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To: E_K_S who wrote (9412)	7/12/2011 5:27:57 PM
From: chowder	Read Replies (1) of 34328

Re: WM ... I don't mind the downgrade as long as WM can maintain an 8% dividend growth rate. Let it slip down to 4% or 2% and I'll have to take a look elsewhere. There are too many 3% yielders with good dividend growth rates to worry about this one if the dividend growth rate drops. Although I'd like to have exposure to this sector, I won't do it if I can't get a decent dividend increase elsewhere. My entry price was higher. I'm in at $34.96, or I should say that's my cost per share, and I don't mind the $34 price target as long WM continues to raise that dividend in the 8% range. I'm looking forward to their earnings conference call. I want to hear what management has to say.

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