NYSE:XYL

Xylem Inc. (XYL)

109.94
-0.24 (0.22%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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TOP PICK
Clean water is mega-trend around the world, an issue Canada takes for granted. But around the world, governments need to upgrade water infrastructure, which Xylem does. (Analysts’ price target is $79.59)
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 11/18, Up 20%) A water treatment company that test, transports and treats water. They are seeing growth in existing and emerging markets. They acquired a metering company a couple of years ago that can add to their reoccurring revenues. Clean water is a scarce resource and there are not many publicly traded companies in the space. A good buy here.
TOP PICK
One of the few pure water plays, testing water in North America and emerging markets. The latter are building their water infrastructure. In North America, they repair and upgrades which are rising. Also, they bought a smart-metering company that utilities can use to improve efficiency. Now is an attractive entry point with secular growth. (Analysts’ price target is $81.67)
BUY
Water infrastructure company. Has done pretty well, small dividend at 1.15%, definitively more on the growth side. Aging water infrastructures. Water is such a crucial issue. Thinks its positioned to do really well. Wouldn't have any problem buying it at this price. (Analysts’ price target is $80.71)
BUY ON WEAKNESS
She has owned this for a number of years. It treats, tests and transports water for many utilities. They have 20% of their business in emerging markets. Water is a scarce resource and she sees this a good long term hold. She might not chase it here and would buy on a pullback.
BUY
Likes it and continues to hold it, given a strong long-term outlook. Customers are utilities, commercial industries and industrial companies. Water infrastructure is still being built up with aging systems in parts of the world needing updating. XYL is well-managed. They bought a company in the metering side.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
She'd wait for a pullback. Likes their longterm fundamentals. They have 20% in emerging markets where they are building water infrastructure. They're enjoying good growth in American cities. They made a few acquisitions in water metering to track water spillage, which is a big issue in this business.
PARTIAL SELL

It's working itself into a top. He needs to see this rise above the mid -$70s. A hold or sell.

BUY
Pure play on water. They transport and treat and test water. As a scarce resource this is a good long term play. They tend to operate locally. At this level after the pullback they are adding to clients' portfolios. Good entry point.
TOP PICK
A pure water player--transpor and treat water, a scare commodity. It's pulled back to a good entry point now. Good growth in the U.S. where they refurbish their water infrastructure Emerging markets are 20% of their revenues where they are still building their infrastructure, so that's another plus. (Analysts’ price target is $78.47)
BUY ON WEAKNESS
It got ahead of itself above $80 so she wasn't surprised it pulled back. You can buy it on weakness. She likes the water sector and this is a pure-water play. 20% of revenues are in emerging markets which are still building water infrastructure. XYL has local operations there and growing demand in the U.S. She likes this long-term, because water is a scare resource.
BUY ON WEAKNESS

The company focuses on water transportation, trust, and treatment. Utilities are having to refresh their water-related infrastructure and emerging markets are just building it. This has driven up the price of Xylem. They are also developing metering products, measurements to help utilities minimize water loss in their systems. She would not buy at the current price. She expects a pullback. The company has made presentations at conferences and its price will probably drop back to $72 or $75.

HOLD

This water technology company is involved with pumps and valves, which is directly impacted with tariffs from the US. He likes the company and thinks it will benefit in helping with solving global warming water issues. He believes this space is getting close to the end of its cycle, so he is watching the technicals very closely.

COMMENT

It's moved straight up in the past 18 months from $50-80 and now it's in the mid-60s. So there's little safety net on the downside. There is some support in the low-60s. Be careful. It may or may not hold at current levels.

STRONG BUY

This water treatment company has had a good correction and now looks like a good buy. This is a quality stock and he has been waiting to buy it – he just wants to understand why there has been a pullback. A quality company and a great long term hold. It is an international play and many silos of business. The 200 month moving average is around $50 and should act as good support.

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