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First Hydrogen Powered data center- ECL and NVIDIA with Plug Power Fuel Cells! Announced today
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DD: New EPA PFAS Regulations = Big money for Chart Industries and Ecolabs
After briefly skimming thru that dudes ECL did
It Takes Tinfoil to Make Tendies Part 1: $ECL 💧 + 💻
Ecolab jumps most in 3 months after earnings beat consensus (NYSE:ECL)
In my opinion, I see the market going up during the next months. Especially those beaten down tech stocks.
Ecolabs ($ECL) Insiders and Politicians are buying. Should you, too?
EcoLab ($ECL) to repurchase $500 million worth of shares in 2022
$FTK/ Flotek’s value increased to around $9.80 using very conservative metrics, after the just announced $1 - $2 billion dollar deal
$FTK/ Flotek’s fair value increased exponentially using even the most conservative estimates, following their newest $1 to $2 billion dollar contract
Does anyone here do DCF models before they add stocks to their portfolio?
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The Plague is caused by rat fleas and $ECL is big up. I expect it to go higher!
ok for XYL but what about CWCO, ECL, VIE, AWK ?
my brokerage acct is mostly in VOO and some other really random picks like ECL and KDP. i don’t do tech stocks aside from AAPL so maybe that’s why.
This is not investment advice but these are the stocks that I am looking at. The price per share listed is today's closing price. AI Infrastructure & Cooling Vertiv Holdings (VRT): $331.44 per share [1.3:1] Modine Manufacturing (MOD): $302.03 per share [1.4:1] Ecolab (ECL): $255.67 per share [1.5:1] Semiconductors & Hardware Taiwan Semiconductor Mfg. (TSM): $436.69 per share [1.6:1] Micron Technology (MU): $1,079.57 per share [2.2:1] STMicroelectronics (STM): $79.71 per share [2.3:1] SpaceX Supply Chain & Aerospace Filtronic (FLTCF): $3.99 per share [2.4:1] Redwire (RDW): $18.62 per share [2.5:1] Materion Corp (MTRN): $228.52 per share [3.2:1] High-risk, high-reward "pure speculative" play POET Technologies (POET): $15.38 per share
Look into water companies that are focusing on cooling solutions for data centers. XYL, ECL, ERII
$ECL - data center cooling and waste water treatment
> But why I mentioned water is from the experiences in countries overseas where they are building the data centres, people have already run out of water so it’s almost equivalent to having the water rights of that area without actually having it > > There are a number of agricultural names where people have made cases for their water rights, but the stocks have never done anything. LMNR is an example of this - not ag, but CDZI is another water rights play that has occasionally been talked about but never really gone anywhere much. Services IMHO are something that works today, has worked and will probably continue to work if water becomes more of an issue, given rising need for efficent useage. In terms of data centers, WTS offers this: https://www.watts.com/raincycle among other products. So WTS, XYL, VLTO, ECL and others would be some of the options. "Rare metals" In terms of something like Copper, Sprott has their Copper Miners (COPP) etf. I do think if you get more into specific resource names, it does require looking in other countries - Canada, Australia, etc.
Fuck it, all in ECL.
Thoughts on ECL for ai cooling play?
Spiderman is still going to sell over time once Marvel Superheroes cards get spoiled and we see some synergies. TMNT is doing way better than people predicted. The collector booster boxes are at $450 and climbing off $300-$330 distributor pricing so stores made money off it, and the play boxes are still cost-neutral to stores. ECL and SOS are doing great numbers and are going to make LGSs lots of money. They'll order max quantities of the next few sets to maintain access for Hobbit and Star Trek. Star Trek is going to crush your expectations if you're thinking it's going to be SPM again.
I'd rather XYL, ECL, WTS, etc. IMHO, too many people pick a theme they think is going to be a major theme and then pick a penny stock or overly speculative stock rather than something that's more certain/able to capitalize on the theme. The penny stock might not have the scope/scale/experience to handle it and the overly speculative stock might have a product in a few years for a need that needs to be addressed today. NEPH is down 99.7% since going public - not a track record that inspires confidence. I see 0.04% of the float is short on Yahoo finance, which is pretty much nothing. I don't know the company, but if you really think that there's going to be a global water crisis in 5 years, I'd look to more established companies.
Anyone looked into water purification for data center cooling? ECL and XYL in particular is what I’ve been researching
Today Opened Positions: - Calls: AMT CARR CDNS ECL GLW NXPI UNH - Puts: NEE UPS Subject to adjustment before close.
