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[jameslabrie]

bei hohen umsaetzen an der nasdaq ist der kurs noch oben ausgebrochen,wobei keine genauen gruende auszumachen sind.weiss jemand mehr?

[jameslabrie]

heute wichtigen widerstand bei 11dollar genommen und nun ist der weg frei.die aktie kommt von 15e 1994....wann ziehen endlich die umsaetze in deutschland an?

[jameslabrie]

komisch,immer noch kaum interesse in deutschland,obwohl charttechnisch sehr interessant.vielleicht steigt es wenn die aktie bei 15dollar liegt!

[jameslabrie]

nach den rasanten kursgewinnen behauptet sich das papier heute.ich halte weiter an dem kursziel von 15e auf sicht von 3monaten fest.bei 1 presidentenwechsel zu den demokraten werden umwelttechnologieaktien 1 erneuten schub erhalten

[jameslabrie]

weiterhin wenig umsatz an deutschen boersen,waehrend in usa das papier rege gehandelt wird.der chart sieht weiterhin sehr gut aus!will denn niemand dabei sein oder erst bei 13e?

[Kurumba]

eigentlich schon ziemlich teuer - die haben 100 leute und ein kgv von 40, bin vor jahren für 3.80 eingestiegen und freue mich, dass jetzt endlich schwung in den wert kommt

[jameslabrie]

vielleicht auf bisherige gewinnschaetzung teuer,aber wir handeln die zukunft.ich denke da deckt sich jemand zur uebernahme ein(hoher umsatz bei steigenden kursen)

[jameslabrie]

...da deckt sich jemand massiv ein!uebernahme?neues ziehl 15dollar

[Kurumba]

aber wer - mek?

[jameslabrie]

guten morgen deutsche anleger-immer noch nicht kaufen?

[jameslabrie]

...stabilisiert sich an der nasdaq,was 1 gutes zeichen ist.nach den rasanten anstieg der letzten tage nur gesund.

[jameslabrie]

wie ich gesagt habe-1.ziel 12dollar erreicht.die umsaetze ziehen in deutschland auch langsam an.ich halte am kursziel von 14-15euro fest

[jameslabrie]

totale kursexplosion heute auf 13,5dollar,deutschland 13,25e.hohe umsaetze an der nasdaq.und nur wenige sind dabei....

[jameslabrie]

sind die zittrigen haende erst raus,sehen wir bald die 15 dollar.

[peter1869]

Hi jameslabrie,

wie siehst du den Kursverlauf von Fuel Tech bis Ende des Jahres ?

[jameslabrie]

ende de jahres duerfte sich der kurs bei 16-18 dollar einpendeln.charttechnisch ist der weg dorthi frei.habe das papier seit 1994(kam damals von 28dm!l.g.tom

[jameslabrie]

stabiler aufwaertstrend bei 12,5dollar.interesse in deutschland immer noch maessig,was sich bald bei weiteren steigenden notierungen aendern wird.denke,dass bald 1 ordentliche dividende gezahlt wird.

[jameslabrie]

wieder spielend die 13dollar genommen-jeder kursrueckgang zieht neue kaeufer an,allerdings nur in amerika.denke germany steigt erst bei 14euro ein

[jameslabrie]

13,3us-schaut euch mal den spread zu deutschland an.guten morgen!

[jameslabrie]

haben gestern auf 13,5dollar geschlossen am htageshoechststand.werden heute die 14 dollar nehmen und bei ca 14,2 dollar schliessen

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.889.904 von jameslabrie am 21.03.06 15:10:36

wie versprochen,aber noch hoeher bei 14,83 geschlossennahezu am tageshoch-nehme kurszielaenderung nach oben vor auf 19dollar

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.947.005 von jameslabrie am 25.03.06 14:08:43

15,9dollar bei hohen umsaetzen!weiss jemand was genaues zu dieser kursexplosion?charttechnisch der volle hammer...weiss nicht wo kursziel mehr zu nsetzen

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.965.950 von jameslabrie am 27.03.06 21:07:10

ohne probleme die 16dollar gerissen bei hohen umsaetzen.gehe davon aus,dass sich jemand zur uebernahme eindeckt.leider sind keine news erhaeltlich oder doch?

[jameslabrie]

spread zu deutschland(13,4-nasdaq16,4dollar)will denn keiner risikolos 1 arbitragegeschaeft machen?wo bleiben die deutschen anleger?

[peter1869]

Hallo jameslabrie,

möchte wissen, warum der Kurs täglich steigt, man liest
und hört einfach keine Neuigkeiten von Fuel tech !

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.981.634 von peter1869 am 28.03.06 20:49:13

die zahlen waren sehr gut,aber dennoch verwundert der starke kursanstieg.du hast recht,keine news verfuegbar!ich denke,dass 1 uebernahme bevorsteht...

[jameslabrie]

immer noch keine korrektur-aktuell 16,75 dollar!nehmen wir heute die 17?

[jameslabrie]

konsolidierung um neue hochs zu erklimmen-kursziel 18-19 dollar bis jahresende.wer uebernimmt wohl fueltech-bin von 1 uebernahme voll ueberzeugt!

