 3% dividend and you’ve got a stock worth owning, Cramer said.
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