NRG Energy Bullish Despite Weak 2010 Results

ByJon Parepoynt:What is good for the goose may not be good for the gander. Exelon (EXC) needs natural gas pricing to rise, putting upwards pressure on East Coast and Midwest PJM electricity pricing auctions. Higher electricity prices will allow EXC to realize a higher spread between the low cost of its massive nuclear power generation and revenues.

By Saibus Research:We think Exelon Corp.'s (EXC) Chief Lobbyist Elizabeth Moler said it best when she said that Exelon is "The President's Utility." Exelon's largest subsidiary is its Exelon Generation LLC wholesale power generation business, which enjoyed spectacular growth from 2000 to 2008 as natural gas prices incre

By Qineqt:NRG Energy, Inc. (NRG) is expected to benefit from natural gas price increases, which will help the company expand its margins and earnings. Most utilities are benefiting from the coal to gas switch, due to lower natural gas prices. However, NRG is one the few companies that would benefit from a rise in natural gas prices.

Charlie Anderson submits:Utilities are simple: Slow growth and a high yield.

By Qineqt:NRG Energy (NRG) is expected to benefit from rising natural gas prices, which will translate into strong financial performance for the company in the coming quarters. Also, the company expects a high growth rate of 23% per annum for the next five years.

By Saibus Research:We were especially pleased that the last two installments in our multi-part analysis on Exelon Corporation (EXC) have been recognized for the high level of quality a

By David Zanoni:Exelon Corporation (EXC) was always such a strong company with a great stock performance leading up to the middle of 2008. However, once the stock hit $90, it tumbled downhill and hasn't recovered. Why such a terrible performance for a utility company that was previously so stable?

By Dividendinvestr:T. Boone Pickens is the founder and chairman of the hedge fund BP Capital Management. Pickens invests 90 percent in oil and gas equities and 10 percent in commodities. Pickens has worked nearly 40 years in Mesa Petroleum, which he founded in 1956.