Solar Stocks Stay Strong Despite New Energy Bill

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Comments

[kkin365:]

Disclosure is appreciated. Why deal with pink-sheet stocks when there are many mainline solar stocks available for the picking? Indeed, even among the latter, there are problems in financial presentation, etc.

2008 Jan 06 09:51 AM

[tessant:]

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2008 Jan 06 11:45 AM

[tessant:]

i agree kkin....if you are going to be in a growth/spec industry, u need to be invested in the big boys....stp, wfr, etc....

2008 Jan 06 11:46 AM

[Harold Kramer:]

"The solar photovoltaic manufacturers relying on polysilicon semiconductor materials are facing a shortage of polysilicon supply and greater price for the material, since the silicon is an oil derivative product."

Here is yet another completely false and uninformed statement in a Seeking Alpha "article". As we all know (except the author and Seeking Alpha reviewer(s)) silicon is derived from common SAND, quartz or granite rock NOT OIL!

Many of us readers continue to lose confidence in the quality of Seeking Alpha's "articles" and its authors. NOT GOOD

2008 Jan 07 03:16 PM

[helplessobs...:]

Kramer is right and silica is one of the most plentiful of naturally occurring materiels found on the earth.

2008 Jan 08 10:54 PM