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- Tuesday, March 5, 1:15 PM A solar trade war between the EU and China looks inevitable. EU customs officials will start registering Chinese module imports tomorrow, a move that could pave the way for tariffs. The EC has until June 6 to impose provisional tariffs; EU member states have until Dec. 5 to vote on definitive tariffs. The Chinese government appears on its way to imposing tariffs on polysilicon imports from the EU, U.S., and South Korea. Suntech (STP -4.3%) is lower, but other Chinese solar names are following the market higher. YGE +5.8%. JKS +6.6%. TSL +5.6%. SOL +5.3%. 1 Comment [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, February 27, 11:40 AM Unsurprisingly, solar stocks are giving back some of their big 2013 gains (TAN -3.7%) in response to First Solar's (FSLR -16.1%) Q4 results and guidance. LDK -9.6%. SCTY -7.7%. SPWR -6.2%. YGE -6%. TSL -4.5%. JASO -4.4%. GTAT -2.9%. Piper and Baird have joined BofA in downgrading FSLR. On the earnings call, management said it's targeting a 2013 book-to-bill of at least 1 (it was 0.8 in 2012), but cautioned it expects 2H results to be weaker than 1H results due to upcoming project completions and a greater mix of module sales. 4 Comments [Tech, On the Move, Earnings]
- Tuesday, February 26, 5:32 PM A few solar stocks are adding to the losses they saw in regular trading (TAN -1.2%), thanks to First Solar's top-line miss and light Q1 guidance. Much of the selling involves U.S. names. SPWR -4.8% AH. WFR -2.9%. SCTY -2.3%. JASO -1.8%. (more on FSLR) Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
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Wednesday, February 20, 9:10 AM
Premarket gainers: NTSP +30%. NVGN +14%. JASO +9%. SINA +8%. GDOT +8%. THLD +8%. RMBS +8%. OMX +7%. ODP +7%. MDRX +6%. GALE +5%.
Losers: HNR -41%. MM -27%. ONCY -12%. GRMN -9%. LIFE -5%. Comment! [On the Move] - Wednesday, February 20, 8:32 AM JA Solar (JASO) +6.3% premarket after announcing shipments for Q4 are expected at 480-500 MW, exceeding the company's previous guidance of 380-420 MW. Expects shipments for full-year 2012 of 1.68-1.7 GW, above previous guidance of 1.55-1.65 GW. 1 Comment [Energy, Tech, On the Move]
- Thursday, February 14, 2:49 PM Even on a very good day for solar stocks (TAN +3.9%), the huge gains posted by SunPower (SPWR +23.3%) are eye-opening. No news has hit the wires to explain the move, but with 16.9% of the float shorted as of Jan. 31, short-covering could be playing a big role. Solar stocks had already rallied strongly on Monday and Tuesday thanks to growing optimism about an industry bottom. LDK +8.7%. DQ +12.6%. FSLR +7.6%. JASO +5.8%. ENPH +14.3%. WFR +5%. GTAT +5%. 3 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
- Monday, February 11, 11:42 AM Solar stocks are having a good day (TAN +2.8%). One possible reason: a weekend FT report that observes bankers are close to securitizing solar panel leases into bonds. Functioning much like MBS', solar bonds would package panel leases and be supported by cash flows from related electricity purchase commitments. SPWR +9.8%. SOL +6.1%. YGE +6.5%. STP +5.5%. FSLR +5.5%. LDK +4.5%. JASO +4.5%. TSL +4.4%. (also) 4 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
- Thursday, January 17, 2:09 PM Nomura is making a bullish call on Chinese solar stocks, upgrading Canadian Solar (CSIQ +7.5%), Trina (TSL +0.9%), and JA Solar (JASO +6.4%) to Buy. All three companies have already posted huge gains since mid-December, aided by short-covering and the Chinese government's efforts to prop up local manufacturers. 3 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
- Monday, January 14, 8:54 AM JA Solar (JASO) Chairman Baofang Jin will once again become company CEO next week, when he will replace Peng Fang, whose three-year term will end. Jin previously served as CEO from August 2009 to January 2010. (PR) Comment! [Energy]
- Tuesday, January 8, 2:26 PM Solar stocks are rebounding from yesterday's drubbing after a Chinese government official states the country wants to add 10GW of solar capacity this year, after growing its base by 4GW in 2012 to 7GW. However, skepticism exists about the government's ability to achieve this goal, given financing challenges. Last month, the government announced it wanted to encourage solar M&A activity and reduce its support for the industry. LDK +9%. YGE +6.5%. TSL +8.3%. SPWR +7.4%. JASO +6.9%. (previous) 1 Comment [Tech, On the Move]
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Thursday, January 3, 12:45 PM
Midday top 10 gainers: SPWR +38%. VISN +30%. MDCI +20%. FORD +20%. BGMD +19%. TSL +19%. CRDC +19%. FOLD +19%. TELK +18%. JASO +16%.
