Short interest generally increased in the solar and alt energy stocks we watch. Short sellers nearly doubled their bets against one of the alt energy companies.
Short interest in solar and alternative energy stocks generally declined in the two-week reporting period that ended March 15.
Canadian Solar Inc. (NASDAQ: CSIQ) is one of the stranger earnings reports where things looked good at first blush. Then came the company’s guidance, and the reaction has been for a very…
Jon C. Ogg Short sellers once again turned their attention to solar and alternative energy stocks in the two-week short interest reporting period that ended on February 28.
In the two-week short interest reporting period that ended February 15, short sellers parted company with solar energy stocks and made a couple of big changes in short positions on several alternative…
Short interest during the last two weeks of January was mixed on both the solar and alt energy stocks we follow. With one big exception.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday included Avis Budget, Bed Bath & Beyond, Canadian Solar, CBS, Electronic Arts, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Nvidia, Tesla and Watts Water Technologies.
Short interest in solar stocks slipped somewhat in the two-week reporting period to January 15. Alternative energy stocks, however, saw big increases.
Short interest in solar stocks rose during the two-week period that ended December 31 with share prices tumbling as well. In the alt energy sector, short interest in most of the stocks…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday included AbbVie, Agilent Technologies, Albermarle, Apple, Boeing, Cheniere Energy, First Solar, HCA, LabCorp, Lumber Liquidators and Teva Pharmaceutical.
Short interest moves favored solar over alternative energy stocks during the two-week reporting period that ended on December 14.
Short sellers continue to cut their positions in three major solar energy stocks. Alternative fuel stocks are getting more attention, however.
Short interest in alternative and solar energy stocks mostly dropped in the first two weeks of November compared to the prior two-week reporting period that ended October 31.
JinkoSolar finally may be showing signs of life again, but that may only marginally help other solar stocks recover some of their lost mojo.
Short interest on solar stocks jumped during the two-week reporting period that ended October 31. Alternative energy stocks also got more action from short sellers.
