Among the solar stocks, all but one saw a drop in short interest during the two-week period to November 28, and that one only saw an increase of less than 1%.
While fossil fuel prices getting slammed would seem like a good time for alternative fuel prices to get a boost, that is not what is happening.
We likely will never see the heady days of 2008 again, but the latest solar shakeout is probably behind us and the future looks so bright you gotta wear shades.
SunPower has some painful news regarding its 2015 guidance ahead of its 2014 analyst day.
First Solar has had a hard time since earnings were released last week. Argus feels the sell-off has been overdone.
Jon C. Ogg Changes in short interest of solar stocks generally rose during the two-week period to October 31.
ThinkstockFirst Solar Inc. (NASDAQ: FSLR) reported third quarter 2014 results after markets closed on Thursday night. The solar PV maker posted diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.87 and $889 million in…
Paul Ausick After the markets close Thursday, solar panel maker First Solar will report third-quarter results.
Paul Ausick Short interest in solar stocks generally rose during the two-week period to October 15. Share prices fell fairly steeply in all four that we have been following.
The analysts at J.P. Morgan say that since solar stocks have traded down so significantly, a huge buying opportunity may be at hand.
If one sector is sensitive to market sell-offs or to lower crude oil prices, it is the alternative energy sector.
During the two-week period to September 30, short interest rose in four of these five companies, share prices fell in all four, and one has filed for bankruptcy protection.
What will a suspension in grid connection applications for solar projects will mean for big solar suppliers who sell into Japan?
Three of five solar stocks we track for short interest saw a decline during the two-week period to September 15.
All five of the solar stocks we track for short interest fell during the two-week period to August 29.