[jameslabrie]

gehe davon aus,dass fueltech bald 1 ordentliche dividende zahlen wird.der aufwaertstrend ist klar intakt,auch wenn auf diesem niveau der oder andere gewinne mitgenommen hat.halte am kursziel von 18-19 dollar bis jahresende fest

[jameslabrie]

nach etwas schwaecheren tagen heute auf naehe tageshoch geschlossen(16,97).das aalte hoch bei 16,4 hinter sich gelassen.morgen werden die kurse in euro explodieren.spread zu nasdaq viel zu hoch.

[jameslabrie]

an der nasdaq bei 17,15 dollar geschlossen-fueltech-die neue solarworld?!

[jameslabrie]

wir naehern uns meinem jahresendziel schon jetzt von 18dollar-aktuell 17,8.die hausse naehrt die hausse in diesem papier auf dem ich 12jahre!nur verluste hatte-die aktie das langfristinvestment...werde hier mit stopploss arbeiten(15dollar).bin weiterhin von 1 uebernahme ueberzeugt!weiss jemand mehr?dankeim vorraus
l.g.tom

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.150.289 von jameslabrie am 10.04.06 19:55:37

FUEL Tech war mal in den 9ziger Jahren die große Empfehlung von Dominic&Dominic, Clean Diesel CDTI hat damals auch mit dazu gehört.
Jetzt nach über 15 Jahren scheint sich das umzusetzen was man damals
in viel kürzerer Zeit erwartet hatte. Manchmal braucht man schon einen langen Atem bis sich so etwas rechnet und so mancher erlebt es vielleicht auch gar nicht mehr?!?

[jameslabrie]

heute wurden einige stopp-loss-order ausgefuehrt und der kurs brach um 10%ein-aufwaertstrend noch intakt,allerdings muessen die 15dollar halten...

[jameslabrie]

erholt sich langsam wieder und schliesst bei 15,9dollar.die korrekturphase scheint beended und neue kaeufer gehen an bordcharttechnisch alles im lot.werden morgen wieder richtung 17laufen..

[Fischer-Mobil]

tja, manchmal läuft es doch nicht so wie man es sich so denkt!!Aber jetzt habe ich schon so lange gewartet, vielleicht klappt es doch noch mit Fuel Tech?

[Fischer-Mobil]

Fuel Tech bricht aus nach unten !!! Wieso denn das schon wieder????:look:

[jameslabrie]

deutliche erholung auf 15,4dollar und damit charttechnisch wieder klar im aufwaerttstrend.die zittrigen verlassen das schiff,der mutige wird belohnt.ziel bis jahresende 18-19dollar

[jameslabrie]

schaut euch mal den spread zu deutschland an!15,4dollar-11,25Efrankfurt

[jameslabrie]

charttechnisch wieder im aufwaertstrend.werden morgen wieder die 16dollar knacken.bleibe weiterhin bei kursziel 18-19dollar

[jameslabrie]

...nimmt wieder fahrt auf und kratzt an den 15 dollar.charttechnisch strong buy mit kursziel 19-20 dollar

[jameslabrie]

...schloss haussierend bei 15,28dollar nahezu auf tageshoch.werden in berlin schnell kurs nachziehen auf 13E.da deckt sich jemand zur uebernahme ein!

[jameslabrie]

...sorry 16,28dollar!

[jameslabrie]

...heute guenstige kaufkurse mit ziel 19dollar!

[Fischer-Mobil]

Hallo jameslabrie, gibt es eigentlich neuere Infos über Fuel Tech?

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.997.161 von Fischer-Mobil am 07.06.06 23:52:01

nein,leider nicht-korrigiert mit gesamtmarkt...

[jameslabrie]

recovering auf 14dollar-guenstige einstiegsmoeglichkeit mit kursziel 19 dollar.charttechnisch noch im aufwaertstrend...

[jameslabrie]

fueltech zu schnaepfenpreis 12dollar klarer strong buy-kaufe nochmal nach mit ziel 19 dollar

[jameslabrie]

bodenbildung abgeschlossen bei 12US-werden jetzt wieder aufwaertstrend mit ziel 18US aufnehmen.jetzt einsteigen bevor der wert wieder haussiert!

[Kurumba]

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.464.554 von Kurumba am 08.07.06 14:01:40

...nur geduld nach bodenbildung bei 12 us gehts langsam wieder aufwaerts.jetzt gute einstiegskurse

[jameslabrie]

...warum wird hier geschmissen,fundamental ist die aktie doch billig?

[jameslabrie]

schoener rebound!werden bald wieder alte hoehen sehen

[peter1869]

hallo jameslabrie,

was hältst du von den letzten Quartalszahlen, die Fuel Tech diese Woche gemeldet hat ?

