Sep

25

Pacific Fuel Cell –> A Good or Bad Investment?

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Hydrogen and fuel cells have the potential to solve several major challenges facing America today: dependence on petroleum imports, poor air quality, and greenhouse gas emissions.

Picture it…Hydrogen is available to everyone, everywhere—from the corner fueling station to the large industrial facility on the outskirts of town.

The United States is not so dependent on a single source of fuel. Hydrogen is produced, domestically, cleanly and cost-effectively, from a variety of sources including renewables, such as biomass and water; fossil fuels, using advanced technologies to ensure that any carbon released in the process does not escape into the atmosphere; and nuclear energy. Hydrogen is delivered and stored routinely and safely.

Hydrogen-powered fuel cells and engines are as common as the gasoline and diesel engines of the late 20th century—they power our cars, trucks, buses, and other vehicles, as well as our homes, offices, and factories.

I started investing in Pacific Fuel Cell Corp (Symbol: PFCE) about 2 years ago. At that time, the stock was traded at 3 cents per share. Not bad, huh? I spent $30, and got 1,000 shares. For the next few months, the price was fluctuating. It went up to 10 cents per shace, then drop again to 5 cents per share. It sort of hovered around 4 cents - 6 cents per share. When it was traded at 6 cents, I got 1,000 more shares (spent around $60). Overall, I’ve only spent $90 for to buy 2,000 shares. Not bad, huh? Considering how much money I’d get if this puppy hits $1 or $2 per share.

My advice: this one is a must buy! At 33 cents per share, with $300 you can get 1,000 shares. And the price is still climbing since the company wh’s doing the research recently got funding from the US Government.

Buy! Buy! Buy..!!

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