Yongye's Recent Filings Raise Various Red Flags [View article]
The Chinese executives and their IR firms have to protect their companies. The shorters know that the Chinese are new on this and they can't do that right, so they will drive down all chinese RTO stocks with price above $5 and decent daily volume. It's easy money for them. Five or a few more scandals in RTO China space are destroying a hundreds of listed chinese companies. Even chinese IPO stocks plunged to oversold levels and ridiculous low evaluations.
Inovio's Hepatitis C Data: What Does It Really Mean? [View article]
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"Furthermore, I fail to understand why the company repeatedly uses such low sample sizes that are statistically questionable, especially when the diseases in question are not rare. In conclusion, I think this recent press release should raise significant questions for investors holding out hope that Inovio will right the ship."
Well, I will make it clear for you, This wasn't Inovio's trial but ChronTech's .
ChronTech is not a subsidiary of Inovio. ChronTech uses the previous generation electroporation device of Inovio, like Merck did also. That is all.
Inovio is not responsible for ChronTech or Merck's trials. It's not responsible for the number of patients or the doses. ChronTech's scientific team reasonably never asked Inovio's opinion because they didn't have to.
Why You Should Sell MEMC and Buy LDK or JA Solar [View article]
The condition in China is quite different in my opinion than any other country. China has the most catastrophic earthquakes, they had the most damage and fatalities the last 100 years.
In their new 5-year strategic plan, China plans to have 50% growth on solar yearly but also strong growth for nuclear power, in a try to meet the highly increased energy demand.
On the other hand, Japan is the most well prepared country in the world for earthquakes, but now is facing serious problems with its nuclear plants.
I believe especially China will reconsider its policy about nuclear energy now...a 12% cut in nuclear plans (5GW) could increase about 50% the planned growth for solar energy for the next five years.
Also, it's very likely other countries like Iran (second after China in catastrophic earthquakes) and Turkey ( the third) which plan to build nuclear plans to invest more in renewable forms of energy like wind and solar instead of nuclear. Italy could follow too.
Surge Energy: The Baby Has Obviously Been Thrown Out With The Bathwater [View article]
Value Digger, your data and comparisons direct to an obvious conclusion about Surge. I hold a position also and I'm curious to see how the Canadian market will react in this case, as I'm rather new on this market.
Gulfport Energy Corporation: What Shines Like Gold May Be Hay [View article]
The tremendous valuation gap between GPOR and PGH is indicative of the outrageous GPOR's valuation. These two companies have many similarities but PGH pays a hefty dividend while there is no dividend for GPOR shareholders.
Lihua International: We Think Undisclosed Related Party Transactions Occurred [View article]
Cash and Cash Equivalents of $90.6 Million and $90.7 Million as of December 31, 2010 and March 31, 2011, Respectively, Verified by John Lees Associates:
Paulson's Big Bets Have Been The Ultimate Contrarian Indicators For 2 Years Now [View article]
I still own both Surge and Tuscany, I added in my position in Tuscany recently too. I haven't lock any profits from Surge yet, as todays rebound, in terms of volume and pps increase is technically very promising.
I hope VD will write a new article about Tuscany soon because from his article, many things have changed in this company.
Surge Energy: The Baby Has Obviously Been Thrown Out With The Bathwater [View article]
Value Digger, you had insisted in Surge, repeating many times that you were buying while this stock looked like a "falling knife" and none had the guts to say 'I'm buying", even if he did so.
Halcon Resources: The Eagle Ford Asset Sale Is A Drop In The Ocean Of Its Debt [View article]
Unfortunatelly, only few from those who disagree with VD's view provided some arguments instead of spending space with bitter posts. Personally, after reading carefully this article, I can't say that VD opinion is at variance with the data. I will wait to see the next steps of HK as a company and a stock with interest.
The Time Will Come For Rock Energy To Rock [View article]
I see that this is just the second article referred to Rock Energy in SA. That's enough to make it so interesting. I will check further this company, thanks.
Jinko Solar's Q1 2011 Earnings Continue to Top Expectations [View article]
Reuters is reporting that China has doubled its goal for solar power installations for 2015, with a target of 10GW of photovoltaic panels installed by that year. China has also more than doubled its goal for 2020. China’s previous goal was to have 20GW installed by 2020, but the target is now 50GW.
