- FCEL has a proven-technology to generates electricity on a utility-grade level, with a low carbon footprint.
- The recent rally in the company's shares allowed FCEL to issue new common stock and recapitalize its balance sheet, strengthening its finances.
- The company seems fully valued at current levels, but the accommodative political environment and renewed interest in the clean energy sector lower the reward/risk profile of shorting the stock.
- FCEL's preferred shares offer a better alternative, opening the opportunity to share capital gains with common stock shareholders, with the safety of a recurring dividend.
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