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  • Initial 2010 Estimates for APWR 574 Million in Revenues by wind4me
    My initial estimates for (APWR) have gone up on the blog as I look forward to a record year for APWR and a very nice return on investment.  Net income for 2010 will be initial 57 million from 32 million end of 2009.  APWR revenues will go from 320 million to 574 million as... More »
    December 5, 2009 • APWR, GE, AMSC
  • Summary of APWR Conference Call Earnings Dec 3rd by wind4me
    my estimate, .28 centsU may not have had time to listen to the conference call for APWR this morning to go over the earnings and the upcoming forward looking guidance and business of APWR.In summary, the future is very bright for APWR as APWR diversifies into solar, wind, geothermal, biomass and... More »
    December 3, 2009 • APWR, GE, AMSC
  • CyberTerrorism and the Smart Grid by Joyce Pellino Crane
    Is There a Crack in the (Fire)Wall?Joyce Pellino CraneLast December when 325,000 Massachusetts homes went dark for days on end, I finally understood the transformative powers of electricity.For starters, my hair went limp when the blow dryer didn't turn on, my laundry piled high, my food froze... More »
    December 3, 2009 • RUGGF.PK, AMSC
  • (APWR) Earnings Forecast Dec 3rd by wind4me
    my buddy Jan814 writes this post, and it makes TOTAL SENSE especially if U are truly LONG!!!The point I am trying to make is this.Many individual investors and institutional investors may be concerned that APWR may not meet street EPS expectations in Q3. They may be right. So these investors... More »
    November 29, 2009 • AMSC, GE, APWR
  • Volume Talks: Thursday's Hot Stocks on Heavy Volume by Marco Hickey
    With the market selling off Thursday, there were several stocks that hit my radar which traded higher on abnormal volume. In this post, I will name 12 stocks which fought the trend Thursday November 19, 2009. I will be checking these stocks frequently to see if there is continued buying pushing... More »
    November 20, 2009 • DIA, QQQQ, TLT
  • AMSC: Not Just A Wind Power Play by Terence Chan
    AMSC has been known as a wind power play but what is clearly heating up is its disruption-resistant superconductor wires for smart grid utilities. According to the Alternative Energy Stocks Blog:"American Superconductor’s (AMSC: Nasdaq) wires run underground inside cable systems that... More »
    November 19, 2009 • AMSC
  • My Thoughts on the Obama China Global Climate Trip Nov 15th by wind4me
    Author: skibare Edit 11 NovRegardless of your political opinions, the world is going to be watching very closely as President Obama visits China and talks global climate changes. The Obama group and the Chinese have been talking behind the scenes so this whole photo op has already been scripted... More »
    November 11, 2009 • AMSC, APWR
  • Opportunities in the Wind Value Chain by The Green Investor
    After having introduced the wind energy market and established why it has such a very promising future in “Wind Energy: Now Is the Time to Invest”, we explored ways to invest in this space, from the broad industry index approach of the specialized wind ETFs (FAN) and (PWND) to the... More »
    November 11, 2009 • ABB, AMN, AMSC
  • Obama's China Trip on Global Climate Energy Nov 15th by wind4me
    How do U invest for this upcoming Obama China Trip ??  My plan is simple, U see how much (APWR) U can accumulate before Obama announces the new China Wind Power Program.  My Long Friend Jan814_1999 posts the BEST written reason to own APWR for the future.  ... More »
    November 10, 2009 • APWR, AMSC
  • China's Manhattan Project Spending on Green Energy by wind4me
    Andrew S Ross wrote a very interesting piece on the upcoming ONE TRILLION Green Energy market for China by 2013 Next month, Santa Clara's Applied Materials Inc. is scheduled to open a giant solar energy R&D center. The company is investing up to $300 million in the... More »
    November 9, 2009 • APWR, AMSC

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