FCEL - Back on a trending signal.

CPST - Busting higher.

I’ve been extremely lazy about posting here and during that time solar stocks have absolutely smashed.
HOKU, CSIQ, ESLR, FSLR, TSL, JASO, SPWR, and more. They have all crushed. Buy em on pullbacks.

I’m in ZOLT and thats giving buy signals now on my scans.

NRG

PNR

PUW - Clean energy ETF

HOKU - Talked about it before. It popped big this week, looks like there might be more coming.

BCON is at the top of my list tomorrow. Stock looks like its poised to break higher. I just got an email from JS3G that they had 3 insiders buying today into the news they just put out. Beacon Power was selected as one of 16 finalists out of 143 by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) that the Company can submit a full application for a DOE program that would provide loan guarantees to commercial lenders for up to 80% of the project debt needed to finance the construction of its first 20-megawatt flywheel frequency regulation plant.

CIG - Companhia Energetica de Minas Gerais is a brazilian Utility company. They have a windfarm, thermoelectric plants, and most of their energy comes from their Hydroelectric plants.

I should start off by talking about how good Brazil looks right now as an investment. The EWZ or Brazil ETF was up huge yesterday over 7.25% in one day. It looks like the emerging markets trade is back on after the Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Now CIG looks like a great investment here from a technical perspective, but at the same time the fundamentals are good. CIG pays an 11% dividend and the dividend is growing. Its relatively cheap with a PE of about 12.

The following stock chart shows how this stock follows the Brazil ETF EWZ.

UTH is the utilities sector ETF. It contains several utility companies that are in our watchlist. The UTH is breaking a near term trendline and technicals have turned up.

Utilities companies world-wide expect wind and nuclear power to provide an increasing share of their market’s energy consumption in the next five years. Last year, only 17% and 19% were looking toward these two fuel sources. By 2007, in the space of just 12 months, they were being mentioned by 48% and 45% of respondents. Climate change appears to have cemented its place in utility company strategies.

Source: PWC