10 Best Clean Energy Stocks To Watch Right Now

10 Best Clean Energy Stocks To Watch Right Now: World Energy Solutions Inc(DE)

World Energy Solutions, Inc. provides a range of energy management solutions to commercial and industrial businesses, institutions, utilities, and governments. It offers technology-enabled solutions, such as online audits of facilities to identify retrofit options and project management services for retrofit implementation, as well as cross-selling opportunities for commodity auctions. The company primarily focuses on retail and wholesale energy procurement clients via its online auction platforms, including the World Energy Exchange, the World Green Exchange, and the World DR Exchange. The World Energy Exchange enables energy consumers in North America to negotiate for the purchase or sale of electricity, natural gas, and other energy resources from energy suppliers who have agreed to participate on auction platform. The World Green Exchange enables buyers and sellers to negotiate for the purchase or sale of environmental commodities, such as renewable energy certificates , verified emissions reductions, and certified emissions reductions. The World DR Exchange enables curtailment service providers and energy consumers to negotiate in structured auction events designed to yield price transparency. The company was formerly known as World Energy Exchange, Inc. World Energy Solutions, Inc. was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Advisors' Opinion:

• [By Michael Rivers]

  In preceding articles, I've covered Deere's (DE) general situation, competition, economics, management, and opportunities & risks. Now it's time to put those thoughts together with some math to figure out what kind of returns can be expected from John Deere.

• [By Sean Williams]

  The farm and heavy construction industry, for example, is a haven for dividend investors! , with all 12 companies valued over $400 million paying a dividend, including Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT  ) with its 3% yield and Deere (NYSE: DE  ) with an equally impressive 2.8% yield. Yet yield alone doesn't tell us much. That's why we'll take a closer look at the growth, value, and sustainability of the payout and business model of these two companies to determine which truly is the better dividend stock.

• [By Ben Levisohn]

  Deere (DE) has bounced 4.7% this week–but JPMorgan’s Ann Duignan warns that its strength has little to do with changing fundamentals and everything to do with short covering. She explains:

  Andrew Mitchell for The Wall Street Journal

  Deere’s stock was up 3.3% yesterday vs. S&P 500 up 0.2% as short covering began in earnest as several catalysts were thrown around during the course of the day. Catalysts included: 1) the notion that Section 179 has bi-partisan support and may be re-enacted in the near term (we disagree as a Republican Senate and House may mean permanent tax changes, a lengthy process); 2) corn has hit its seasonal low and futures
  are improved since Friday's WASDE report (we agree though the weather is expected to improve and November WASDE usually sets the low); 3) Deere outperformed the industry in Brazil in September and the NA AEM data was better than expected—this combination may provide an upside surprise for Deere FQ4’14 earnings. In our view, the short covering may continue into the company's earnings report on November 26. However, the fundamentals have not improved, with wet weather in the Midwest
  adding to farmer woes as the cost to dry the crop will rise, on top of everything else. We remain underweight Deer into its earnings release as FY'15 is likely to be challenging.

  Shares of Deere have gained 0.5% to $84.71 at 10:38 a.m. today, while Agco (AGCO) has jumped 1.4% to $44.25.

• [By RHPanalysts]

  The global farming sector is de! clining a! nd it is putting pressure on companies in this industry. One such farm equipment giant, Deere (DE), recently released its results for the third quarter which were not up to the mark. But still, on some grounds and as compared to peers, the company did pretty well with decent results. The financials were weak on the back of poor demand and difficult conditions in the global farm sector. However, Deere thinks that it is doing well and will be able to post better results in the future as it is seeing higher shipment volumes.

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