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.362.706 von peter1869 am 09.08.06 07:16:17

...kenne ich noch nicht.bitte schicken.danke

[peter1869]

Fuel-Tech N.V. Reports Second-Quarter Results
Monday August 7, 7:00 am ET
Revenues up 68%
Pre-Tax Income Surges 112%

BATAVIA, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 7, 2006--Fuel-Tech N.V. (Nasdaq: FTEK - News), a world leader in advanced engineering solutions for the optimization of combustion systems in utility and industrial applications, today reported results for the quarter ended June 30, 2006.

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Net sales for the second quarter advanced 68% to $19.8 million, up $8.0 million from the comparable prior-year quarter. Pre-tax income totaled $3.4 million in the current quarter, up 112% versus $1.6 million in the comparable year-earlier quarter. Net income totaled $2.0 million, or $0.08 per diluted share, compared with $3.2 million, or $0.14 per diluted share, in the same year-ago quarter.

Net sales for the six months rose 55% to $36.9 million, up $13.0 million from the comparable year-earlier period. Pre-tax income totaled $5.8 million, up 105% versus $2.8 million in the comparable 2005 period. Net income for the six months totaled $3.3 million, or $0.14 per diluted share, compared with $3.9 million, or $0.17 per diluted share, in the same year-ago period.

The second quarter and first six months of 2006 reflect $1.4 million and $2.5 million in income tax expense, respectively, virtually all of which is non-cash. In contrast, net income for the second quarter and first six months of 2005 was favorably affected by the recording of a $2.2 million non-cash tax benefit related to the anticipated utilization of net operating loss carryforwards.

The increases in net sales for the quarter and six-month period were driven by strong growth in both technology segments. The air pollution control (APC) technology segment benefited from revenues associated with two projects to be installed in the People's Republic of China and from ongoing progress in booking and fulfilling orders from a variety of domestic utility and industrial customers. Quarterly and six-month sales for the fuel treatment chemicals technology segment also showed strong gains versus a year ago, principally as a result of new customer accounts at major coal-fired Midwestern and Southeastern U.S. utility plants. Partially offsetting these gains was the adverse effect of rising crude oil prices, which is limiting chemical application by some domestic utility customers with oil-fired generating units.

Selling, general and administrative expenses rose $2.3 million, or 61%, and $3.7 million, or 47%, in the second quarter and first six months of 2006, respectively. These increases reflect several factors, including greater revenue-related expenses; increased staffing levels and associated costs to support customer requirements; utilization of outside services to assist in the Company's previously announced plans to domesticate to a U.S. corporation; and the recording of stock-based compensation expense, reflecting the January 1, 2006 adoption of Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 123®, "Share-Based Payment." These stock compensation expenses totaled $839,000 in the second quarter and $1,066,000 for the first six months.

John F. Norris Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer, commented, "This has been another outstanding quarter of financial performance by Fuel Tech. Not only have we achieved record revenues, but have done so for a third consecutive quarterly period. Our pre-tax income has also reached record levels, more than doubling last year's results. Each of our technology segments is performing exceedingly well as new business is won, projects are advancing towards completion and annuity revenue streams are secured. Our APC business maintains good order flow with approximately $17 million in new announcements this year, while our FUEL CHEM® business continues to gain momentum with the signing of four new TIFI(TM) Targeted-In-Furnace Injection(TM) orders during the last two months."

Mr. Norris concluded, "Based on financial results achieved to date, coupled with our outlook for the balance of the year, we are raising our 2006 revenue outlook from $65 - $70 million to $68 - $72 million."

[jameslabrie]

...nimmt den haussierenden verlauf wieder auf,wie von mir vor ca 3 wochen spekuliert...knapp 15dollar!

[jameslabrie]

laeuft weiter-charttechnisch klarer kauf-15,4dollar

[jameslabrie]

das kursziel sehe ich bei 19 dollar bis jahresende.werden die 16dollar noch diese woche knacken....

[jameslabrie]

...knacken die 16dollar noch heute!

[jameslabrie]

die 16dollar sind geknackt,aktie charttechnisch 1 klarer kauf.

[jameslabrie]

schloss bei 16,3dollar nahezu am tageshoch und nimmt damit wichtigen widerstand.sollten die 17 genommen werden,sehen wir neue hoechstkurse...

[jameslabrie]

weiter im aufwaertstrend bei 16,4 dollar....

[jameslabrie]

bei hohen umsaetzen bei 15,65 geschlossen und damit deutlich erholt.der aufwaertstrend bleibt weiterhin intakt.bei knacken der 16dollar,sehe ich kurse von 18-19dollar in den naechsten wochen.ausserdem wuerde 1 regierungswechsel zu den demokraten das papier weiter nach oben treiben-und ein wechsel halte ich fuer sehr wahrscheinlich....

[jameslabrie]

die 14dollar sind 1 gute unterstuetzung.der aufwaertstrend bleibt weiterhin intakt.

[jameslabrie]

also die 15dollar sind geschafft-wo sind die deutschen anleger?kaufen bei 17dollar

[jameslabrie]

bei ueber 17dollar keine gewinnmitnahmen sind 1 gutes zeichen.bei durchbrechen der 18dollar sehen wir neue hochs.sollte noch diese woche klappen

[jameslabrie]

sind ganz danach aus,dass die 18 bald geknackt werden.mittelfristiges kursziel 20-21 dollar

[jameslabrie]

nahe am tageshoch bei 17,84 geschlossen.die dt boersen muessen noch nachziehen.

