Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd.(fka STPFQ)

[cowboyinvestor69]

support might become resistance.. must wait for drop and consolidation.

[BUFCARP]

With the restructuring i think it picks up ldk solars business its still the biggest and is making cost cutting changes i think after this pull back we see it head north with any good news!

[cowboyinvestor69]

making money another up day

[BUFCARP]

Yea i think we go to 1.50 and then some solar industry starting to get some legs again going in to 2014!

[cowboyinvestor69]

still playing out 1.50 maybe

[cowboyinvestor69]

it was a good "w" formation

[ddls]

I would say STP, or someone is keeping it over a dollar to stay
compliant.

[Num1PIX]

Up over 10% today!!!! This thing looks like it is stabilizing again!!!!! STP welcome back to the market!!!!!!!!!!!

[ddls]

This company is even farther off from being in the black than ever.

[ddls]

(((((((STP's falling knife is upon you today.)))))))

[ddls]

1) STP is DONE!
2) China is DONE!
3) Solar is DONE until they get the cost WAY down.
4) When the do, First Solar will come out on top.
5) Don't buy Chinese CRAP! EVER!

[gwadalondon]

Some news, that might lighten up some of us, I guess

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/suntech-announces-developments-restructuring-process-034800603.html

[ddls]

The falling knife is upon you.

[ddls]

Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR) : Suntech Announces Director Resignations and Election of New Chairman

[ddls]

Put some STP in your portfolio.
Buy low, sell high.

[ddls]

((((((( BK )))))))
Do you know what that is?
Newbie!....A?
A deleted stock symbol?
IMGGQ?
....A?

[NG_Financial]

Lol, I don't know about that buddy, they have an insurmountable sum of debt.. This isn't looking good for shareholders, they will be the next victims to deal with this debt and the technical chart has formed a strong bearish shooting star... Short 5k shares @ 1.146 this morning-- GLTA

[Trader Joey]

(((((((in·se·cure))))))) -A-?

HMMM DIG A LIL AND DO SOME DD.... GREAT COMPANY.....I LOVE CHINESE FOOD TOO AND FORTUNE COOKIE....CHINA IS GOOD...STP WILL DO JUST FINE!!!!!!!!!!


UMATUNAAAAAAAA -0 _A_?

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[Trader Joey]

((((((((HMMMMM))))))) newbie look at the charts and also check out FB.....Suntech here weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee go...........WOOT WOOT


UMATUNAAAAAAAAAAAAAA - 0 _A_?
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[ddls]

Plus, ask Warren Buffet about China.
The "CRAP" they put out. American's are getting fed up with that China crap

[ddls]

Plus, ask Warren Buffet about China.
The "CRAP" they put out. American's are getting fed up with that China crap

[ddls]

Plus, ask Warren Buffet about China.
The "CRAP" they put out. American's are getting fed up with that China crap.

[ddls]

No Volume Means No Interest Because China is Still Contracting.
And They BS The Numbers.
China Is Toast

Plus, their solar panels are crap!
Cheap Yes!
Crap Yes!

[rusty8350]

Still the worlds largest producer of solar panels. They are trading so low right now because of their financial problems and late filings with SEC. Get that figured out, we see some real gains. Lots of potential here.

[Num1PIX]

I agree STP has a lot going for it!!! It once traded at over 85$ a share. Who knows what can happen

[rusty8350]

Why do you think this is done?

Still holding a small position I took few months back at 0.47 - Had nice gain on this position. Since regaining compliance with NYSE they are at least out of the woods from being delisted. Still a lot of kinks to work out, but I could see this potentially having some really nice returns coming up.

[ddls]

(((( STP ))))(((( IS ))))(((( DONE ))))

[Num1PIX]

Amazing buy. This is so undervalued it is not even funny! This ticker was once at 85$ a share. I easily think it could get to 5-8$ a share soon.

[A_Keen Greek_Eye]

Took 8000 more at $1.30

[Summitgains]

YES INDEED! UP WE GO! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[Num1PIX]

2$ here we come!!!

[TradeSmart.ai]

Looking good :]

[Summitgains]

Thank you. Yes. Solar definitely bottomed. Good days still ahead.