Do you have any examples of stocks that you believe in as sustainable options? For example, I have held COST, WM, and ECL over time because I believed them to ethically be the best in their respective fields but I am interested in which ones I might be missing. I also put more $ into MSFT and AAPL than something like META, so it might be "the best" relative to what's available within the sector I want to be invested in, even if it isn't a perfect solution.
As of September 2025, ECL's hydrogen-powered data center in Mountain View does not use plug electrolyzers on-site to produce its hydrogen. Instead, it receives its hydrogen supply from a tank, which is filled by regular deliveries. Key details about ECL's Mountain View facility: Hydrogen delivery: For its pilot site, ECL has hydrogen delivered to tanks attached to the data center. This is common for smaller facilities, as large-scale on-site electrolysis is not always practical or cost-effective. Plug Power fuel cell: While the hydrogen is delivered and not produced on-site, the facility does use technology from Plug Power. In the initial deployment, the data center featured a Plug Power fuel cell and a Tesla battery. In September 2025, it was announced that hydrogen-powered NVIDIA systems from Lambda would be installed, also using ECL's hydrogen fuel cell setup. Future plans in Texas: ECL has stated that its future, large-scale 1-gigawatt facility in Texas will eventually transition to producing its own green hydrogen using electrolyzers and renewable energy. The site was chosen partly because of its proximity to natural gas pipelines, which can be used to extract hydrogen. However, the Mountain View pilot operates differently.
ECL is using Plug fuel cells
I'll exclude tech stocks since they are subject to too much obso risk over a 20 year period (if I HAD to pick tech stock, I'd probably go with MSFT with it's AAA credit rating). I'll go with BRK, WM or maybe ECL. All are "boring" companies in "boring" industries.
ECL was another good one ive been looking at
So I took a quick look at DD earnings...overall an ok quarter, but considering the overall weakness in the materials sector I guess we can call this good: * Electronics segment saw sales grow 6% YoY with EBITDA margins increasing to 31.9% (220 basis point increase) * Industrials segment saw sales grow 1% YoY * Healthcare & water treatment increased high-single digits * Diversified chemicals decreased low-single digits due to softness in construction DuPont is divesting their electronics business into what they are calling Qnity...a pure-play in electronic chemicals/materials. DuPont will continue trading as a specialty chemicals company, which will include its healthcare and water treatment lineup. The spin-off is slated for November 1st, 2025 and on Investor Day (September 18) we will get a bit more information. Obviously everything electronics is on fire right now, so the market will likely prefer Qnity. Also, the legality I presume will be part on DuPont still. If you are interested in water treatment/technologies I recommend you look into Ecolab Inc (ECL) more. They are the best pure play water technology. I do not know if this helps at all, as I will not lean towards one or the other yet.
ECL shares for any rich bols looking for an earnings play
I really want to buy ECL calls for earnings but I'm a giant pussy. Someone with some balls do it and tell me how it goes.
ECL is interesting… bird flu? Measles?
I must say it's an interesting company, albeit with a small market share right now - 0.43% to be exact. Their revenue has been stagnating over the past few quarters and declining - which isn't a good thing to see. A huge net cash position is what I like to see. Compared to the median's of their peers, they aren't the best choice. **SHW**, **ECL**, **RPM**, **BCPC** and **NEU** look like better picks. If we assume a 8% revenue growth, with 16% capex growth, we get an estimate of their fair value using DCF FCFF: $152.30, 4% growth: $106.51. Their profit margins are ok: 13.18%. I suggest reading into their 10k reports to get an overview of what this company really is. I would post my charts here, but I can't as it's not allowed.
The two stocks I've been telling y'all to buy, RYCEY and ECL have hit52 week highs today
Interesting company! How'd you hear about it? I have a mini "water portfolio" consisting of VLTO, HWKN, and CWCO. Never got ECL despite seeing it at its lows. I'll look into FSI.
$ECL hit 52 week highs. I wrote 2 DDs on this company for you guys.
People still thank me for my $ECL dd
So that’s where these fuckers shifted over to .. ECL and PG.
$ECL 52 week high. I wrote 2 fucking DDs on that stock so I hope I made you fuckers money. You are welcome.
Most chicks are raised "free range" which means a giant trough. Regulations are getting tighter. It doesn't matter. All that matters is this: The amount of product per space has been reduced, could possibly be reduced further. If you want to make money, invest in $ECL. I have a DD on it in my profile for their ability to innovate farm animals specifically chickens.
Ecolab ($ECL). Not much hype around hygiene and clean water.