[jameslabrie]

18,44dollar(+7%)nahe am 52 wochenhoch bei hohen umsaetzen.deutsche boersen haben noch nicht nachgezogen.der grund fuer den kursanstieg koennte die listung an der nasdaq sein-vorhe antillen.der bullishe chart sollte noch weiter anhalten

[jameslabrie]

charttechnischer durchbruch signifikant 19,7dollar bei ordentlichen umsaetzen.bleibe long fuer die aktie...

[jameslabrie]

in wenigen minuten fallen die 20dollar.warum seit ihr bei 11 im fruehjahr nicht eingestiegen?gehe von uebernahme aus...

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.846.216 von jameslabrie am 25.10.06 16:00:14

....weil ich reichlich von diesen Papieren schon seit dem 10.11 1994 habe!!! Warum schreibst eigentlich nur du über Fuel Tech??

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.849.303 von Fischer-Mobil am 25.10.06 18:00:51

ich auch seit 1994...

[jameslabrie]

20,86dollar.das papier laeuft und laeuft....uebernahme?

[peter1869]

Fuel Tech Clears The Air While Making Power Plants More Efficient
Thursday October 26, 7:00 pm ET
Ben Steverman

John Norris thinks his company has great products that can help thousands of power plants run more efficiently and produce less pollution.

But Norris, an energy industry veteran, wouldn't blame utility companies for being a little suspicious. In the past, "very few solutions have ever worked," said Norris, president and chief executive of Fuel Tech (NASDAQ:FTEK - News). "We certainly believe we are the exception to that."

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Fuel Tech's first clients seem to agree.

The company, started in 1987, offers products in two categories. The first helps power plants and other fuel burners control air pollution. The second helps plants burn fuel more efficiently.

Both rely on patented technology that creates a 3-D computer model of the conditions inside an operating power plant. The model helps determine the best times and places to inject chemicals into the combustion process.

Fuel Tech's air pollution control products, which account for 60% of the company's business, focus on nitrogen oxides, or NOx.

NOx emissions cause a range of health problems and contribute to acid rain and ground-level ozone. The U.S. and other governments have placed increasingly strict limits on NOx.

Fuel Tech's NOxOUT systems cost $1 million to $3 million each. By spraying chemicals during the combustion process, the systems allow power plants, municipal waste burners and others to reduce NOx emissions by 30% to 70%.

It's a "very cheap way to get some percentage of nitrogen oxides out of the atmosphere," said John Quealy, an analyst at Canaccord Adams, which has various business relationships with Fuel Tech.

Competing systems to fight NOx emissions are more effective, but they can cost $100 million or more, far more than small coal power plants, many 40 or 50 years old, can afford.

The approach is catching on. Four hundred systems have been installed worldwide. Fuel Tech recently made a big move in China with projects totaling over $15 million.

China, already the world's biggest producer and consumer of coal, is building more and more coal-fired plants. At the same time, Chinese officials are getting concerned about air pollution, especially in preparation for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.

Fuel Tech's newer product line, called Fuel Chem, has some environmental benefits, but its main selling point is its efficiency, particularly at coal-fired plants.

The burning of coal or other fossil fuels can create residue that sticks to the walls of boilers and crystallizes there, a process known as slagging.

Slagging makes a boiler less efficient. The formation of large slag boulders in the boiler can be dangerous and destructive.

"They get these boulders way up in the boiler," some the size of small cars, said Jesse Herrick, an analyst at Merriman Curhan Ford. They "can come crashing down to the boiler floor."

Power plants shut down occasionally to remove the slag -- often using buckshot and dynamite at a cost of millions.

By spraying chemicals into boilers, the Fuel Chem process makes the burning more efficient and eliminates the slag problem.

Slag is getting to be more of a problem as utilities switch from more expensive and pure Appalachian coal to cheaper and dirtier coal from Montana, Wyoming and Illinois. Western coal contains more impurities and is more likely to cause slagging.

Analysts like the Fuel Chem process because, unlike air pollution control installations, it provides Fuel Tech with recurring revenue. Fuel Tech sells the Fuel Chem chemicals, so every boiler that signs up represents $1 million per year in revenue.

Jackson Robinson, who runs the Winslow Green Growth Fund (NASDAQ:WGGFX - News), which invests in environmentally friendly businesses, notes that Fuel Chem is used in only two dozen of the 1,600 coal boilers in the U.S.

"There is no bona fide competition" for the Fuel Chem product, Robinson said. His fund has held Fuel Chem for four years. "There is no reason this can't be a billion-dollar company in this market alone."

Norris says the potential market for Fuel Tech's products is worldwide, but the firm has decided to focus on a few markets. An office in Milan, Italy, serves the European market, where product demand could be spurred by stricter environmental regulations, especially new rules on greenhouse gas emissions said to contribute to global warming.

