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  • New China Law Requires Purchasing of Renewable Energy by wind4me
    the ole saying ''''Build it and they will come''' is going to come true to anyone in the solar or Wind side of China renewable energy.  Any company involved in building renewable energy in China is going to benefit across the board!!IF U build renewable power in China, the... More »
    December 27, 2009 • APWR, GE, AMSC
  • APWR, CSIQ, HEAT, RINO and TSL by wind4me
    seems all the ''HOT"" stocks from China are screaming in chart and growth!What makes one better than the other ???  Or, for U guys invested into CSIQ or RINO or TSL, etc , WHY would your stock beat (APWR) for the year end 2010 price percentage win???www.Wind4me.comWould be a nice... More »
    December 23, 2009 • APWR, RINO, TSL
  • Energy Stocks Jump On Merger! by MyHappyTrading.com
    Last night, Dubai received a $10 billion bailout from Abu Dhabi.  This morning, XOM announced a $31 billion deal to buy XTO, sending XTO stock up more than +15%!  Other stocks in the energy sector jumped as well:  APA +4.09%, DVN +4.55%, UPL +3.78%, ECA +4.99%.  Besides... More »
    December 14, 2009 • XOM, XTO, APA
  • Solars And Fertilizers Still Attracting Buyers! by MyHappyTrading.com
    The market was stagnant today, spending most of the day slightly up.  But, it sank into the red in the afternoon, although not by much.  A couple of sectors stood out, however.  Solars and fertilizers were strong from the open and kept most of their gains.  In the Sector... More »
    December 7, 2009 • FSLR, SPWRA, STP
  • The Solar Market Has Bottomed by The Green Investor
    After the solar market bubble burst in early 2008 the industry has been left for dead. Solar silicon shortages turned to glut and production capacity expanded right when the world economy entered recession and major markets like Germany and Spain began slashing subsidies. Solar company stocks... More »
    December 3, 2009 • CSIQ, ENER, STP
  • 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
  • Wednesday's Breakout Stocks on BIG Volume by Marco Hickey
    In this post, I will name 25 stocks which traded higher Wednesday November 18, 2009 on unusually higher volume. As always, I will keep an eye on these stocks Thursday to see if there is continued buying pushing the stocks higher. This method is just one of the ways I use to pick stocks to... More »
    November 18, 2009 • DIA, SPY, QQQQ
  • STR Holdings IPO -- solar components -- hint of desperation by IPOdesktop
    STR Holdings (STRI) IPO, Components for Solar Power Systems, scheduled for Friday, Nov 6OBSERVATIONSUse of $172mm in IPO ProceedsMostly to shareholders:  10mm of 12.3mm sharesOf the 2.3mm to company, 70% of company proceeds to repay debt & consulting termination fee$240mm debt will... More »
    November 4, 2009 • STRI, FSLR, SPWRA
  • The Sweet Smell of Solar Values by Shawn Kravetz
    For decades, enterprising marketers have unabashedly pitched knockoffs of designer colognes and perfumes at cut rate prices. They were originally marketed with catchy slogans like: “If you like GIORGIO™, you’ll love PRIMO.” Today, it might read “If you... More »
    October 9, 2009 • ATSAF.PK, CSIQ, TIMNF.PK
  • Top Solar Investing Hedge Fund List Revealed by Todd Walker
    Last week HedgeTracker.com released its list of Top Solar-Focused hedge funds by percentage of assets. This week we look at the top hedge funds based on their total investment in the solar sector. The only hedge fund to make both of HedgeTracker’s lists is Partner Fund Management.The top... More »
    August 13, 2009 • ASTI, CSIQ, ENER

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