Midday top 10 Losers: LPH -73%. ALLT -23%. MLNX -14%. FDO -12%. AMPL -12%. TRIT -11%. PKT -10%. SSI -9%. LODE -9%. HPJ -9%. 1 Comment [On the Move] - Wednesday, December 26, 2012, 12:49 PM Chinese solar stocks are up strongly. Shorts may be booking some of the big profits they earned this year. STP +6.4%. YGE +6.7%. TSL +8%. CSIQ +5.8%. LDK +6%. JASO +6%. Shares took off last week after the Chinese government announced it wants to see industry consolidation. Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, December 19, 2012, 10:14 AM Chinese solar stocks rally after the State Council says it wants to encourage solar M&A activity in a bid to reform the struggling industry. The council adds it wants to reduce government support (previous), and suggests it's willing to let companies go bankrupt. Consolidation, something Beijing has long hinted it would support, would help the industry address its huge overcapacity problem, and perhaps also foreign anti-dumping complaints. LDK +11.1%. YGE +9.3%. JASO +3.3%. CSIQ +6.5%. TSL +5.5%. JKS +4.5%. STP +7.5%. Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
- Thursday, December 13, 2012, 3:02 PM After surging yesterday on news that China's government would double its spending on the industry, Chinese solar stocks are suffering the hangover today: CSUN -10.3%, JASO -5.4%, STP -5.4%, JKS -4.6%, LDK -4.1%, SPWR -4.1%, TSL -1.6%, YGE -0.5%. These companies are still far from being profitable - and what the government giveth, the government can taketh away. 5 Comments [Tech, Energy, On the Move]
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012, 12:45 PM
Midday top 10 gainers: YMI +77%. DSTI +73%. TELK +25%. LDK +21%. JKS +23%. JASO +21%. TSL +20%. YGE +19%. CBMX +14%. SOL +17%.
Midday top 10 Losers: RSOL -14%. CENT -13%. ACUR -11%. TAS -11%. CATO -10%. CRWS -9%. AVD -9%. CRL -8%. AXK -8%. LTBR -8%. Comment! [On the Move] - Wednesday, December 12, 2012, 11:28 AM Debt-laden, cash-burning LDK Solar (LDK +16.3%) says it has "entered into discussions with certain creditors to obtain additional flexibility," and has hired Citi to assist in the process. Shares were already posting huge gains prior to the announcement, fueled by reports the Chinese government is ramping its solar subsidies and installation targets. Other big winners: TSL +15.8%. YGE +17.1%. JASO +13.2%. SOL +12%. STP +7.9%. JKS +11.2% - previous. U.S. vendors First Solar (FSLR +4.1%) and SunPower (SPWR +6.2%) are also higher. (LDK's Q4 guidance) Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
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Demi9OD: JCH pointed out we're at the speculative stage of the rally: solar and beaten down stocks are the last to rally.
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John Motyka
JASO will survive because they have unlimited lines of credit as they dump their products at a loss. It is about securing market share..JDM - View all 0 replies
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Retirefund
A new Solar energy co. with a dynamite new technology should change the landscape.http://bit.ly/uiTpIT (FSLR) (NENE) (STP) (JASO) (JKS) - View all 0 replies
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Mr. Massive: free markets choose winners not gov through extension of tax payers - atleast one can dream -
Mr. Massive: get creative - like for homes, look at current electricity bill , present a financing option for 10 years at same price? free service?
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John Motyka
UXG drops like a stone as some central bank somewhere liquidates their Gold Reserves. Also, JASO will be last solar company standing...JDM - View all 0 replies
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