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Brookfield Renewables: Top Investment over the next Decade

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TSX:BEP.UN   BROOKFIELD RENEWABLE PARTNERS L P
There's no question about it that one sector that will be extraordinary over the next half decade, decade and many decades after is renewable energy. The world is certainly transitioning - or attempting to transition - to fuel cells, wind, solar and derivatives in order to create a more "environmentally friendly earth".

Brookfield has one of the best real-estate investors of all time (Bruce Flatt) who is one of the top Canadian investors and notoriously known for exceptional investment philosophies. This company focuses essentially on acquiring, selling and occupying existing or developing renewable energy platforms around the world. Bruce is also a champion at raising money and should he feel the need to do so, many of the wealthiest people will be quick on board.

Renewables will be a sector that will be set for parabolic gains for the next several years and you certainly want to be in them in a big way, even moreso than traditional utility stocks.

Furthermore, if you do your research there are several large firms and insiders that have been stockpiling shares in this stock in the tens and hundreds of thousands of shares over the last few weeks and few months. As a result, this stock could very well do what NextEra Energy has done where it turns parabolic in the next 2 or 3 years and quadruples in numerical stock value.

For those who look at this stock and are frightened by the P/E, you must know that Brookfield has separated their assets into 4 or 5 different sub-groups, therefore in this case, the high P/E ratio is nothing to be scared of as it is one large asset managed company but in sectors so investors can choose what they want.

Technically, the stock posts higher momentum short squeezes by the day and has broken out tremendously out of a large consolidation path.

A sector that will go parabolic in the next decade and a yield over 4.4%, what more can you ask for?

- zSplit
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