FuelCell Energy, Inc. (FCEL)

Overvalued

$14

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.

Fuel cell-based power plants are a quiet, clean, and reliable way to supply 24/7 distributed power. These characteristics are highly desirable for hospitals, hotels, grid support, and mission-critical applications.

The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund advisory committee has selected six energy projects incorporating 68 megawatts of the firm's products out of a total of 98.6 megawatts in project bids submitted along with its partners.

Posco Power has signed an agreement with FuelCell Energy and announced plans to invest $70 million in its fuel cell business that includes building a manufacturing facility with a capacity of 50 megawatts by 2008 and 100 megawatts by 2010.

Last year they added Mr. Bruce Ludemann to their management staff - an excellent decision.

daily chart pattern has a bullish downard wedge formation; the daily MACD and price have a bullish convergence; weekly pattern has a bullish ultimate oscillator and price convergence; with a Democratic congress calling for reducing tax breaks for oil companies in favor of alternative energy, then should see a breakout in stock price

Tacking the top ten rated stocks with the enviromentaly friendly tag

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.

The USA Congress do the rest

because I want this stuff to work, and have been tired of chasing ballard and uqm. beat down and looking for some measured lift.

I really like where FuelCell is going with their company vision. They may not be heavy in the green right now, but they're establish strong foundations while building new expansions.

They just inked a deal to provide 1 MW of renewable energy for a wastewater treatment plant. Saving our environment may not be profit-friendly, but when legal mandates start forcing companies to spend a little green to become a little greener, FCEL will already be far ahead of that curve.

gotta go alt energy eventually

Two to three year holding

Solar Power may not superceed oil in the next year or so, but FCEL's energy-efficient power stations are a handy stepping stone from dirty oil / coal to a greener alternative.

This looks like the kind of practical applicaiton that governments will opt for in the medium term in order to reach their various emmisions targets.

I have been a long time follower of FCEL so I have seen its ups and downs. I am convinced that this stock is now ready to establish itself. It is not dependent on hydrogen infrastucture and could be a future star performer on waste plants installations alone. Fuel cells have low or no emissions and this is KEY, more important even, than cost competitivity with oil. Combine a greener pesidency and congress in 2009 with improved efficiencies, costs, and furure global rise in oil consumpion, and I think you have an umbeatable winner. FCEL is uniquely able to make use of alternative fuel sources to creat energy also. If they break through with a company such as SSL and utilize coal converted fuels to produce emission free electricity they will become a huge huge player in the future global energy scene.

CUTTING EDGE POWER GENERATION FOR OFF GRID/WITH GRID APPLICATIONS. SHIPPING PRODUCTS WORLDWIDE AND FEDERAL CONTRACTS....FUEL CELLS

finally getting costs down and products to a maturing market.

Technology must be a major barrier, there are simply no earnings

Wake me up if/when it's profitable.

:: rolls over and goes to sleep ::