$ECL is a dividend aristocrat. If you bought it when the market tanked in March 2020, you would have doubled you money.
$ECL vaccinates livestock against bird flu. Get in now.
You think ECL to $250 next Friday 06/21?
ECL new all time highs. See my profile why
Nvda, ECL, TSLA. Oust, I have 200 shares, but I'd like to see it pull back to sub $10 so I can pick up another 200-300. I'd like to see amkr at 25.
They all will expire out of the money. The better bet is in treating water for forever chemicals. GTLS and ECL will moon for years to come
Anyone else in on ECL calls? Haven't seen anyone talk about it.
NXPI and ECL for the start of the week. Hoping ALCC goes up end of week. Massive amounts of IDK in the middle
Also $ECL owns CID lines which innoculstes chickens from bird flu.
[Here are some of the best stagflation stocks to buy](https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=54403bc7f6dd275aJmltdHM9MTcxNDAwMzIwMCZpZ3VpZD0yOTc4MDRhNy1kYjNkLTZkYmItMjZhZS0xMDlmZGFmZjZjM2EmaW5zaWQ9NTc1Mw&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=3&fclid=297804a7-db3d-6dbb-26ae-109fdaff6c3a&psq=stagflation+best+stocks&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly93dG9wLmNvbS9uZXdzLzIwMjIvMDQvNy1iZXN0LXN0YWdmbGF0aW9uLXN0b2Nrcy10by1idXktMi8&ntb=1): * Kroger Co. (KR) * Hershey Co. (HSY) * Abbott Laboratories (ABT) * Ecolab Inc. (ECL) * CVS Health Corp. (CVS) * Schlumberger Ltd. (SLB) * Baxter International Inc. (BAX) * Costco Wholesale Corp. (COST)
Scientists and experts are raising the alarm and warning that the bird flu pandemic could be 100 times worse than COVID-19 and potentially result in fatalities in up to half of those infected reported by the New York Post New COVID is dropping. This is good for $ECL. They immunize chickens and farm animals
it's the governments warn notice that you should cite. I'm also the guy that said buy $ECL at $165.00 and it's now at $227.00. slut.
$ECL hit a new 52 week high today. I don't know if anyone read my DD, but here we are baby.
>ECL You can also look into HWKN, CWCO, and VLTO
Everyone is clowning you. But heres one, Ecolab ECL
Anyone holding $ECL? The company I wrote a DD about? No one? 🦗. Well it's green as grass, and going higher.
Anybody riding ECL for the morning wood?
ECL Calls MRNA Puts
A few puts (TSLA is one) to hedge, calls on NVDA, MSFT, CSCO, VET, ECL. I'd like to pick up a WM and maybe a SHOP call in the AM
Oh baby I'm comfy. Wish Bill Gates wasn't all wrapped up in Epstein fuckery. There's a second ECL DS that came out about two weeks after I did mine and he discussed the PFAS side.
Hell no. Didn't you read my ECL DD?
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/us/drought-prone-california-oks-new-rules-for-turning-wastewater-directly-into-drinking-water/ar-AA1lKTPw California's literally about to be drinking shit. $ECL
Only listed or also OTC? What system do you use? OMS, trade execution, market data, vol surface (proprietary or third party like vola dynamics)? If also OTC, do you trade more complex products like basket autocallables etc. Last but not least: how many screens? Our power traders (electricity) have 15! Mainly because markets are so fragmented but it still amazes me how they keep staying sane like that. P.S. I work as a risk quant for a bank in Europe. Before, I worked for one of the biggest American institutions as an exotic derivatives quant. I am always interested to hear other opinions and what people use. Our current setup (if anyone is interested). * **Kondor+** as OMS (I am not particularly keen on the GUI and how the market data feed works: mapping can be cumbersome) * **ONESUMX** from Wolters Kluwer for IRRBB, ECL and liquidty (LCR, NSFR, ...). * **Refinitiv** for any market data we do not have in house to feed our OMS (you don't see the RICs used inside Kondor, which is annoying for quick data checks) as well as risk systems. * **Bloomberg** for FI and some equity (EMSX) as well as for sanity checks and quick pricing (OVME, OVML, SWPM and DLIB for exotics where we script payoffs in BLAN). * **360T** for FX, where we also white label for our clients. * Some in house pricing (mostly JAVA and Python, some R). * **SAP** for book keeping and accounting. * **TSQL** to store and access data across all platforms in front Office and risk.
