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The 'Problem' With Solar Companies is Not Really a Problem

I feel that solar may be a way to go in the future as far as energy is concerned, but these companies are just like the dot coms of the 90's. Every where that you look, you see that the amount of shares out for JA solar is 150 mil. But they had that amount out since last October. In January they split 3 - 1 so they now have over 450 Mil. shares outstanding, not to mention the 300 and some Mil. they just took out in notes which would be the same as 3 Mil. shares, but they pay interest at least. The COO just resigned, If I had over 40 Mil. shares of the company, I would resign too. These shares are also traded on the London exchage, are those shares included in the amount? What about China? Are there sdhares registered there too? How much is a company worth that does not give all the information needed? think about it before you invest.

The 'Problem' With Solar Companies is Not Really a Problem

Back in October of 2007, JA solar had 150 Mil. shares outstanding. Since then, they have split 3 - 1, borrowed 300 and some million and took another 13 million shares out to lend to a certain company to short, but are not considering it in the amount of shares out. When will they start showing and calculating their earnings per share on the correct amount of shares?

Solar Power Plays Look to Grow with Clean Energy Act, Spanish Subsidies

Hello, can anyone help? I see that JASO(JA Solar) has a market cap of 3.some Billion. However, they just did a stock split of 3/1. I do not beleive they have accounted for this yet in their market cap. Should it not be 9.some billion. I have looked for updated information, but cannot seem to find it anywhere. And as far as ADR's(american depository shares)-I would assume these companies also have stocks trading in their own country. How can we find out how much, and if they do- does this not make these ADR stocks extremely oversubscribed and expensive?