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Bullish on NRG ...
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Exelon is very serious about this merger. It gonna cost em more, but the deal will be done. Target @ 27.35
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Bullish on NRG ...
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NRG Energy, Inc. operates as a wholesale power generation company primarily in the United States. It engages in the ownership, development, construction, and operation of power generation facilities; the transacting in and trading of fuel and transportation services; and the trading of energy, capacity, and related products. As of December 31, 2007, the company�s power generation assets consisted of approximately 10,490 megawatts of gas-fired; 7,525 megawatts coal-fired; 3,690 megawatts of oil-fired; and 1,175 megawatts of nuclear generating capacity in the United States. NRG also has inv...
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I have always preferred to own oil and gas companies over stocks related to alternative energy. Mostly because alternative energy companies are highly dependent on the federal government for subsides to run a profitable business. Now many solar companies are publicly traded and less dependent on the government. The best way to play the growth of solar energy is to own MEMC Electronics ( WFR ). They manufacture the polysilicon for solar panels. My second alternative energy stock is NRG Energy ( NRG ). NRG develops and manages power plants. The US power grid will need to be update...
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From the Blogosphere
NRG Energy (NRG): 'Wholesale' power play
Filed under: Newsletters, Commodities, Oil, Stocks to Buy, Obama Picks "The uncertain market has changed our risk appetite and shifted our focus to stocks deemed safe enough for even the most conservative investors," says Jonas Elmerraji. The editor of The Rhino Stock Report suggests, "Among them are regulated utilities, including our latest recommendation -- NRG Energy (NRG), which is involved in wholesale power generation. <>"Investors have long favored utilities for a few very good reasons: predictable, recession-resistant revenues; steady streams of dividends; and government-sanctioned monop>...
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NRG Energy (NRG): 'Wholesale' power play
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"The uncertain market has changed our risk appetite and shifted our focus to stocks deemed safe enough for even the most conservative investors," says Jonas Elmerraji.
The editor of The Rhino Stock Report suggests, "Among them are regulated utilities, including our latest recommendation -- NRG Energy (NYSE: NRG), which is involved in wholesale power generation." "Investors have long favored utilities for a few very good reasons: predictable, recession-resistant revenues; steady streams of dividends; and government-sanctioned monopolies. <>"They’re a safe haven for stressed investors in the midst><>><>><>><>><>><>< />><>><>< />><>><>< />><>><>< />><>><>< />><>><>< />><>><>><>><>><>><>>< />...
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Before the bell: Futures flat ahead of Alcoa earnings, G-8 summit
Filed under: Before the bell, International markets, Earnings reports, Deals, Google (GOOG), Microsoft (MSFT), Market matters, Alcoa Inc (AA), Economic data, Oil U.S. stock futures were mixed on Wednesday morning, trading in a tight range as investors awaited results from Alcoa (NYSE: AA) this afternoon that kick off second quarter earnings season. Despite the debate whether Alcoa is a good barometer for economic activity and what's to come as far as corporate results, it seems Wall Street is still on edge ahead of the results.
Also making the headlines this morning is Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG...
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Exelon's deal for NRG gets nuclear
Filed under: Industry The dealmaking is heating up in the nuclear sector. Today, Exelon Corp (NYSE: EXC) upped its hostile bid by 12% for NRG Energy (NYSE: NRG). This new price tag translates into a valuation of $7.45 billion.
The wrangling between the companies has gone on for roughly eight months. In fact, hostile deals can be time-consuming (in some cases, lasting a couple years). Something else: Exelon has indicated that this is the "best and final offer." Apparently, the company has realized new cost savings, which justifies the higher valuation. <>And, the merger would definitely result i>...
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NRG Takeover Spills Into Curious Option Combo
Today’s tickers: EXC, NRG, PALM, ANF, CAL, AMTD & PAYX <><>EXC – The company has been increasingly less successful in trying to persuade shareholders at NRG – NRG Energy– to tender their shares to the company in what has become an ugly battle. Shares in both companies are on the rise today at $51.08 (Exelon) and $23.70 (NRG). Two sizeable footprints were left for analysts to explore in options trading. Here’s what we think is happening. Perhaps the easier half of the trade is a nearby July 22.50/17.50 put spread on shares of NRG. An investor bought 50,000 higher strike puts at 72 cents and>><><><>>< />><>< />>><><>< />><>< />><>< />><>< />><>< />><>< />>>< />...
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