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05/13/11 6:01 PM

#289 RE: SuperSquirrel #288

Covanta Holding hits one-month high May 12, 2011

Global Round Up - Bonds
May 12, 2011
BONDS

Covanta Holding (CVA.GA.N) traded at its 22-day high of US$100.0. The bond price rose 75.0c (or 0.76%) to close at US$100.0.

ISSUE DETAILS

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Uptrend

Price Trend: the price rose 0.88% in the last month.

Breakout: the bond traded at a one-month high of US$100.0 today.

Support: the support price is hovering at the US$91.0 level. In the last month the lowest price was US$91.0 on Mar 22.

KEY STATISTICS

CREDIT RATING SUMMARY

DEBT AND COVERAGE RATIOS

Debt/Assets: the debt to assets ratio is 0.3

Debt/Equity: the debt to equity ratio is 1.4

EBIT/Interest: the ebit to interest ratio is 2.3

Cashflow/Total Debt: the cashflow to total debt ratio is 0.01

INVESTOR RETURNS

Trailing one week: the bond was untraded three times (60% of the time) and rose twice (40% of the time).

Trailing one month: the bond was untraded twelve times (55% of the time), fell five times (23% of the time) and rose five times (23% of the time). The value of US$1,000 invested a month ago is US$1,009, for a capital gain of US$9(or rise of 0.9%).

The present value of US$1000 invested at a previous date is shown below:

DESCRIPTION

Covanta Holding Corporation (Covanta) is a developer, owner and operator of infrastructure for the conversion of waste to energy (energy-from-waste), as well as other waste disposal and renewable energy production businesses in the Americas, Europe and Asia. The Company conducts all of its operations through subsidiaries, which are engaged in the businesses of waste and energy services. Covanta also engages in the independent power production business outside the Americas. It has investments in subsidiaries engaged in insurance operations in California primarily in property and casualty insurance. On December 22, 2008, the Company acquired Indeck Maine, LLC from co-owners Ridgewood Maine, L.L.C. and Indeck Energy Services, Inc. On June 2, 2008, Covanta acquired an energy-from-waste facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma from The CIT Group/Equipment Financing, Inc.

http://www.waste-management-world.com/index/from-the-wires/wire-news-display/1417087139.html

quarterdeck1

05/13/11 9:59 PM

#290 RE: SuperSquirrel #288

thanks for the breakdown of the two public companies. Im only interested in public companies at this time and by looking at your breakdown GEYI has been around longer while JBII appears to be the money maker

GEYI has been 4 cents for years while JBII is growing by leaps and bounds

SuperSquirrel

05/14/11 10:54 AM

#293 RE: SuperSquirrel #288

Myself, I see value in a GEYI Alphakat KDV system that is production ready and was selected and paid for by the largest waste to energy company in the US for extensive year long testing. The GEYI stock should respond if Covanta ends up giving the greenlight to 600 Alphacat KDV 500 systems and we should learn the results anytime now.