Good day to buy-in if you haven’t already! Seems like ECL goes up from here (they posted earnings this morning).
Bill Gates bought a ton of $ECL above its current price. I’m going that route.
due to climate change, I have the following on my watch list: Carr - carrier aircon with huge exposure to Germany where majority of homes do not have air-cons. ECL - ecolabs, insecticides for hotels and commercial properties JCL - commercial hvac leader, on their technologies to help companies cut costs, and improve ventilation
ECL (I followed Bill Gates into this a couple months ago) APD (I followed Ackman into this and doubled my money)
What the fuck else can they do? Labor pool is drained, management has been spoiled by saturated market conditions for almost 20 years and doesn't know how to cope. I'm looking forward to bending them over my knee and spanking the coin out of their pockets. I'm betting on any companies laying off/furloughing employees to never recoup their labor, a self-perpetuating down cycle into bankruptcy. Unionized companies it depends on their ability to negotiate with the unions, retain quality workers, and how skilled/specialized the labor is. WMT or TGT can hire and fire, nobody gives a shit about their turnover; ROL or ECL takes about 2-4 years to train an employee back up to full productivity, that's 2-4 years of decreased revenue if their turnover increases; who knows how long it takes to train workers at CSX, UNP, DE, CAT, etc, high turnover may very well kill them.
Invest in $XYL, $ECL and/or some water utilities. Or in a water ETF like $PHO for a one stop investment.
I dont think this is specifically a water stock but I personally like Ecolab. ECL, not sure of its current price will hold as its had a good run this year but all in all seems like a strong company focusing heavy on sanitation standards.
buttPLUGbull says my posts aren't intelligent. Ok asshole, what about my DD on ECL? literally at 52 week highs and I've been talking about it since it was in the $160s
ECL, the stock none of you gave a shit about despite my DD, is looking to test a new 52 week high today
This is good for $ECL. He probably needs the crisis since his BYND investment is getting the shit kicked out of it by actual synthetic protein being lab made.
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/13ewahu/it_takes_tinfoil_to_make_tendies_part_1_ecl/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button $ECL just hit a 52 week high!
If you followed my DD instead of making fun of it, you would be green. $ECL
This is high quality content, thanks for sharing. Been following ECL for a while now, and just took the plunge.
Just bought more ECL and S
If you bought ECL at any point that I've been talking about it... You're green.
I had to do a double check to see if I was on WSB. Someone actually did a DD on ECL. It’s one of my favorite stocks and a dividend aristocrat. The only problem is, it’s hardly available for cheap other than when inflation was high. Complete steal for anything below 30 times earnings.
Good eye. I’m in. Nalco ECL FTW. Best regards.
Tell me more about this magic water that isn't raw water. All water found in nature is raw water. water table, lake, ocean, or river, it's all raw water. You seem to think water purifying is going to make you money. It's not. This is low hanging fruit. Getting water contaminates removed so that they are less than a few parts per billion will be cost intensive, but ultimately cheap compared to everything else in the project. Water testing isn't a high margin business. methods to purify water are are cost intensive on the front end. Once set up the maintenance is minimal. Farms use closed loop systems all the time. What the companies are doing isn't new. This is nothing but a cost center for tsmc and intel. Unfortunately for your analysis, the margins on water are razor thin. Water servicing will bring in some money, but, it's for a hand full of facilities. That is not a catalyst. Now if standards changed for say, potable water in every state in the US., sign me up. ECL will boom. That's not the case. Having spent time in Taiwan, their production problems have more to do with infrastructure than weather. They are an island nation with limited resources. they are in no way comparable to any U.S. State.
I skimmed but because this is pinned I will be investing 5-10% of my portfolio in ECL today.
Damn bruh just sold me some ECL Lets go Billy Boy take over the world and make me money!
I did the same with Google Bard: The due diligence you have provided on Ecolab Inc. ($ECL) is comprehensive and well-researched. You have identified several factors that could contribute to the company's growth in the future, including the increasing demand for semiconductor chips, the need for water conservation, and Bill Gates' investment in the company. Overall, I believe that the investment thesis you have presented is credible and has the potential to be profitable. However, there are a few things to keep in mind before making an investment decision. First, it is important to do your own research and analysis to confirm the information you have provided. You should also consider the company's financial performance and future prospects. Second, you should remember that there is no guarantee of investment success. Even if the investment thesis is sound, there is always the possibility that the stock price could decline. Finally, you should only invest money that you can afford to lose. Investing in stocks is a risky proposition, and you should not invest more than you can afford to lose. If you are considering investing in Ecolab Inc., I encourage you to do your own research and analysis before making a decision.
