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Jun 26th, 2009 |
By Andrew Snyder |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
With a Cap-and-Trade vote imminent, speculation is growing by the minute. What if Congress pulls off major reform? How will the economy react? Who will be the winners? The losers?
Tags: Andrew Snyder, BWEN, energy, Energy Savers, Wind Energy Stocks
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Jan 9th, 2009 |
By Sebastian Gomez |
Category: Featured
The Obama administration is going to spend heavily on infrastructure and clean energy projects. Byron King says that makes Trinity Industries (NYSE:TRN) and great investment. The company’s Energy Equipment Group (EEG) has expertise in manufacturing the giant wind towers upon which turbines sit. Byron says Trinity stock could almost triple by the end of 2009.
Tags: Byron King, construction stocks, Gamesa, GE, investing in renewable energy, President Obama, TRN, Vestas, Wind Energy Stocks, Wind Turbines, WMT
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Nov 27th, 2008 |
By Andy Obermueller |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
The election of Barack Obama as president is essentially a vote for green energy over fossil fuels, says Andy Obermueller. Even though oil prices have fallen, wind power is a renewable energy source with a big global future. And investors should move quickly to make big profits when the government pumps money into the industry.
Tags: Andy Obermueller, Crude Oil Prices, Energy Revolution, investing in alternative energy, President Obama, Renewable Energy, Wind Energy Stocks, wind power
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Nov 11th, 2008 |
By David Fessler |
Category: Featured
We all know about the challenges Barack Obama faces as President elect. But David Fessler says he also has an incredible opportunity to “turn the recession ship around.” David selects seven companies in the infrastructure and clean energy sectors that will profit most from an Obama ‘New Deal’.
Tags: ABB, Alternative Energy Stocks, Barack Obama, Clean Energy, consumer spending, Credit Markets, Current Economic Slowdown, David Fessler, Dot Coms, Energy Sectors, Fslr, GE, Global Economic Growth, Government Actions, investing in infrastructure, investing in renewable energy, JCI, Market Crashes, new deal, OC, ORA, President Obama, US recession, VWDRY, Wind Energy Stocks
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Nov 7th, 2008 |
By Irwin Greenstein |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
Energy investors may find themselves at odds in weighing whether to put their money into fossil fuels or green alternatives. Two separate articles in today’s Wall Street Journal provide a good backdrop for the current dilemma. Ultimately, we’re of the opinion that it’s still too early for alternative energy to make a convincing business case.
Tags: Alternative Energy, Barack Obama, Crude Oil Prices, Fossil Fuels, Green Energy, Irwin Greenstein, Natural Gas Stocks, Oil Service Stocks, President Obama, Renewable Energy, solar stocks, Wind Energy Stocks
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Nov 5th, 2008 |
By Sara Nunnally |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
Incoming president Barack Obama is expected to increase spending and provide new incentives to develop alternative energy. This provides a great opportunity for investors, says Sara Nunnally. She expects international companies like Acciona SA (MCE:ANA) from Spain to play a major role in expanding clean energy in the US.
Tags: Alternative Energy, ANA, Clean Energy, European Stocks, GE, green energy stocks, Pickens Plan, Renewable Energy, Sara Nunally, solar stocks, Wind Energy Stocks
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Nov 3rd, 2008 |
By Rick Pendergraft |
Category: Top Story
The stock market is due a bounce after the election, regardless of who wins. But after that, the voter’s choice will have a big impact on industry winners and losers. Rick Pendergraft says biotech and alternative energy stocks should get a lift under Obama, while defense and oil will benefit from a McCain victory.
Tags: Alternative Energy Stocks, Barack Obama, Biotech Stocks, Contrarian Strategy, credit crisis, defense stocks, Democrat, Different Story, Election Uncertainty, infrastructure investing, John Mccain, Market Rally, Nuclear Energy, Oil Service Stocks, Oil Stocks, Rick Pendergraft, solar stocks, Stock Market, US Election, Wind Energy Stocks
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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
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Oct 28th, 2008 |
By Andrew Snyder |
Category: Financial News
Falling oil prices have hurt a lot of investors, even some of the nation’s so-called energy experts. One of the nation’s oil heroes, T. Boone Pickens, has lost billions in 2008.
I am not sure this country should follow the advice of a man that has lost over $2 billion so far this year. But then again, some of the nation’s most powerful men have lost far more than that in just the past few weeks.
If you spend any time watching your living room television set, you have seen T. Boone Pickens discussing his proposed energy plan. The 80-year old has spent over $58 million of his own money to tell the nation it must lose its dependence on foreign oil.
What…
Tags: Andrew Snyder, Boone Pickens, BP, Crude Oil Prices, Cyclical Industries, Dependence On Foreign Oil, Energy Business, Energy Experts, Energy Plan, Geothermal, investing in alternative energy, Investing In Oil, Oil Prices Drop, Solar Power, solar stocks, T. Boone Pickens, Wind Energy Stocks
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Oct 22nd, 2008 |
By Byron King |
Category: Featured
Remember the blackout that crippled New York in 2003? Byron King says this could be a common occurrence across the US within five years. He says the power industry is “paralyzed by the uncertainty of lopsided risks”. Soon costs are going to rise, and reliability will fall. Byron says investors in new power companies should make big profits.
Tags: Byron King, Geothermal Stocks, Nuclear Energy, solar stocks, Wind Energy Stocks
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