In addition to China, Fuel Tech has tried to break into India, another fast-growing economy and a big producer and consumer of coal energy. Already a presence in Canada and the U.S., Fuel Tech also focuses on Mexico, where the Fuel Chem process can be useful in oil-burning power plants.
Als ich diesen Bericht vom 26.10.06 gelesen habe, kam ich zu dem Entschluß, daß noch viel Potenzial in den nächsten Jahren in FUEL TECH steckt !


"They are starting to gain more traction with the existing technology," Herrick said.

He notes that the company also is using its technological prowess to come up with products to further increase the efficiency of power plant boilers.

One risk for Fuel Tech would be competition. Though Fuel Tech appears to have the technological lead, especially in its Fuel Chem area, it has formidable competitors. Large companies like General Electric (NYSE:GE - News) are also looking for ways to increase power plant efficiency and fight pollution.

CEO Norris said "being a smaller company is somewhat advantageous. We don't have a lot of bureaucracy. If we see an opportunity, we can move on it pretty quickly."

[peter1869]

Da steckt noch ne Menge Potenzial in FUEL TECH.

Habe meine Aktien auch noch aus dem Jahre 1994 nach einer Empfehlung aus dem Börsenbrief "THE NEWSWIRE" von Sven Jösting !

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.896.813 von peter1869 am 27.10.06 19:27:58

wo ist dein mittelfristiges kursziel?
l.g.tom

[peter1869]

Mein Kursziel liegt beo 26-30$ bis Mitte 2007 !
Peter

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.896.813 von peter1869 am 27.10.06 19:27:58

...da geht es da dir ja wie mir, aber die hohen Verluste aus all den anderen Papieren wie auch Omega von Jösting mehr als hochgelobt
und wärmsten empfohlen, bin ich immer noch reichlich im Minus, aber vielleicht läuft ja noch Clean Diesel auch noch von damals!!!

[peter1869]

ja Fischer-Mobil,

hatte auch mit Omega und Panda Projekct ein Totalminus, allerdings mit geringem Einsatz; Was ab er sehr erfolgreich läuft aus alten Zeiten ist Palomar Medical, das ich zu 4,85 $ gekauft hat und jetzt bei 49,50 $ steht.

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.912.605 von peter1869 am 28.10.06 12:10:28

....habe heute noch 21.458,00 STK US6820771029 Omega Environmental Inc. Registered Shares DL -,0025 STK 0,0030 EUR 64,37 verstehe nicht, dass die immer noch notiert sind, von Palomar Medical habe ich leider nur 500St.

[jameslabrie]

+16% an nasdaq auf 22,08 dollar

[jameslabrie]

haelt sich an nasdaq auf alltimehigh bei 22,1dollar+16%-koennt noch billig in berlin kaufen....

[jameslabrie]

in berlin noch zu 15E(spread zu fra 1,7E....

[jameslabrie]

bei 1 regierungswechsel zu den demokraten,werden umwelttechnologie aktien 1 neuen schub bekommen.und bush verliert!gott sei dank!

[jameslabrie]

es geht noch hoeher 21:00 23,4dollar!+21%

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.202.624 von jameslabrie am 07.11.06 21:10:45

...23,68 ich verstehe die Welt nicht mehr, soll man warten oder verkaufen???

[peter1869]

also ich verkaufe noch nicht !
Fuel Tech wird in nächster Zeit noch dermaßen viele Aufträge bekommen, daß die sich kaum retten können !
Mein persönliches Kursziel sehe ich bei 30$ bis Ende 2007 !

[jameslabrie]

teilverkauf oder stopploss 20dollar bietet sich an.der anstieg war doch recht fulminant-fahnenstange!

[jameslabrie]

immer noch keine gewinnmitnahmen nach dem haussierenden anstieg sind 1 gutes zeichen.wahrscheinlich schaffen wir noch 1 leichtes plus....

[jameslabrie]

das hohe niveau wird gehalten bei 23,4dollar.es laeuft fantastisch gut....

[jameslabrie]

schloss nahe am tageshoch bei hohen umsaetzen bei23,7 dollar.morgen geht die party an den dt boersen weiter.bei paritaet E usdollar waere der wahnsinn noch groesser.alle meine kursziele sind uebertroffen.lasse gewinne laufen und sichere bei ca 18 dollar mit stopploss ab....

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.372.537 von jameslabrie am 13.11.06 22:47:18

hallo jameslabrie , was ist los wo bleiben deine positiven Postings???

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.974.851 von Fischer-Mobil am 06.12.06 16:58:49

bin in dom rep und vervoegele die gewinne...

[jameslabrie]

wir kratzen an der 26dollar marke!charttechnisch und fundamental koennte das papier noch bis 28-30dollar laufen...

[jameslabrie]

bald das 52wochenhoch bei 27,4dollar erreicht.sehen wir bald die 30 dollar.in deutschland alltimehigh bei 21E

[jameslabrie]

neues alltimehigh bei 28dollar...

