Short interest decreased on solar stocks during the two-week period ending March 31. With one exception, alt energy short interest also declined among the stocks we track.
Short interest moves in solar stocks were mixed and muted in the two-week reporting period that ended March 13. Alt energy stocks were a very different story, however.
Short interest in solar stocks rose during the two-week reporting period ended February 28. Among alt energy stocks, short interest was mixed with a couple of big changes.
We wanted to look up and down the alternative energy sector patch to see just how bad the carnage was on Monday, March 9, 2020.
If the wider spread of COVID-19 wasn't bad enough for the public and the markets, now an oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia is pouring salt on the wounds.
Short interest was mixed on solar and alt energy stocks in the two-week reporting period ended February 14.
First Solar's poor quarterly results are dragging down its peers as well. The same thing happened when SunPower announced it was splitting into two pieces. The company's stock recovered. Will First Solar's?
Friday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Alkermes, Aurora Cannabis, BlackRock, Duke Energy, Nvidia, Ralph Lauren, SunPower, Veeva Systems and Yelp.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Applied Materials, Cisco Systems, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Costco Wholesale, Enphase Energy, Medtronic, Shopify, Starbucks, Teva Pharmaceutical and Xilinx.
Short sellers made some adjustments to their positions in the two-week period to January 31 while share prices fell sharply on several stocks.
Short interest decreased on two of three solar stocks and increased on four of five alternative energy stocks we track. A couple of the moves were huge.
These four top clean energy solar stocks are rated Buy, and they all have massive upside to their Goldman Sachs price targets.
Short interest in solar and alternative energy stocks was mixed in the last two weeks of December. One stock, however, saw a 20% drop in short interest.
Short sellers reduced their positions in both solar and alt energy stocks during the two-week reporting period that ended December 13.
2019 was a tough year for energy companies, particularly oil and gas producers caught between low energy prices and investor demand for returns. 2020 may be a different story for some of…
