The AES Corp (AES)
A global power holding company which through its subsidiaries, operate a portfolio of electricity generation and distribution businesses and investments on five continents and in 27 countries.
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AES is being sued in Delaware for illegalling dumping flyash in the Dominican Rebublic which caused numerous deaths and birth defects.Their proposed LNG project in MD and PA is running into fierce citizen opposition because of its dangerous environmental impacts. This one will be in the courts for a long time.
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Strong global growth strategy. Received investment from China.
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I really like this one - well-position in the developing markets with affordable power solutions as well as select wealthy markets with a sustainable product offering. Moreover, 2/3 of their revenues are outside of the US so a good hedge against the US dollar. Management is strong and the company retains a sense of entrepreneurialism simply not found in the power sector at large companies.
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Article in 10/26/09 Washington Post: AES taps into China's rush to wind power.
This compnay is in the right business at the right time and has recently begun to get their accounting problems under control
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energy giant, international exposure, some green, insiders such as evp, president and directors buying it up, which I love, possibility of added capital with CIC rumors swirling. no dividend and eps and income down past year over year but strong revenue and eps growth rate over last 3 years. come on board of directors, give me a dividend! not going to happen in the near future but i still like this stock
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China may take a stake. Also, power companies face little competition, because it is not economical to have more than one utility in the same area.
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It's in the numbers.
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Read somewhere that they will be issuing a special Div.
Can't confirm this on Yahoo or Goog.
Theres still time before this happens so if anyone knows please let me know.
This stock looks like a good emerging markets play.
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Undervalued with P/S and PEG ratios both under 1.
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Stock Scouter Pick
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Power generator, at low cost to value
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I have owned AES before and made good money. It is a $20.00 stock.
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Power needs will surge, and going alternative energy will eventually become profitable.
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A well diversified company in the power industry. With a solid balance sheet figures. excellent cash flow to earnings ratio. Once the economy picks up demand for power is going to surge again. They also have good proportion invested in renewable energy, established in the wind power. A favorite with the current US govt new policies.
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Solid fundamentals and room for growth.
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I really wish I had bought in around $6, but oh well. Planning to move my assets from financials to energy and/or tech, and this has definitely caught my eye recently.
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has most of their production sold through long term contracts.
They have refi $1.5 billion in debt extending the term and eliminating short term credif facilities.
Most of their projects are funded and most are non recourse.
Solid cashflow and just announced over $1 of expected earnings for 2009.
With the debt issue resolved and a solid management IF the economy stablizes I see no reason why AES could not return to the $18 range or almost 80% higher than today.
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AES under value. will benefit from Obama stimuls. also currently investing on wind power and other resources.
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Quality energy provider with Wind power
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Generally speaking, utilities are over-valued on a relative basis versus the broader equity universe. This is a rotation play as investors seek higher returns in relatively undervalued equities with a potentially superior risk return profile. Although debate may reign with regards to the efficiency of markets, it seems reasonable that investors as a whole will seek to put capital allocated for equities into those segments with lower intrinsic values. Utilities have been a "safe" harbor during the recent economic storm, but soon investors may leave the safe harbor for other destinations.

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