[jameslabrie]

massive gewinnmitnahmen heute -6%!die 24 dollar muessten aber halten,dann pull back bis 30dollar(mein kursziel bis ende des jahres).der chart ist noch sehr vielversprechend,deshalb korrektur zum einstieg nutzen....

[jameslabrie]

zum handels ende pullback auf 25dollar respekt.heute gehts wieder ueber 26dollar.wuerde in deutschland zu 18,6 zugreifen...kursziel bis jahresende 25E....

[jameslabrie]

alles im lot.charttechnisch aufwaertstrend voll intakt-schloss nahe am tageshoch bei 25,5 dollar...

[jameslabrie]

nehmen wieder fahrt auf bei 26,6dollar.denke das alltimehigh wird bald geknackt.kursziel mittelfristig 30-32dollar-sure!

[kep]

Anyone who has been to China knows that the country has severe difficulties with pollution. In fact, according to Worldwatch Institute, a Washington, D.C. nonprofit environmental group, 16 of the world's 20 most polluted cities are in China.

The Chinese government is fully aware of its pollution problem, and as part of the nation's preparations for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, it's spending billions each year to clean up the environment. To show the world that it means business, China is even calling the 2008 games the "Green Olympics."

Fuel Tech FTEK is a company that specializes in air pollution control and is seeing its business grow rapidly from China and other parts of Asia.


Clearing the Air for Greener Growth

China's environmental awakening is a remarkable growth story. Though the country has experienced explosive economic development in recent years, it has come at a tremendous price to the environment. Unfortunately, China is fast becoming an ecological wasteland, home to world-class smog, acid rain, contaminated water sources and deforestation. The World Bank estimates that environmental problems play a role in the tragic death of some 300,000 Chinese each year.

China's economy is only about one-fifth of the size of the United States' economy, but it is already the second-biggest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world after the U.S. China's emissions jumped a whopping 33% during a 10-year period ending in 2002, also according to the World Bank.

The problem is so bad that about 20% of the Chinese population lives in "severely polluted" areas, and 70% of the country's rivers and lakes are in grim shape. Chinese environmental officials once said that the pollution load of China will quadruple by 2020 if nothing is done.

China's torrid growth statistics—over 10% economic growth so far this year—also mask the huge costs of this evolving environmental crisis. In June, China's State Environmental Protection Administration said that the country's pollution scourge drains roughly $200 billion a year—or some 10% in gross domestic product—from lost work productivity, health problems and government outlays. That is a staggering admission from a country that is famous for downplaying its problems.

The good news for the people of China (and for investors) is that steps are being taken to address the crisis. While China can't do much about its ravenous energy demand, it can do a far better job of shifting to cleaner technologies and using its power more efficiently. Fuel Tech provides efficient, environmentally friendly technologies and is benefiting from recent moves to control pollution in places like China and India.


Fuel Tech is actually a small U.S. company that was started in 1987, and it has developed great products that can help thousands of power plants run more efficiently and produce less pollution. Based in Batavia, Illinois, Fuel Tech offers two categories of products to control air pollution. The first helps power plants and other fuel burners by reducing nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions. The second helps plants burn fuel more efficiently by reducing the buildup of residue that can foul up the inner workings of boilers.

Both kinds of products rely on patented technology.Fuel Tech creates a 3D computer model of the conditions inside an operating power plant. The model then helps determine the best times and places to inject chemicals into the combustion process. These chemicals help reduce emissions and control byproducts.
Fuel Tech's air pollution control products, which account for 60% of the company's business, focus on emissions of NOx, which cause a range of health problems and contribute to acid rain and the formation of harmful ground-level ozone. The U.S. and other governments around the world have placed increasingly strict limits on NOx.

Fuel Tech's NOxOUT systems spray chemicals during the coal combustion process. The systems allow power plants, municipal waste burners and others to reduce NOx emissions by as much as 30% to 70%. One big advantage here is the cost. The NOxOUT systems only cost $1 million to $3 million each, which is very cheap. Competing systems, some of which are more effective, can cost $100 million or more. That's far more than small coal power plants can afford, giving Fuel Tech a lucrative segment of the industry.

Fuel Tech's chemical systems are caching on. Four hundred have been installed worldwide in 18 countries, and the company recently made an important move in China. Last year, Fuel Tech was awarded two NOx reduction contracts in Jiangsu province totaling over $15 million. These are big because one of the projects will be developed in cooperation with China's National Power Combustion Center and will serve as a national demonstration project for NOx reduction.

In addition to China, Fuel Tech is breaking into other Asian countries like India, another fast-growing economy and a big producer and consumer of coal energy. Coal is the most abundant fossil fuel available to both China and India, and about 62% of power there is from coal-fired boilers, so you can see how Fuel Tech's systems would benefit Asia's other economic giant as well.

The remaining 40% of Fuel Tech's business comes from a new product line called Fuel Chem. Fuel Chem is incredibly efficient, particularly in coal-fired plants. The burning of coal or other fossil fuels can create residue that sticks to the walls of boilers and crystallizes there, a process known as slagging, which makes the boilers less effective. Often times, power plants have to go through the daunting and expensive process of shutting down in order to remove slag buildup.

