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It might be small, but its my first ticket for the tendies train. GFL C 21-Jan22 @60. GFL going to end the year stongggggg!
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I’m buying the garbage/waste management companies (GFL, WM, RSG)
Ahh GFL with that. I’ve been eyeing the bear one and should have got down on it last week
MSFT NFLX UBER GFL Tons of great companies are trading at extremely fair levels
GFL Environmental (GFL) — Senior Analyst Breakdown $35.51 today, sitting near 52-week lows ($33.33 low vs $51.51 high). Down significantly from peak. Bull case: Recession-proof business — nobody stops making garbage. Municipal contracts provide locked-in recurring revenue, strong free cash flow, consolidator in a fragmented industry with pricing power. Bear case: Loaded up on acquisition debt, fuel cost exposure, recycling margins volatile when commodity prices drop. Trading near lows suggests market has concerns about leverage. Verdict: Classic defensive play that got overvalued and is now correcting. Watch the debt/EBITDA ratio closely. If they can deleverage while maintaining margins it becomes interesting again.
The dude who.bamkrupted 3 casinos is now fixing the odds on the global casino. GFL.
GFL. Just had a manager leave for them. WM’s offer for my manager was uncompetitive. GFL’s was too good to turn down. Put lightly; I work for an airline. GFL has enough cash rolling around that they’re paying more than mainline airlines for managers. Let that sink in for a few seconds.
My play in this sector is GFL. They spent years highly leveraged acquiring local sanitation routes and property all over the US and Canada (SECURE Waste Infrastructure most recently which is huge) and they seem to be scaling back acquisitions and focusing more on reducing their debt. Most recent earnings showed rising free cash flow, EBITDA margin expansion, shifting towards origination/less leverage and debt. The chart doesnt look great but we’re sitting right at long term support so we ll see if we can hold this $36-$37 level next week.
I have WCN in my portfolio and to be honest it is down 7% since I bought in. Worst performing stock in my portfolio and I am heavily concentrated in it. Waste collection is not cyclical but some parts of their revenue stream is such as renewable energy credits, construction and demolition, and E&P. The biggest loss from WM would be the recycling prices per tonne and construction and demolition waste as the economy isn’t the best. Oil has been spiking due to the Middle East war and that affects their fleet trucks and while the Trump administration isn’t helping either with renewable energy credits (OBB bill tax/credit cuts). With that said, E&P revenue stream would help during oil surges but WM is not heavily invested in E&P waste as much as WCN and they’re usually laggers in data. Competition is currently between the big 4 (WM, RSG, WCN, and GFL). They all compete and bid for contracts (except WCN, they’re specialized in rural/urban areas with less competition) which actually lowers pricing power and margins. They’re all aiming for mid single digits top end growth this year and thru the next few compared to double digit growth in the past. They’re basically going through revaluation this year by voluntarily lowering top line and to focus on bottom line (EPS). The main think for these companies is EPS and FCF growth. I haven’t done my research on WM, but for WCN, they’re projecting 6% revenue growth but double digit EPS and FCF growth for full FY of 2026. Personally, I picked WCN because of their specialization in urban and rural areas and their modest M&A such as their adaptation to E&P acquisitions in Western Canada as oil is booming. These reasons are why WCN has the highest margins. The only downside side is the Chiquita landfill closure and the cost for the next decade. Even though it’ll cost roughly $100m-$150m annually for this landfill, it only affects a small percentile of their FCF. If you are a long term investor and once that is over in the next decade, FCF will spike.
AMFN recently got approval to cancel like 54-56% of their outstanding shares, rumors it will happen Monday but haven’t seen a clear date yet. When that happens could be a massive catalyst so loading up there Also GFL has their earnings this week and while it doesn’t fit the pennystocks sub I’m big long on them going into the rest of this year with their upcoming merger/acquisition (hopefully mid Q2/late Q3 this year). Sitting at $40 feels diabolically low, have calls for after earnings, start of next year, and some shares loaded up as well.
