Why you should stop worrying and learn to love this exciting new business trend. The Working Families Party, with more than 100,000 votes on the slate for Hillary Clinton, claims victory. You're so old economy.
Privatization is here to stay.
Although Wall Street hasn't recognized it yet, this vibrant new sector is growing gangbusters. Even though several of the biggest welfare companies have so far had trouble turning a profit on benefits programs, we think these stocks are important to watch. According to the Reason Foundation, private ownership of landfills has more than doubled since 1984, while private prison beds have grown even more quickly, increasing fivefold since 1993. For one thing, it's a great way to track the growth of this poorly understood sector. Although we've set the list up as a tracking device, the City Limits Privatization Index is also a blueprint for a cutting-edge investing strategy.