By spraying chemicals into boilers, the Fuel Chem process makes burning coal more efficient and eliminates the slag problem. The Fuel Chem process is a very good business model because, unlike the NOxOUT systems, it provides a recurring revenue stream. Fuel Chem is a comprehensive system that includes injection equipment and chemicals, so like the ink cartridges for your computer printer, the plants need to keep restocking the supplies. Every boiler that signs up for the system brings in $1 million each year in revenue.
The Future Looks Bright—And Cleaner

Fuel Tech exhibits the kind of rapid growth one looks for, both in terms of the business and the stock price. The company's total sales in 2005 rose an impressive 72% to a record $52.9 million, and foreign sales surged 138% to an all-time high of $11.2 million (21% of total sales).

In its most recent earnings announcement, the company nearly doubled its third-quarter profit to $2.06 million, or nine cents per share, soundly beating analysts' expectations by three cents. Sales increased 57% to a record of $20.2 million—up from $12.8 million last year—which was also significantly higher than analyst expectations of $17.49 million. Once again, international sales were strong as they more than tripled to $4.8 million, or 24% of total sales, compared with $2 million, or 15% of total sales last year. One of the big drivers was increased business from China.

Fuel Tech's outlook is also very strong. The company raised its 2006 revenue guidance to a range of $70 million–$74 million, from $68 million–$72 million. That would be an increase of 32%–40% over 2005. Earnings are expected to grow impressively, jumping anywhere from 61%–71% to 50 cents–53 cents a share.

Strong growth is expected to continue as Fuel Tech pursues opportunities in China and India. China, in particular, is a significant market for Fuel Tech as preparations continue for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. This will be China's grand entrance onto the world stage, and leaders there want to make the best impression possible—and will spend whatever money they need to make that happen.

[kep]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.187.169 von jameslabrie am 25.01.07 21:42:42

kursziel mittelfristig 30-32dollar-

ich halte die 36 USD-Marke bis zum Sommer nicht für utopisch.

Truly 'Alternative' Energy Stocks That Could Shine

By Brett Arends
Mutual Funds Columnist
1/25/2007 7:37 AM EST


If you followed the buzz around the State of the Union address, you may be wondering how to make money investing in alternative energy. After all, when even this president starts talking about "global climate change," you have to assume the issue has legs.

The new Democrat majority in Congress is already pushing ahead with ideas of its own. And alternative energy ought to be a slam dunk for America. Even those politicians who are still skeptical about global warming agree we need to cut our dependence on oil. After all, some of the money we spend on it is helping finance our enemies, from Al-Qaeda to Iran. And nobody, on either side of the aisle, can ignore the economic cost of oil prices at $50 a barrel or more.

So where should you put your money?

Hours after the president's speech, I talked to one of the most experienced professional investors in the field. Jack Robinson is the founder and president of Winslow Asset Management in Boston, which has been investing in green energy since 1983. Its Winslow Green Growth Fund has a third of its money in the sector and has a terrific record.

The first thing to note is that Robinson's warning investors away from the most popular and obvious companies -- such as those involved in corn ethanol and solar technology. They're overhyped and too risky, he says. "Everybody and their brother and their mother is going into the ethanol business," he says. "It's like a gold rush. It's scary. We are not involved in that space, and we continue to avoid it."

Among the problems, he says, is that corn is a pretty inefficient way of making ethanol. And there are a lot of logistics involved in getting it from where the corn grows to where the fuel is needed. "A lot of people rushing into the ethanol 'space' haven't thought it through," he says.

Solar power has a different problem. Eventually, it's going to be one of our major energy sources, Robinson predicts. "But it's not yet economic, and I think a lot of the valuations in this space have been inflated. You need to be careful there."

The really big problem right now, he argues, is that the essential ingredient for solar paneling is silicon. And there is a worldwide shortage of silicon. That means some of these companies can't get access to the silicon they need to grow the business. The rest will have to pay up for it. And that will make their products even less economical.

So where is Robinson putting his investors' money? His biggest tip is geothermal energy. It doesn't sound sexy, but it has three big advantages. First, it already makes economic sense, even if oil falls to $40 a barrel. Second, there are some great plays right here in the U.S. And third, hardly anyone is talking about it on Wall Street, so those stocks look pretty cheap.

Among Robinson's favorites is WFI Industries . It's listed in Toronto but is based in Fort Wayne, Ind. "Nobody really knows about it in the States, but it's approaching a $100 million run rate in sales, and it's growing like crazy," Robinson says.

WFI, which stands for Water Furnace Industries, makes systems you can install in your home that will heat it using underground energy. You may only have to go down about five feet to tap the Earth's power. A typical system might cost about $12,000 to install.

WFI stock is C$25.00. While some estimates suggest that that's around 35 times the company's likely earnings for 2007, Robinson believes the company will do better than that. He puts the price/earnings ratio down in the 20s. That's pretty cheap for a fast-growing company. At these levels, there's even a 2.3% dividend yield.