GFL waste management for me. They have been acquiring smaller municipal environmental companies across the US for the last few years, and paid down a lot of debt in 2025. Revenue up 9.5% in 2025 Adjusted EBITDA up 12.8% Free cash flow up 23% Guidance looks in line with previous growth for 2026.
I own GFL and our CEO literally had his house shot at. I reduce some of my exposure after that event.
That sounds like GFL. They're a customer of ours and they're a bitch to deal with
GFL might come and pickup your DD since its trash
Checkout any gold Stocks. My favorite atm is GFL and AU. HYMC is also doing good, but it has ties to AMC so idk if this high will last? Mainly giving that disclaimer due to AMCs Meme Stock status. But nice job man!
Makers bout to clap this market, hard. GFL
". I know this may not be a huge amount" A lot of people post on here about "I know it's not a lot" - in my opinion even if you start with $100 in the market, it's $100 that you didn't have working for you yesterday. $8K is definitely a good place to start. "What stocks (or sectors) would you consider “safe” or reliable for someone with a long-term investment mindset? An appealing safer area to me is something like garbage (RSG, WCN, WM, GFL, etc) - a lot of regulatory barriers, highly necessary, isn't going to get disrupted anytime soon and has pricing power (and has certainly shown that over time.) But even something relatively safe like that can be expensively valued at times and while it's safe, it's not entirely recession proof (if a lot of businesses close in a recession or are shut down in something like 2020, that volume isn't there.) So to me that's an example of "relatively safe" - the kind of thing that consistently delivers over long periods, can raise prices with inflation and isn't going to get disrupted any time soon but isn't *so* safe that it's like watching paint dry. Someone could make a portfolio that puts a lot of emphasis on slower/quality growth and some emphasis on a carefully selected aggressive growth name or two so that you can feel you can have some participation in those growth themes if they keep continuing higher over time.
Because inflation is about to rip, market makers are consolidating as much into swaps, markets will crash and money will be removed from the hands of investors once they drop rates. GFL
bought GFL at $15 and am still holding to this day
GFL , it’s a waste management company.
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Aecon group potential buy out offer from GFL
Looking forward to some earnings after close: AEIS, CLMB, FTAI, GFL, KLAC, META, MSFT, MYRG, PTC, SFM Also strong numbers from $TT this morning * Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $2.45 beats by $0.25. * Revenue of $4.69B (+11.7% Y/Y) beats by $230M. * Strong enterprise bookings of $5.3 billion with a book-to-bill of 113 percent. * Enterprise backlog of $7.3 billion, up approximately $500 million
Midwest, lets ride! GFL west coast.
GFL , there still needs garbage to be disposed of
Dude, yes the market is fucked for the next 6 months. It will go down another 10%. Maybe more? Buy stock that is not influenced by tariffs like WM, or GFL.
GFL, garbage is the future. It produces natural gas…and is the next gold mine. We will mine landfills, for the precious metals we threw away
GFL Trash stock (literally) with earnings Monday after close followed by investor event Tuesday.
And here’s your contrarian indicator to avoid $GFL “This Garbage Stock Isn’t Garbage. Why It’s Time to Buy GFL Now” —Barron’s https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-gfl-environmental-stock-price-pick-c6734e38?st=Z3Yj2k
Yeah, I work at a large waste firm in the US and the waste industry outperforms the market all day long, because its revenue is driven by consumption and their rate increases far outpace inflation. Then you add a mid size company into the mix that has far more run way and way less limitations on M&A activity and you got yourself a winner. The price dropped after they announced the sell off of their environmental services division, but I honestly think that was good news. 1. Focus on your core business and acquire municipal waste companies, it’s what you’re good at and it’s what drives the top line 2. Now you’re significantly liquid allowing you to pay down higher interest debt and put your foot down on municipal waste m&a 3. They have the ability to buy back in 5 years. If this total waste services model becomes the standard (which I don’t think it will) then they’re right back in the game when they want to be. I like GFL, it’s the least sexy of my 6, but it’s a good horse. Not advice, just my opinion.
