Labels: ETF, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by GM at
9:21 AM
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posted by GM at
10:14 AM
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Labels: FSLR, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, STP, Suntech Power, Trina Solar, TSL
posted by Ertai at
9:34 AM
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Labels: Bullish, Claymore, Global Solar Index, MAC, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
11:07 AM
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Labels: Global Solar Index, solar charts, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
9:47 AM
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Labels: solar charts, solar ETF, Solar Industry, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
10:10 AM
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FIRST QUARTER 2010 HIGHLIGHTS
Total net revenues were RMB 1,475.8 million (US$216.2 million) in 1Q10, an increase of 17.8% from 4Q09 and an increase of 115.7% from 1Q09.
PV module shipments, including module processing services, reached 150.6 MW, an increase from 110.8 MW in 4Q09 and from 35.7 MW in 1Q09.
Average selling price, excluding module processing services, declined, as expected, to US$1.76 per watt in 1Q10.
Gross profit was RMB 272.5 million (US$39.9 million) and gross margin was 18.5%.
Labels: solar ETF, Solar Stocks, Solarfun, SOLF, STP, Suntech Power, TSL
posted by Ertai at
8:27 AM
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Labels: Bearish, CSIQ, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, STP, TAN, TSL, YGE
posted by Ertai at
2:48 PM
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Labels: Claymore, ETF, Global Solar Index, MAC, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
8:49 AM
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Labels: solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
9:49 AM
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Labels: Global Solar Index, solar charts, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
10:36 AM
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Labels: Global Solar Index, JA Solar Holdings Co., JASO, MAC, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
1:17 PM
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Labels: Claymore, solar charts, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
11:59 AM
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Labels: ETF, Global Solar Index, MAC, solar charts, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
11:45 AM
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Suntech Power Holdings' (STP.NYSE) solar products are in short supply due to their premium quality, said Shi Zhengrong, company chairman and CEO.
Shi Zhengrong said that the company had about a 30 percent photovoltaic (PV) module overcapacity in the first half of this year, but that the situation has been changed since July, and production capacity cannot meet the market's demand.
According to Shi, there is no overcapacity in China's solar energy industry, but the market requires high-end and high quality products, and that Suntech has already sold all of this year's products.
Suntech had produced solar PV cells with conversion efficiencies of approximately 19 percent on mono-crystalline PV cells and 17 percent on multi-crystalline PV cells, which set the new benchmark for the highest performance multi-crystalline module, said Shi.
He also stated that solar energy will account for about 30 percent of the world's energy by 2050, and by the end of the century, the figure have risen to 70 percent. Therefore, the company remains committed to developing solar energy.
Labels: solar ETF, Solar News, Solar Stocks, STP, Suntech Power
posted by Ertai at
9:15 AM
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Labels: Canadian Solar Inc., CSIQ, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, STP, Suntech Power, TAN
posted by Ertai at
7:19 PM
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Australian firm Macquarie has made several changes to stocks in the Solar sector this morning:
upgrades Yingli Green Energy (NYSE: YGE) from Neutral to Outperform. Shares of Yingli are up 2.6% to $13.06 in the pre-market trading session.
upgrades Sunpower (Nasdaq: SPWRA) from Underperform to Neutral. The stock is up 1.3% to $32.
downgrades First Solar (Nasdaq: FSLR) from Outperform to Neutral. First Solar shares are down slightly to $147.41.
downgrades Suntech Power Holdings (NYSE: STP) from Neutral to Underperform. Shares of Suntech are down 0.13% to $14.87.
The Claymore/MAC Global Solar Index ETF (NYSE: TAN), or commonly referred to as just "the TAN", is up about 0.21% today.
Labels: First Solar Inc, FSLR, solar ETF, SPWRA, STP, SunPower Corp, TAN, Yingli Green Energy Hold
posted by Ertai at
9:59 AM
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September 28, 2009 4:04 PM EDT
Most solar stocks are moving lower today even in light of crude oil which finished slightly higher this afternoon. Traders are attributing the weakness to a bearish article in Barron's over the weekend. The Claymore/MAC Global Solar Index ETF (NYSE: TAN), or the TAN, is down more than 1.2% today.
The publication did an interview with Hapoalim Securities Gordon Johnson, a noted-solar bear for quite some time now (October 2008). The analyst is currently expecting supply within the PV sector of 7.1GW for 2009 and 10.8GW for 2010. Looking at demand, Johnson is modeling for 4.3-4.5GW this year and about 6GW next year. Bottom line, "things will remain challenging for the solar companies."
Johnson believes solar stocks have recently run due to unwarranted excitement related to a recent announcement out of China that it will consider a local feed-in tariff. The analyst believes that this recent rally allows bearish investors a great entry point to short.
Labels: solar ETF, Solar News, Solar Stocks, TAN
posted by Ertai at
9:03 AM
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Labels: Canadian Solar Inc., CSIQ, First Solar Inc, FSLR, solar charts, solar ETF, Solar Stocks, STP, Suntech Power, TAN
posted by Ertai at
9:10 AM
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Labels: Bullish, Global Solar Index, solar charts, solar ETF, Solar Stocks
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10:49 AM
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