FuelCell Energy, Inc. (FCEL)

The world isnt quite ready for a fuel cell grid, but oil will surely increase in price and the scramble for alternatives will intensify. I think fcel will stay flat for the nearterm, but long term it's prime to succeed if they brand themselves correctly and create the market that they play in. After all, there arent very many commercial and industrial fuel cell producers in the world.

Beat the street - improving opinion - new tech - application specific - should outperform - Long term buy/hold.

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Up/Down volume pattern suggest the stock is under heavy accumulation. The 50 day Moving Average is rising which is Bullish

FCEL recently received nearly $1.9 million from the Energy Department in order to develop a part designed to improve fuel cell cost and performance. The funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 will support the development of a microchannel high temperature recuperator for fuel cell systems.

Maybe we can go to Mars :)

You people are crazy and obviously don't understand the first thing about the mechanics of what it takes to produce power via fuel cell. Fuel cells are outrageously expensive to build, and I'm not talking solar cell expensive, I mean stratospheric expensive. Fuel cells ARE NOT like solar, where they have been having large investments and new technological developments, like thin-film solar. I mean, look at their income statement, they are selling huge set ups for less than cost. If I need 1.4 MW of power, its not going to be from a multi-million dollar fuel cell rig, I'll just spend less than $100,000 for a diesel or natural gas burning generator. Fuel cells might have some real world applications- on mars, where there aren't any fossil fuels (presumably), but there is water, that can be split into hydrogen and oxygen by solar cells and recombined later by fuel cells to generate power. I don't see us going to mars anytime soon though.

Need for clean energy and brent price increase will make fuel cells competitive. FCEL is leader in its market

Fuel Cell Energy makes alternative energy distributed power plants. They are on the fine edge between commercialization and bankrupcy, and are burning cash and not generating profit-making orders. But they also tend to cycle with the price of oil/nat. gas. Despite their dificult prospects of moving products in this weak spending environment, I anticipate that their stock price will bounce once oil and nat. gas come off their lows...throw on top of that the democratic government, and some BO bailout $$ supporting green initiatives, and this stock appears to have nowhere to go but up.

A government favorite, stands to do well with new renewable energy spending.

Poor value compared to industry.

Tacking the top ten rated stocks with the enviromentaly friendly tag

The bad news is out of the way and profit margins will improve. Clean energy is a buzz right now and anything having to do with it glistens in the media hype.

Going big on the development and future of fuel cell technology. These guys seem to have the advantage in market, look for a big bounce on future earnings.

strong sector

What a bunch of suckers.

energy prices will drive alternate energy and distributed energy systems. FCEL makes hydrogen based batteries for electricity generation on site.

With the energy crisis at hand, alternative fuel sources will be the future of the U.S. Cars, equipment, and other energy consumers will eventually depend on fuel sources other than overseas oil.

FCEL seems to be positioned well for the greening of america. Demand for their generation facilities is way up compared to last year. Technically, an nice base forming in the 9 area, should easily run to 10 and possibly test 13

I am bullish on FCEL due to continue strong market demand for alternative energy products/investments and also their continued exposure to international market (s. korea deals). Cosidering the credit market conditions, they are still doing well in US - getting a few new contracts to see plants. I have been with this stock since 2006 - and i think it still has got fuel in its engine to go above $14. I think between $15 and $17 by September.

Well below 52 week high. Located within an emerging market and growing as well, but most of all, it's earth week.

A great stock pick, as alternative energy is going to be, and is becoming, a hugely important sector as global warming shifts from a fringe concern to a mainstream concern and as more governments get onboard with reducing both environmental and security threats by turning away from traditional sources of energy.

Go FuelCell! This is really the only viable, safe, clean energy technology for high powered engines. It may take some time but hopefully this will be a major powerhouse someday.