I asked slutty ChatGPT what it thought about your DD and to give it a logical rating of 1-10. This is what it said (GPT-4): >Credibility Analysis: > >The document relies heavily on speculation and lacks substantial evidence to fully back its claims. It assumes that Gates' farmland holdings and his stake in ECL are directly connected, which isn't substantiated. Moreover, the connection between farmland ownership and semiconductor water supply is not well explained. While it's true that semiconductors require pure water, the argument lacks specific details on how Gates would facilitate this transition from farmland to semiconductor manufacturing. > >In terms of financial analysis, the author provides some useful information about ECL's recent performance, though the focus on Gates' purchases rather than a more thorough analysis of the company's fundamentals is a limitation. > >Logical rating: 5/10 > >Investment Suggestion: > >While the underlying logic in some parts of the argument is flawed or overly speculative, the focus on water scarcity and treatment could be a viable long-term theme for investment. However, it would be better to conduct a more detailed analysis of ECL and other companies in the sector before making any investment decisions. > >The potential for water to become a more valued resource in the future due to climate change and population growth is indeed real. However, basing an investment thesis primarily on the actions of a single individual (in this case, Bill Gates) is risky and may not provide a comprehensive view of the industry's potential. > >In conclusion, while ECL might be a solid company to invest in, this should be determined through a thorough analysis of the company's fundamentals, competitive position, and the broader market trends, rather than relying primarily on speculative associations.
Nah, I think I'll just go with SCAT instead. In this shit economy. Though I guess, maybe ECL can help clean it up....
I didn't even read the TLDR, had me at A company called ECOLabs ($ECL) is going to go up. 🚀💰📈. I believe. I'm in.
Please make more daily dues because this was a great and funny read. Also, I am pretty bullish on Ecolabs now after reading in on this. I want to add that, sure Bill Gates wants to build a city featuring technology as the heart of it is cool and all, but I don't think that's something to look forward to, not because I can't see that happening. It's due to creating a city centered around a central idea is a huge risk. One big example is Detroit. I do believe that Ecolabs will jump substantially high (most likely not anytime soon) due to chips being a driving point in a most if not all of technology currently. "This won't make me rich!" is a bearish statement to me for a bullish company. I can see buying calls on ECL is a smart move, the problem is predicting when. At any point this year or next, they could finish their projects, but as you've said that is quite a substantial amount of water theyll need to move for chip production. I also don't believe Gates is investing into water for the returns. Im pretty sure he's trying to get his karma up so he doesn't go to hell when he dies judging by his attempts to better humankind since all billionaires go to hell according to society. Then again, " Some people say the media is just now paying attention to how many chemical spills and explosions happen, others say it's increasing in frequency. [Holy Shit](https://preventchemicaldisasters.org/chemical-facility-incidents/). Just like Bill Gates had an investment in [vaccines](https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/23/bill-gates-turns-10-billion-into-200-billion-worth-of-economic-benefit.html) pre-covid, he has an investment in water treatment pre-train wrecks. Can you believe this guys luck?! The chemical spills and media attention may (will) be the start of a campaign of water treatment policies and water infrastructure, which is actually well overdue. " maybe he retired from Microsoft to become a full fledged super villain, investing before he commits to sabotaging life so he has more money for more dastardly deeds.
Here is the list it gave me: Pearson plc (PSO): A British multinational publishing and education company that offers textbooks, assessments, and digital learning materials. ManpowerGroup Inc. (MAN): A global staffing and recruitment firm that connects job seekers with employers. Intuit Inc. (INTU): An American software company that offers accounting and financial management tools, such as QuickBooks and TurboTax. Progressive Corporation (PGR): An American insurance company that offers auto, home, and commercial insurance products. Chegg Inc. (CHGG): An American education technology company that offers digital learning materials, tutoring services, and other student services. K12 Inc. (LRN): An American education technology company that offers online K-12 education programs and curriculum materials. Acacia Research Corporation (ACTG): An American patent licensing and enforcement company that partners with patent owners to monetize their intellectual property. Ecolab Inc. (ECL): An American water, hygiene, and energy technologies company that offers cleaning and sanitation products and services.
Here's what it said: ​ >Ecolab Inc. (ECL): An American water, hygiene, and energy technologies company that offers cleaning and sanitation products and services.
$ECL has gone from buy to hold in the SLUT ETF
I'm working on another! $ECL. Uppies. Gonna see how far chatgpt can get me.