I only know GFL and in my city, they are everywhere. It's going to rival with WCN IMO.
RKLB and LUNR are up nearly 100% since I got in. GFL and HYSF have been sideways more or less, and I just made those AI picks at the bottom of the deepseek news, so no news to report there.
GFL is another waste hauler stock. Price already retested all time highs. Consolidation now before it breaks out.
Why AMAZING? A little better than VOO, but WM hasn't significantly outperformed an s&p 500 fund. Though GFL better than WM in terms of stock price growth. Dividend is paltry though. Why wouldn't you have gone with something like CAT which has had even better growth and much better dividend?
I hate dealing with GFL with a passion. Every interaction I’ve had with that company has left a sour taste in my mouth so I refuse to touch their stock.
All the garbage stocks are amazing. . . Progressive, GFL too
News is reporting two shootings at the residences of two GFL executives. Lol, waste management.
GFL, we will mine waste management sites in the future
Doubtful. 90% odds for GFL
From MS? Skype, which is now needless bloat defaulting in the OS. And while Teams didn't originate from Skype, they push one in the same, and they definitely have unneeded integration bloat in office products like outlook, including "disabling slow addons" IE, the integrations I'm actually using, so they can make room to stuff in addons for teams I don't need. Outside MS? GFL. Came right in, bought up every competing trash service in town, then doubled everyone's rates while service suffered so bad it made news station headlines. Should have been a fish in the barrel case for anti-competitive merger. Crickets from our attorney general, who would rather focus on shutting down head shops in a state that legalized weed.
Love that half this sub is going long Tesla with the logic that "if all the other rats are jumping out of the sinking ship, it just means it's full of cheese!" Institutional money is pulling out aside from Cathie. GFL
They also halted Cybertruck deliveries. GFL bulls
I like garbage stocks like WM and GFL they have endless versatility!
In no particular order... Cost, FICO, Moody's, SMP global, chipotle, AJG, vistra, constellation software, constellation energy, equitable bank, ACN, GFL / WM, Amazon, google, apple, Microsoft, topicus, tfi international, Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, train technologies, Equifax, nu bank, Lululemon, ASML, Cintas, Roper technologies, Brookfield corp/asset management, American tower, home depot, Vanguard, Intuit, Autodesk, crowd strike, paloalto, CN Rail, CP rail, brk-b, and Goldman sacks / Charles Schwab.
Longs on LDOS, MOD, GFL.TO and BRC All of which I opened recently and am only up a bit. I'd be happy to be talked into selling any of them if they are garboo In terms of plays this week I just wish I had the stones to go short NVDA in a real money account.
GFL, garbage is the future. The next mine of plastic and discarded metals
I agree, although growth algorithm for waste will be lower over time as industry continues to consolidate and pricing pressure due to competition from other large peers like RSG/WCN/GFL/casella, and lower returns. Nothing wrong with a capital returns story since the business generates so much free cash but I do wonder sometimes if it’s worth the opportunity cost of greater upside in other names
American output in shale oil climbed pretty dramatically in 2023. I think there is a possibility of OPEC wars on shale like we saw in 2014. It doesn't make me that bullish on oil in the near future. Anyways, I initiated a position in CFLT yesterday after CRM AND SNOW earnings. Bought some CP rail and cad bonds after selling more of my cad index yesterday. Bought some GFL today. I think I'm going to be late in adding to my US bank holdings. KRE looks tempting to buy but I don't want to chase and feels like I'm gonna watch it get away from me.
GFL, land fills are the next mineral mines of the future. It's a long play
GFL looks like a good hold as well. Lots of growth in the Midwest currently.
This is not uncommon! You need to know and understand the rules of the game. Maybe be a little mor attentive next time? Or ? GFL!
