Waste Management ended 13.20% below its 52-week high of $248.13 reached on 6 March, while trading volume of 2.5 million topped its 50-day average of 2.1 million.
With strong earnings and a positive outlook, why did Waste Management's stock tumble while the market and a key competitor surged?
Analysts see Waste Management as undervalued, so why have company insiders sold over $23 million in shares recently?
As 'forever chemical' rules tighten, can Waste Management's pivot to renewable energy and medical waste secure its future dominance?