Another stock he's following is US Geothermal (UGTH) . (Note: This is a speculative stock that trades over the counter.) The company is working geothermal energy from the other end -- building big power plants to harness underground energy and then selling that energy into the grid.

The first plant, in Idaho, is under construction and will open by the end of this year, Robinson says. Although it will start by producing 20 megawatts, he believes that could go as high as 200 megawatts in time.

The stock is at $1.40. There are no earnings as yet, which of course makes it risky. But Robinson says the company has the capital it needs to get the first plant up and running. "It's a very small company -- nobody knows about it," he says. The market value is barely $60 million.

Away from geothermal energy, Robinson has also got big bets on three other alternative energy companies. FuelTech (FTEK) has a technology that helps coal power stations save money and emissions by cutting down on the "slag" or residue buildup in the furnaces.

Sound dull? Right now that residue is a big problem. Power stations have to shut down every so often and dynamite out this residue. That involves heavy costs, including downtime.

FuelTech uses technology and chemicals, including additives to the coal, to avoid the problem. The company already has contracts with 30 power stations, and it's growing fast. "They have about 2.5% of the market and no competition," says Robinson. The stock is currently $25.70. By some estimates, that looks as high as 60 times forecast 2007 earnings -- though, as with WFI, Winslow believes earnings will be a lot better than that.

Then there's Nova Biosource Fuel (NVBF) , based in Houston, which can convert fat renderings into biodiesel. Robinson's not kidding: He says the company could turn the leftover fats from a McDonald's fryer into pretty clean fuel, saving costs, waste and emissions.

Once again, this is a speculative stock that trades over the counter. It's currently just $2.37. As they say on Wall Street, at least you know your downside.

The chief executive, 69-year-old Kenneth Hern, is an oil industry veteran: He's a former executive at Texaco (now part of Chevron (CVX) ). And the company last month raised $47 million. It's busy building relationships with suppliers and customers.

A fifth company Robinson likes is Covanta (CVA) , which is the market leader at turning trash into energy. It's already a big business, but the company got saddled with too much debt and is currently going through a huge recapitalization.

Most of these are, admittedly, risky or speculative stocks. They're like Tabasco -- add them to your portfolio sparingly.

Winslow Green is about more than energy. It invests across the "socially responsible" field. But it has trounced the wider stock market since it was launched five years ago, and it's not a bad way to go. Stay tuned to see if the company launches a focused green energy fund.

Robinson warns those rushing blindly into alternative energy investments that "just because a company is green doesn't mean it's a good investment. Everything else needs to be there -- you need a sustainable business plan, you need the management, you need the capital, and you need a market."

It's a year since President Bush first raised the curtain on this industry in his previous State of the Union address. The ethanol business saw a brief stock market bubble in the spring, and then a bust. But if you look at the big picture on the environment, the economy and national security, this issue is not going away.

[kep]

viel fehlt nicht mehr zum ATH

6 MONATE




13 JAHRE

[jameslabrie]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.274.890 von kep am 29.01.07 16:42:25

der kursverlauf ist sensationell.bin seit 1994 investiert und habe 1 lange durststrecke hinter mir...

l.g.tom

p.s.dein bericht laesst mich weiterhin long bleiben

[jameslabrie]

knacken heute noch die 28dollar und schliessen auf neuem alltimehigh

[jameslabrie]

nmeues ath 28,4dollar-die hausse in dem papier geht weiter und in deutschland keine reaktion!

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.325.004 von jameslabrie am 31.01.07 17:06:32

....endlich mal was erfreuliches, wie schon berichtet bin ich jetzt schon seit mitte 1994 (damals bezahlt DM 6,95) dabei und habe vor kurzem wie du meintest nicht einen Teil verkauft, nur ob das richtig war wird man sehen. Fast 13 Jahre Geduld, na ja mal sehen was da noch kommt. Eigentlich kann das ja alles gar nicht wahr sein!!!! Freue mich jeden Tag, wenn ich den Verlauf mir ansehe. Was diesen Verlauf so ausgelöst, bzw. warum passiert in Deutschland nix???

[jameslabrie]

wir marschieren gen 30dollar-sensationell.aktuell 29 dollar....

[jameslabrie]

die 25dollar sollten halten,bevor es wieder richtung 30 dollar geht.es sind gesunde gewinnmitnahmen bei 1 weiterhin bullishen chart.geduld!

[jameslabrie]

der chart ist 1 traum.die 25 halten locker und knacken demnaechst die 30 dollar.wann soll man raus bei der party.....

[jameslabrie]

....vielleicht fallen die 30dollar noch heute.1 absolut bullisher chart

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.988.271 von jameslabrie am 26.02.07 19:29:25

nix geht ewig!!!

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.013.026 von Fischer-Mobil am 27.02.07 21:11:21

...was gibt es neues ??? Clean Diesel ist jetzt am laufen, hat ein abkommen mit Bosch getroffen!!!

[Fischer-Mobil]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.988.271 von jameslabrie am 26.02.07 19:29:25

Hallo jameslabrie,
siehste jetzt gehts doch weiter,war gut, dass ich nicht verkauft habe!!!