The days of using coal and oil to produce energy are almost gone. Today it’s all about affordable, ultra-clean, renewable energy that’s environmentally friendly and safe. And the company we’ve discovered seems to have it all going on when it comes to clean energy.
Already the biggest publicly traded fuel-cell manufacturer in the U.S., this company operates over 50 plants worldwide. It operates the world’s largest fuel-cell park in South Korea and the largest fuel-cell park in North America. It’s in a joint venture with Toyota for another facility in California and the company has recently reported a contract backlog of just under $800 million!
No wonder we’re so bullish on the stock! We see it as a bargain at around $1 a share (it trades on the NASDAQ).
Get the full story on this stock and why we believe it will be the next big tech winner in a special investor research report we've just released called, The $1.09 Fuel-Cell Stock Investors Are Flocking to Now. It’s yours with our compliments when you opt in for our FREE tech investing e-letter, Profit Confidential.
Every investor has a story about the big one that got away. Consider Amazon.com. It was both a “top dog” and a first mover in e-commerce. If you had invested just $10,000 in the online retailer back in 1997, your stake would be worth more than $4 million today. Amazon is hardly an exception. The list of the stock market’s greatest all-time winners is filled with pioneering companies:
Amgen…eBay…Oracle…Google…Netflix…Apple…Qualcomm…Facebook…and more. These innovative firms all made fortunes for their early investors. Finding the next great tech company is our main goal at Profit Confidential. Since 1986, our firm has been dedicated to helping investors earn superior returns through unbiased financial research. We strive to deliver to our readers analyses of current tech trends, events, and investment opportunities in this daily bulletin. Combined, we have more than 100 years of experience in analyzing various investment markets. Our analysts include MBAs, BAs, B.Comms, P. Engs, MAs, and LLBs. Get our opinions and forecasts coming to you daily when you opt in for Profit Confidential now!
George Leong is a senior analyst at Lombardi Publishing Corporation. He has been involved in analyzing the stock market for three decades, employing both fundamental and technical analysis. His overall market timing and trading knowledge are extensive in the areas of small-cap research and options trading.
George is the editor of several of Lombardi’s popular financial newsletters, including Red-Hot Small-Caps, Lombardi’s Special Situations, Obscene Profits, Pennies to Millions, and 100% Letter.
In the past, George has written technical and fundamental columns for numerous stock market news web sites, and he is the author of two books, Quick Wealth Options Strategy and Mastering 7 Proven Options Strategies. Prior to starting with Lombardi, George was employed as a financial analyst with Globe Information Services.
Stephen Karmazyn is an analyst at Profit Confidential, where he focuses on reporting breaking news in the technology and emerging industries.
Stephen has written on tech for a variety of publications, including The Financial Post, The Globe and Mail, and The Ottawa Business Journal. He served as the web editor for Techopia, a tech-centered newsblog focused on emerging start-up companies.
John Whitefoot is an analyst at Lombardi Publishing Corporation, specializing in low-priced investment opportunities.
John has been a financial writer since the late 1990s and has written on everything from penny stocks, to blue-chip stocks, to the broader issues that affect the stock market.
John has profiled more than 1,000 low-priced stocks, researching and covering numerous sectors including health care, media, manufacturing, IT, education, hospitality, natural resources and retail industry.
John is primarily a fundamental analyst. His focus is on “off-the-radar” situations with big upside potential for the individual investor.
Privacy Policy & Terms of Use | Contact Us
Copyright © 2023, Lombardi Publishing Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be used or reproduced in any manner or means, including print, electronic, mechanical, or by any information storage and retrieval system whatsoever, without written permission from the copyright holder.