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  • Solar Stocks Are Now Attractive Again [View article]
    I'm not sure your qualified to project one year target prices on the sector. You state that those which are "compelling" are trading at 30% discounts to their peers and give target prices at levels where they were just three weeks ago..For example why would LDK be given such a low valuation. There has to be legitimate risks involved in their future projected numbers which are way too low. LDK doubled earnings expected by the street last quarter. What stock trades at a legitimate forwared P/E of 4 which has just raised it's 2009 revenue projections 20% and continuously beats it's projections. Oil prices going lower will never lower my electric bill on my home or my small business which costs me over 40k per year.
    Oct 17 08:41 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • As Timminco Shares Go Up, LDK Deal Raises Questions [View article]
    Worthless rag and author.. The financial media will dig their own grave just like all the major networks. The tittle of this article makes it look like the credibility of LDK is about to be questioned. It seems as if someone is being paid to try to keep a negative cloud around one of the fastest well funded growth companies out there. It is comical that the author takes a page out of asensio's short hype statements about fake contracts being announced.. It';s almost ebarrassing to see the desperate media publish them. These people are either being paid off, or they are so hard up for something to write they have to make it up.
    Sep 16 07:46 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Temporary Market Bottom? 3 Solar Stocks That Look Like Bargains [View article]
    "This is the worst biased article I’ve read about solar. This industry, at this time, won’t survive without government subsidies."

    This is the big short argument on silicon based solar companies. What happens when silicon drops 25% 50% 75% of it's current cost. I would be more concerned about that then goverment subsidies running out. Subsidies should adjust to production costs until they are gone.
    Jul 10 18:13 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Those Bubbling Solar Stocks [View article]
    Do they just let anyone write incorrect info in this forum? Your data is is wrong. You must be short.
    Apr 24 08:05 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Solar Stocks: Nine That Will Shine in a Bull Market [View article]
    Shorty doesn't know squat. Cost of solar. I guess it depends on how much it's worth to you. I live in a Toll Brothers community of single family homes. My neighbor lives in a 4000.00 square foot home with a perfectly southern faced roof which currently holds 54 silicon based solar panels. His out of pocket costs were 28,000.00. System cost was 78,000. In his first year he sold approximately 2800 dollars worth of energy credits. His break even is less then six years. His system also covers his average electric bill of 225$ per month. If you have money and a family and live in the suburbs a solar system is already a good investment with the rebates.
    Apr 21 23:01 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Solar Stocks: Nine That Will Shine in a Bull Market [View article]
    I hear the thin film vs silicon argument often. Most are thinking thin film will win because it can be used in building products.. There are billions of existing structures and most people aren't going to rip down their exterior walls to put a solar exterior on their buildings(corporate or home). The angles of existing structures(90degrees) will signigicantly lower efficiencies of thin film. Plus you'll have a wiring dilema. And as far as glass goes.. If you want to see out the window without getting a headache I'd say thin film in building products is a long way off from accepted reality. It would be very costly to replace old glass for solar glass.
    Apr 21 09:23 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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