Shorts Press Their Luck With LDK Solar [View article]
GCL has a p/e of 20. And growing... Wacker a p/e of 17.
Oversupply is a boring fairytale. I read about it for months, the result? poly prices have increased and still are increasing. This week's average spot price was at 70$/kg when one year ago was around 50$/kg.
My main position in poly producers is in DQ, but LDK is undervalued also.
Always a Bull Market Somewhere - Today It Is Solar [View article]
"The Italian Minister of Economic Development, Paolo Romano, remarked that there is, “No cut, no cap, no stop to the manufacturing sector development has ever been envisaged.”
Yongye's Recent Filings Raise Various Red Flags [View article]
The shorters know that the Chinese are new on this and they can't do that right, so they will drive down all chinese RTO stocks with price above $5 and decent daily volume. It's easy money for them.
Five or a few more scandals in RTO China space are destroying a hundreds of listed chinese companies. Even chinese IPO stocks plunged to oversold levels and ridiculous low evaluations.
Inovio's Hepatitis C Data: What Does It Really Mean? [View article]
"Furthermore, I fail to understand why the company repeatedly uses such low sample sizes that are statistically questionable, especially when the diseases in question are not rare. In conclusion, I think this recent press release should raise significant questions for investors holding out hope that Inovio will right the ship."
Well, I will make it clear for you, This wasn't Inovio's trial but ChronTech's .
ChronTech is not a subsidiary of Inovio. ChronTech uses the previous generation electroporation device of Inovio, like Merck did also. That is all.
Inovio is not responsible for ChronTech or Merck's trials. It's not responsible for the number of patients or the doses. ChronTech's scientific team reasonably never asked Inovio's opinion because they didn't have to.
Why You Should Sell MEMC and Buy LDK or JA Solar [View article]
China has the most catastrophic earthquakes, they had the most damage and fatalities the last 100 years.
In their new 5-year strategic plan, China plans to have 50% growth on solar yearly but also strong growth for nuclear power, in a try to meet the highly increased energy demand.
On the other hand, Japan is the most well prepared country in the world for earthquakes, but now is facing serious problems with its nuclear plants.
I believe especially China will reconsider its policy about nuclear energy now...a 12% cut in nuclear plans (5GW) could increase about 50% the planned growth for solar energy for the next five years.
Also, it's very likely other countries like Iran (second after China in catastrophic earthquakes) and Turkey ( the third) which plan to build nuclear plans to invest more in renewable forms of energy like wind and solar instead of nuclear. Italy could follow too.
Surge Energy: The Baby Has Obviously Been Thrown Out With The Bathwater [View article]
Gulfport Energy Corporation: What Shines Like Gold May Be Hay [View article]
Lihua International: We Think Undisclosed Related Party Transactions Occurred [View article]
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Paulson's Big Bets Have Been The Ultimate Contrarian Indicators For 2 Years Now [View article]
I hope VD will write a new article about Tuscany soon because from his article, many things have changed in this company.
Surge Energy: The Baby Has Obviously Been Thrown Out With The Bathwater [View article]
CONGRATS.
Halcon Resources: The Eagle Ford Asset Sale Is A Drop In The Ocean Of Its Debt [View article]
Personally, after reading carefully this article, I can't say that VD opinion is at variance with the data. I will wait to see the next steps of HK as a company and a stock with interest.
For The Montana Bakken Players: Is Montana's Bakken A Dud? (Part II) [View article]
The Time Will Come For Rock Energy To Rock [View article]
That's enough to make it so interesting.
I will check further this company, thanks.
Jinko Solar's Q1 2011 Earnings Continue to Top Expectations [View article]
China has also more than doubled its goal for 2020. China’s previous goal was to have 20GW installed by 2020, but the target is now 50GW.
Shorts Press Their Luck With LDK Solar [View article]
Wacker a p/e of 17.
Oversupply is a boring fairytale. I read about it for months, the result? poly prices have increased and still are increasing. This week's average spot price was at 70$/kg when one year ago was around 50$/kg.
My main position in poly producers is in DQ, but LDK is undervalued also.
Trina Solar: A Contrast Between Corporate and Market Efficiency [View article]
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"Italian government looks set to leave solar subsidies unchanged"
www.pv-tech.org/news/i...
Where are the "analysts" now to tell us their fairy tails about the subsidies cuts in these countries?
Always a Bull Market Somewhere - Today It Is Solar [View article]
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