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Nov 27th, 2008 |
By Andrew Snyder |
Category: Stock Market Investing
Andrew Snyder says solar panel manufacturer XsunX (OTC:XSNX) could be a great speculative stock buy. The company has just announced a major new two-year contract that could rejuvenate its business. But with a history of false dawns, Andrew says investors must tread very carefully.
Tags: Alternative Energy, Andrew Snyder, investing in alternative energy, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, solar stocks, XSNX
Posted in Stock Market Investing |
Nov 6th, 2008 |
By Martin Hutchinson |
Category: Featured
Martin Hutchinson analyses what a Democrat landslide means for investors. He says nuclear and clean energy stocks, auto manufacturers, generic drug producers and muni bonds are a “buy”. But fossil fuel companies and financial institutions should be avoided.
Tags: Alternative Energy, Auto Companies, Barack Obama, Big Oil, Big pharma, Biotech Stocks, carbon permits, coal-fired plants, ETFs, Ford Motor Co., generic drugs, Gm, investment strategies, Martin Hutchinson, minu bonds, Nuclear Energy, Obamanomics, pharmaceutical stocks, President Obama, Solar Energy, US Election, US recession, US stocks, Wind Energy
Posted in Featured |
Oct 30th, 2008 |
By Martin Denholm |
Category: Featured
How will the stock markets respond to a new US president? Martin Delholm says the impact will be less than some people expect. But some sectors will benefit from a regime change. With Obama the clear favourite to win, Martin recommends three clean energy stocks likely to gain from new subsidies.
Tags: Alternative Energy, Barack Obama, bear market, Biotech Stocks, Clean Energy, CVA, DNA, Fslr, GENZ, John Mccain, Martin Denholm, Pfe, post election stock rally, Solar Energy, solar stocks, US elections, US stocks, VWS, waste management, Wind Energy, Wind Energy Stocks
Posted in Featured |
May 23rd, 2008 |
By Contrarian Profits |
Category: Featured, Financial News
Costs for solar thermal energy will be cheaper than coal as soon as 2020, according to a report from the US Department of Energy, making one solar ETF a great way to profit.
Google, Chevron and Goldman are all betting that this prediction is correct. This from Bloomberg:
Unlike photovoltaic solar panels that convert sunlight to electricity, solar thermal focuses sunrays with mirrors to heat oil in glass pipes to about 700 degrees Fahrenheit (370 degrees Celsius).
Tags: alternative energies, Alternative Energy, Cheap Energy, Chevron Corp, Clean Energy, coal, Conventional Energy, Energy Information Administration, energy subsidies, Esolar, Goldman Sachs, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Photovoltaic Solar Panels, Solar, Solar Energy, Solar ETF, Solar Power, solar stocks, Solar Thermal Energy, US Energy, wind power
Posted in Featured, Financial News |