GFL garbage is the new gold of the 22 century
Waste management income scales well a with growing population trend, and people will put up with small inflationary increases yearly, if nothing else * $WM is the resilient big gorilla * $GFL if want more newer and more nimble, and dramatic year-to-date momentum
GFL, garbage is the future! Future mining for renewables, production of natural gas, and sanitation!
5th chart. Unless we open above 228ish potential to downside to 161. GFL https://www.reddit.com/r/TradingToCompound/comments/119z7mc/tsla/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Depending on what yield, risk, and your current portfolio. One I didn’t see mentioned was SQM. This or ALB could be great if EVs truly end up being as big as people think. I also hold a small amount of GFL because I feel like I missed the Waste Management run up and I hope this could do the same.
Do some research on GFL Environmental ($GFL) message me if you develop a theory.
I held on to Waste Management for 11 years. Just sold a few months ago. I bought into GFL, I expect to hold for another 10 years. I anticipate we will mine landfills in the future.
GFL, waste management is the future
I’d argue both housing and employment. People are stuck where they are. If you need someone in X city, GFL. Unfortunately, 1/3-1/2 of employees will still need to be in specific cities for one reason or another.
I’ve been investing into my Roth for a couple years and wanted to know if I should be allocating money into different indexes, or at least different proportions. Currently I am… 35% VOO, 20% SCHD, 20% AVUV, 20% AVES, 5% GFL.
They bought a lot of Waste Management routes. Then raised the rates. WM balance sheet looks great due to these sales, but GFL is now in debt, but good debt
You forgot to use your 20% off coupon. Just bring your receipt and coupon back to the store and they should adjust it. GFL
Lol with what profits? These companies are reeling from a supply glut, and you wanna unionize now? What are they gonna negotiate, better employee discounts on the grass they’re selling? GFL
Can I get a quick criticism of my savings holdings? I am 27, maxing out my retirement. 35% VOO, 20% AVUV, 15% AVES, 15% SCHD, 10% KMI, 5% GFL
Holy cannolis! Ppl still on GME? Last price I saw was like 170, 35 now? GFL
GFL bought out 2 companies in our area in the last 6 months. I used to work for Waste Management and that company is run so poorly
GFL, everyone makes waste, and waste management will be the new gold mine of the future
Gets spooked in the stock market. Thinks they can handle real estate. GFL
GFL is a trash company, pun intended. We have to use them for private hauling for our rental properties and they operate like the mob. Skipped pickups, impossible to cancel account, non existent customer service. Fuck that company.
GFL can go fuck itself. They breached their own contract with my company to abruptly cancel service without notice, and then charged us for removing the containers. They gave us the wrong kind of container (front load), for which their trucks would not fit in the alley. Instead of owning up to the mistake or giving us the correct container, they just canceled our service and left us without dumpsters, incurring a $650 expense for short term rental from WM. Maybe the local management is a fluke, but if that kind of poor communication and mismanagement are tolerated, they will not continue to do well.
Can second this. GFL has been an anchor of my portfolio since I started investing a year ago, great company and growing fast
What’s your take on GFL? They’re an upcoming waste service and they’ve been popping up all over my state. Lots are replacing Waste Management receptacles.
WM and WCN is good, but for anyone who wanted trash company with more growth potential, look at GFL.
Democrats will lose the house, the senate, and the presidency with the disgracefully shitty job they've done. GFL
Sold $MDB and $S for break even. Added to $GFL and initiated a small position in $SHOP. Still holding onto my cash- if this is a bear market can go on for another 6 months.
The good ol' classic pump the rumor, sell the nuke Dem monkeys dont know whats gonna hit em 💀 And if you are taking the risk, GFL
Not sure if 6 rate hikes would do the trick even. The reality is that inflation is currently a fully loaded train at full speed heading for a station and the fed is trying to apply the hand operated breaks to stop it. GFL. No way it’ll work. So much liquidity in the system, so little productive assets to chase.