First Solar Inc. (FSLR)
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- Solar Gets What They Want, But Stocks Still Suffer [view article]
- It's Official: Renewable Energy Tax Credits Here to Stay [view article]
- Solar Rises As Senate Adds 'Tax Extender' Legislation to Bailout Bill [view article]
- When Will Solar Be Cost-Competitive with Electricity? [view article]
- Solar Stocks Take Drubbing on Report Congess Won't Extend Investment Tax Credit [view article]
- Financial Markets Circle the Drain: Where Does That Leave Clean Energy? [view article]
- Spain Considers Raising Solar Installation Cap [view article]
- Solar Energy: Help Is on the Way [view article]
- Has the Sun Set on Solar Energy Stocks? [view article]
- Solarfun's Huge Run: Time To Lock in Solar Profits [view article]
- Three Reasons Solar Sell-off May Be in Early Innings [view article]
- Thin Film Solar Will Grow Eightfold By 2010 [view article]
loading ...Recent FSLR Articles
- It's Official: Renewable Energy Tax Credits Here to Stay
- Solar Gets What They Want, But Stocks Still Suffer
- Solar Rises As Senate Adds 'Tax Extender' Legislation to Bailout Bill
- Financial Markets Circle the Drain: Where Does That Leave Clean Energy?
- Solar Stocks Take Drubbing on Report Congess Won't Extend Investment Tax Credit
- Spain Considers Raising Solar Installation Cap
- Solar Energy: Help Is on the Way
- When Will Solar Be Cost-Competitive with Electricity?
- Analysts Says Prices for Solar Starting to Fall
- First Solar’s Growth Story
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First Solar’s Growth Story [view article]
Solar is here to stay...I too get annoyed with the constant chatter and the micromanaging...silico... valley will not disappoint!scott
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First Solar’s Growth Story [view article]
I think the 24/7 criticism of solar and wind is overstated. No one is suggesting that either of these power sources will be the one and only. Also, high capacity storage is becoming more available--look at the news from BCON that they have brought a 1 MW energy storage device online today using their flywheel systems. ReplyFirst Solar’s Growth Story [view article]
I still have more faith in geothermal than solar in the long run.One solar requires a storage facility to provide power 24 X 7.
Wind has similar drawbacks.
Geothermal has a smaller total geological footprint than either per KW and provides reliable steady power 24 X 7 X 365.
Solar seems to be the lastest and greatest fad just like a D&B handbag for the women. Reply
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First Solar’s Growth Story [view article]
It's hard to understand a player's future in the space unless you compare their why their approach to solar energy is superior to others. Is there a site that aggregates and tracks the cost per watt for the various energy production companies? ReplyFirst Solar’s Growth Story [view article]
First Solar (FSLR)'s growth is confined by the tight global supply of tellurium, an exceedingly rare element on earth. I predict the total demise of FSLR as a going concern in a few years. Read my previous articles:seekingalpha.com/autho...
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Solar Energy Is Up - But Wind Power Is Also Surging [view article]
Good info. thanks. ReplySolar Energy Is Up - But Wind Power Is Also Surging [view article]
Solar and Wind usage is up. The Solar Stocks are down as much as oil. CLNE is almost alone as a Wind power stock, thats the only reason it is up.Your article is done to illustrate greater usage? That could have been done in one paragraph.
The Fact you list them means you think they are good investments. Either you don't own any of them or don't wish to disclose your positions.
Industry Respondents? what does that mean, I just responded. Reply
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Solar Energy Is Up - But Wind Power Is Also Surging [view article]
Be smart look into solar thermal energy, concentrated solar thermal or CST with little co-fireing is cost-competitive in this decade and cheaper than coal in the next one.The Solar Millennium has been unleashed, ... LIVE IT and BE PART OF IT!
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Has the Sun Set on Solar Energy Stocks? [view article]
As long as oil remain under $130 p.b. Solar ideas will getnowhere. That's a painful fact. As long as gasoline remain under $4.00 per gallon, people don't give a damn. Reply
eBay is Hapless - Cramer's Lightning Round (9/11/08) [view article]
Yep eBay is on it's way out, unless you just want to buy mass produced junk. But then, there's Wal-mart for that. For unique, unusual and hard-to-find items, many long-time sellers and buyers are turning to OnlineAuction.com, also known as OLA.com. Growing daily by leaps and bounds! ReplySolar's Brightest Companies Named; Sector Outlook Is Dim [view article]
Solarguy:You are dead wrong. The insiders have still been dumping at SPWR. Cypress sold 2.5 million shares. Yep, they sure are buying. This one will be in the 20's by January '09. Reply
Three Reasons Solar Sell-off May Be in Early Innings [view article]
YEp, still in the early stages. Although it is getting ugly. ReplyHurricane Damage Effects - Cramer's Lightning Round (9/12/08) [view article]
Cramer may be right on anything concerning Sun power and Uranium, since oil prices have fallen. Americans seem to live on oil, and will cut back on any other source of power when oil prices decrease. ReplyHurricane Damage Effects - Cramer's Lightning Round (9/12/08) [view article]
Finally got one of his bearish calls (USEC).Now maybe it can finally start an uptrend. Reply
Hurricane Damage Effects - Cramer's Lightning Round (9/12/08) [view article]
buy his bear calls and sell his bullish ones, either way you lose if ya listen to him Bwhahahahahaha Reply