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There's still a lot of real estate between the storm called Gustav and the offshore oil and gas rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.
But Randy Frederick is already thinking past the storm -- to the challenge of fixing up and cleaning up.
The director of derivatives for Charles Schwab has derived some suggestions for stock market investors.
Recommendations:
"Among those that might benefit are companies that are into servicing and repairing of oil rigs, and in looking at some that reacted positively when (Hurricane) Katrina came through, the two that jump to the top of my list were Fluor [FLR
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There's also a huge potential for business after a hurricane makes landfall, causes damage, and moves on.
"Waste Management (International) [WMI
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Disclosures:
Disclosure information for Randy Frederick was not immediately available.





