Replies to post #39891 on FuelCell Energy Inc (FCEL)

[hopester]

NON-SENSE . They do research and in fact are shown as such on the E-Trade "Analysts rating" section along with several others with its ratings.

Their research covers stocks they favor as well as stocks they do not.
The point is they see fcel as a SELL and its backed up with factual information on the Lack of fundamentals, poor balance sheet, no intermediate prospects toward earnings, debt, etc.

This complete research is never shown by those who refuse to acknowledge the facts.

[Go Hawks13]

Earnings Concerns

At some level, every stock is valued on the basis of its fundamentals. Sure, growth stocks that can capture the imagination of investors can run for a while. However, unless those expectations are backed up with consistent growth, eventually a stock will fall toward its true value.

Such appears to be the case with FCEL stock. This company's balance sheet in particular has been a concern of late. FuelCell Energy has done a lot of good work to assuage these concerns. For example, the company has reduced its debt load from $135.8 million last year, to only $34.1 million as of April 2021.

However, the concern for investors is more broad than the company's short-term debt. Looking longer-term, FuelCell Energy will need to find a way to cover liabilities of more than $56.2 million that are due within a year. More than $110.5 million in liabilities are due after that. So, while FuelCell Energy currently has a cash hoard of $139.1 million, thanks in part to being publicly listed, this is a stock with a balance sheet investors may balk at.

That's because FuelCell Energy is losing money, and has seen revenue declines of late. These fundamentals don't point in the right direction for growth-oriented investors seeking positive cash flow any time soon.


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