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Forget Air Canada: Buy this cleantech stock instead

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Daniel Da Costa | April 7, 2021 The other stock I would consider today over Air Canada is Xebec Adsorption (TSX:XBC). Xebec is a cleantech company that makes industrial equipment that captures, purifies, and transforms raw gasses into clean energy. The stock has been a top growth stock the last few years and exploded with popularity in 2020. A disappointing fourth-quarter earnings report coupled with a small selloff across the board for renewable stocks saw Xebec fall more than 50% from its 52-week high. Thats a major discount and an incredible opportunity for investors today. The stock offers far better potential than Air Canada long term. However, it also offers a tonne of potential in the short term, too. Cleantech stocks like Xebec are still well ahead of their time, making now the perfect time to get in on the ground floor. So, if youre looking for an incredible long-term growth stock to buy today, Xebec is one of the very best. https://www.fool.ca/2021/04/07/never-mind-air-canada-these-2-canadian-stocks-could-double-by-2022/

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ZZ - The Motley Fool is a rag that publishes meaningless articles for the sole purpose of grabbing eyeballs and earning marketing dollars.  They post media for and then against any and all securities with such frequency that it's laughable that they have any following at all.  While we all love a good XBC pompom article, sadly the one attached and any other from TMF promoting XBC is

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 'A disappointing fourth-quarter earnings report coupled with a small selloff across the board for renewable stocks saw Xebec fall more than 50% from its 52-week high." A small selloff? Excuse me?? I guess stocks have to sell off 70% or more to qualify as a big selloff in his mind. Hahaha. What a joke. He's right about one thing though. Xebec is a tremendous opportunity here for

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BLDP / PLUG / FCEL had crazy runs before they dropped 50% from their highs. Keep in mind that BLDP, PLUG are flat year to date, with FCEL up 10%+. XBC is down a whopping 40% year to date.