Goldman Turns Cautious on Solar Sector [View article]
Goldman manipulates the market regularly. They talk about weakening demand but the government just passed a bill that will pay 30% of every solar job for the next 8 years. They didn't mention this? How could they miss this? The U.S. has become the 800lb gorilla in world solar demand. Goldman should never be trusted.
The Sharp Edge of Solar: Are Solar Stocks Cheap? [View article]
Yes, I was aware Sharp was a big solar player but like GE they are so diversified you can't make a targeted play. For instance, they make wonderfully dependable cheap microwaves.
Off subject but SPWR up about 17% this morning on a 250meg sale to PG&E. This also includes their two direction tracking system. Optisolar, startup thinfilm, got 500megs too but theirs is just rack mounted. I found it real interesting that Optisolar has the manufacturing capacity to quickly produce 500meg. They use a amorphous silicon which is not toxic like FSLR's cadTe. Might be time to start shorting FSLR
@Alpha 26 --- Show me the thinfilm technology. Panel cost/watt is only half the game. Solar efficiency is the other. It takes twice as much of all that other stuff in a solar installation when solar efficiency is half. You need to back your bold statements up with numbers.
Solar Shorts Keep On Rising Even As Oil Surprises [View article]
Can't go along with your oil bubble hypothasis. Production is stagnate since 2005 and inventories keep shrinking. I expect solar to run up here based on 2nd quarter financials.
The 'Problem' With Solar Companies is Not Really a Problem [View article]
GS last November called an average price of gold for 2008 of below $700. It drove the price down for a week or two. Many think they were talking their book. I would not at all be surprised if GS was going long solar at this very moment. The fundamentals are excellent.
Goldman Turns Cautious on Solar Sector [View article]
The Sharp Edge of Solar: Are Solar Stocks Cheap? [View article]
Off subject but SPWR up about 17% this morning on a 250meg sale to PG&E. This also includes their two direction tracking system. Optisolar, startup thinfilm, got 500megs too but theirs is just rack mounted. I found it real interesting that Optisolar has the manufacturing capacity to quickly produce 500meg. They use a amorphous silicon which is not toxic like FSLR's cadTe. Might be time to start shorting FSLR
Thanks for your post,
Way
LDK Solar Nearly Doubles Estimates [View article]
Chinese Solar Stocks Present Compelling Value [View article]
I think the Chinese solar module manufacturers will outperform on the next bear market rally, probably during this earning season.
Solar Shorts Keep On Rising Even As Oil Surprises [View article]
The 'Problem' With Solar Companies is Not Really a Problem [View article]