what i notice is that analysts comments follow stock price. they couldnt be bullish on the lows. in fact, they were downgrading stp and others. what good are they?
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i agree with the author , times have changed and he gets it. obama is not changing rules in midstream. he is changing the rules. to the benefit of alternative energy and more sustainable economics. be enlightened. the u s taxpayer has already made money on the bank bailout. the spending is investment, not wasteful unless managed by those that dont want good government in the first place.
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just love the way you have to correct the story towards the negative. everyone knows citibank and barrons are not supporters of alternative energy. the real story is why?
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the core of your argument here is misleading.
What we do know is that the Chinese government announced a 20 yuan per watt (approximately $2.93 per watt) subsidy for solar energy. But only 2.5 billion yuan have been allocated for the program. That amounts to a relatively underwhelming $366 million, an amount which may provide a one-time boost for the industry. The size of the subsidy implies the government will only support 180megawatts (MW) of installations and that’s not a huge increase relative to the size of the industry.
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paultaut, mega trend in solar build out, not stock trend. you dont believe in alternative energy?
On Mar 27 03:43 PM paultaut wrote:
> Mega?Trend... > > Wow, These are all very short term patterns. > > Take a look back a few years and these charts would show a squiggly > Dead Cat bounce. > > Oil is in the same MegaTrend then since their Charts a very similar > to the Downside and Peaked around the same time(months). > > The bounces here can be a hundred percent or more which attracts > my interest. Look to PZD for a comprehensive shotgun approach. IMO > >
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you sound negative yet the charts look very good on balance and smart people are obviously buying. i dont see anything speculative about the chinese announcement. more speculative to bet against a large mega trend towards clean energy
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it is pretty obvious what the growth trends are for solar. it is also obvious that large industries, coal, oil, banking, are all threatened by the potential of solar to displace them.
q-cells says worst is behind them see pick up in orders in march ( funny just as the weather improves) . just thought i would counter with a positive for the group.
so u are reporting on an analysts that has been wrong about these stocks always adjusting down. recent report upgrading these stocks from colin stewart but thats not worth reporting. keep working for old industry. obama will kick butt.
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citibank is against solar power. i saw one of their environmental presentations. it did not include one solar company, but it did include exxonmobil and conedison. all old industry investment banking fee payers. the effort is to bury the equity in solar companies. solar is the future yet stp at 5 is a sell. it was 88 14 months ago.
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What we do know is that the Chinese government announced a 20 yuan per watt (approximately $2.93 per watt) subsidy for solar energy. But only 2.5 billion yuan have been allocated for the program. That amounts to a relatively underwhelming $366 million, an amount which may provide a one-time boost for the industry. The size of the subsidy implies the government will only support 180megawatts (MW) of installations and that’s not a huge increase relative to the size of the industry.
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On Mar 27 03:43 PM paultaut wrote:
> Mega?Trend...
>
> Wow, These are all very short term patterns.
>
> Take a look back a few years and these charts would show a squiggly
> Dead Cat bounce.
>
> Oil is in the same MegaTrend then since their Charts a very similar
> to the Downside and Peaked around the same time(months).
>
> The bounces here can be a hundred percent or more which attracts
> my interest. Look to PZD for a comprehensive shotgun approach. IMO
>
>
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