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To: Smiling Bob who wrote (7926)	3/10/2005 9:30:35 AM
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CPST - 1.80 ask pm -was going to put out yesterday - is still a buy today edit new

To: Smiling Bob who wrote (7926)	6/27/2005 9:22:33 AM
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Alt energy will get hotter WWAT should have a great week Many posts expanding on the subject last year as well Message 21119128 I noticed CPST is down some. Another great buy here. 1.29 last trade. Asking 1.37 . Should burst through 1.50 today if oil holds, with much more longer

To: Smiling Bob who wrote (7926)	8/23/2005 4:20:02 PM
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BCON and other alt energy stocks gathering momentum. Message 21119128 WWAT will get noticed soon enough. They just need another contract or two 1 down, 2 to go, and a good month remaining Equally weighted, should be up nicely Message 21546348;

To: Smiling Bob who wrote (7926)	8/24/2005 2:13:48 PM
From: Smiling Bob	Respond to of 19256

Here is the first of what will be many mainstream analysts recommending alt energy Just the beginning Market Pulse: Citigroup sees opportunity for fuel cells in backup power Wednesday August 24, 12:06 pm ET By Michael Baron NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Citigroup Investment Research issued a bullish call on fuel cells Wednesday, saying it sees a large opportunity for the products in providing backup power in wireless telecom and other markets. The firm said the cost of fuel cells needs to decline, however, to set the growth curve in motion and that the energy tax credit could act as a catalyst. It sees the total market for fuel cell backup power at about 160,000 units a year, a figure it says represents roughly $2.5 billion in potential sales. Citigroup believes Plug Power , up 2.2% to $6.42, and Hydrogenics , rising 3.2% to $3.55 as the largest beneficiaries of this trend. Other alternative fuel technology companies in rally mode were Capstone Turbine , surging 25% to $3.89, Beacon Energy , advancing 11.4% to $5.26, Millennium Cell , adding 16.3% to $2.22, and Mechanical Technology gaining 8% to $3.05.