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  • spwra by svosavvy
    Hi, this is the first time I have used this instablog feature, so, I'm bound to screw it up somehow LOL.  I have initiated a leap put sale position (bullish) on sunpower A-stock with the intention of adding to it if share price continues to decline as it may as evidenced by the ever growing... More »
    November 25, 2009 • SPWRA
  • SunTech's Optimism - Is it Justified? by Troy Jensen
    I have been knee-deep in research on SunTech's latest earnings release, and I wanted to share some of my findings, both macro and focused, in order to provide some guidance on SunTech, the solar vertical, and the near and long-term outlook for SunTech. I see a lot of positives, and if... More »
    November 23, 2009 • STP, SPWRA
  • Government Financing Slow to Drive Deals in Solar Sector by Chris Cather
      Are government tax credits, grants and loan guarantees, driving demand for solar energy in the US market? Yes, but it’s a slow process.  Those were some of the takeaways from the Novogradac Financing Renewable Energy Conference as it convened in Washington, D.C. last... More »
    November 18, 2009 • FSLR, JASO, SPWRA
  • 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
  • Earning Recap: Major Solars in Q3 2009 by Brady J.
    In Q2, pretty much every solar panel manufacturers reported surprisingly better than expected results because increased demand outweighs the decreased ASP's impact on major players' top line and bottom line. Comparing with that situation, results in Q3 is mixed, ASP is still in downtrend, demand... More »
    November 4, 2009 • FSLR, SPWRA
  • Green ETFs Face Off by Don Dion
    PowerShares WilderHill Progressive Energy (PUW) has led PowerShares WilderHill Clean Energy (PBW) by a wide margin over the past three months. PUW's return was 19.20% compared to only 0.76% for PBW. Much of the gap between the ETFs came since the end of July, as PUW's return rose 12.2%... More »
    September 17, 2009 • PUW, PBW, FSLR
  • Commodity Sectors Jump Again! by MyHappyTrading.com
    The market continued with its graduate ascend.  Commodity sectors were strong again!  Yesterday, I wrote about the coal stocks.  Today, they pushed higher:  CNX +4.47%; BTU +2.11%; CLF +5.1%.  Yesterday, we bought CNX Oct 42 calls:September 14, 2009 07:46 | HappyTrading... More »
    September 16, 2009 • CNX, BTU, CLF
  • Megatrend Companies by Bryan Gomez
    Here is a summary of the megatrend companies that I think will be a good list to focus on for those who are usign swing trading strategies. I just provided a small description of the company and you can click on the company's ticker to access some important financials relevant to the company.1.... More »
    September 10, 2009 • GOOG, AMZN, CRM
  • Investing in the next decade by Bryan Gomez
     Before I get squeezed out of my calling for a correction position, I like to share the chart that I think paints a clear picture of how a secular bear market will look, feel, smell, and taste. Just by looking at it, it looks dizzying, scary, smells bad and tastes awful. How about that? I... More »
    August 26, 2009 • SSL, RCL, CCL
  • Solar Sector Makes Its Way Back In To The Light by Rick Pendergraft
    Over the last few days, I have received bullish signals on three of the biggest operators in the solar sector. These bullish signals coincide with the sharp jump in oil over the last few days. When oil jumps, investors start looking for alternative energy sources again because the... More »
    August 23, 2009 • STP, FSLR, SPWRA

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