[TradeSmart.ai]

Good field to be in business as well

[TradeSmart.ai]

Good looking stock here with some good news out

[TradeSmart.ai]

Nice chart set-up

[MrBigz]

SSOL

[captjoe503]

Nice on SOL Summ. I'll check out that SSOL. A friend of mine ( great,great investor in all aspects ) bought into a package of solar stocks and is doing great with it. If I had enough skins I'd be in it also.

[Summitgains]

Yes sir.. and I bought in SOL at 2.05 :) Solar is the bomb, as they say! There are many good ones in that sector now. For a low price low floater, SSOL. They are all solid from what I have seen.

[scooby_d123]

The pps is looking towards the positive side, yet I thought STP was in bankruptcy?

[captjoe503]

Think this is a $ 3 t0 $ 4 with solar being in vogue again. Maybe by Christmas ? Check out SOL.

[smoke_em]

Goes over $2 very soon IM.

[Summitgains]

Don't think we are gonna see 1.19 again friend. bummer.

[Num1PIX]

2$ here we come!!! Yay settlement

[abc1938]

if it loses ground tomorrow I may wait for it to settle down.

[abc1938]

I could be wrong but I think the shorts are going to take it down more.

[abc1938]

I plan on putting this on my watch list.

[abc1938]

Shots have this stock by the tail. that's probably why it was down on Friday. Monday should good an indication which way this stock is going short term.

[gwadalondon]

There's a chance that you might be right, after all, in the near future

[adeezl]

EU, China resolve solar dispute - their biggest trade row by far

By Robin Emmott and Ben Blanchard

BRUSSELS/BEIJING (Reuters) - China and the European Union defused their biggest trade dispute by far on Saturday with a deal to regulate Chinese solar panel imports and avoid a wider war in goods from wine to steel.

After six weeks of talks, the EU's trade chief and his Chinese counterpart sealed the deal over the telephone, setting a minimum price for panels from China near spot market prices.

European solar panel makers accuse China of benefitting from huge state subsidies, allowing them to dump about 21 billion euros worth of below-cost solar panels in Europe last year, putting European firms out of business.

Other European industries that have accused China of dumping have faced imports of about 1 billion euros a year.

Europe planned to impose hefty tariffs from August 6 but, wary of offending China's leaders and losing business in the world's No. 2 economy, a majority of EU governments - led by Germany - opposed the plan, which led to the compromise deal.

"We found an amicable solution," EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht said. "I am satisfied with the offer of a price undertaking submitted by China's solar panel exporters," he said, referring to the minimum price for China's imports.

Chinese Commerce Ministry Spokesman Shen Danyang welcomed the deal, hailing a "positive and highly constructive outcome".

An EU diplomatic source said that in the solar agreement, the agreed price was 0.56 euro cents per watt, near the spot price for Chinese solar panels in July in Europe, according to solar exchange pvXchange.

Under the terms of the deal, China will also be allowed to meet about half Europe's solar panel demand, if taken at last year's levels. EU consumption was about 15 gigawatts in 2012, and China will be able to provide 7 gigawatts without being subject to tariffs under the deal, the EU source said.

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COURT CHALLENGE

That did not satisfy some EU solar manufacturers who said the minimum import price agreed still constitutes dumping and accused the European Commission of breaking EU law by failing to protect European industry.

European solar panel manufacturer association EU ProSun said it will go to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg to challenge the deal.

"Even the biggest EU trade conflict ever must still be resolved on the basis of the applicable law," said EU ProSun's president, Milan Nitzschke.

However, China has sold solar panels for as little as 0.38 cents a watt, according to the European Commission, which handles trade issues for EU states, and tariffs would also hurt EU panel installers, who benefit from cheaper Chinese panels.

Chinese manufacturers such as U.S.-listed Trina Solar (NYS:TSL), Yingli Green Energy (NYS:YGE) and Suntech Power Holdings (NYS:STP) are among those exporting to Europe.

Chinese solar panel production quadrupled between 2009 and 2011 to more than the world's entire demand as it took advantage of a growing market for renewable energy in the face of concerns about climate change.

But the global financial crisis and ensuing euro zone crisis have forced European governments to withdraw generous subsidies for solar energy. That, along with Chinese imports pushing down prices, have sent many European solar companies into bankruptcy.

German group Conergy (CGYGk.DE) filed for insolvency this month.

Still, those concerns have become secondary to the much larger EU-China trade relationship at stake over the panels dispute.

Europe is China's most important trading partner, while for the EU, China is second only to the United States. Chinese exports of goods to the bloc totalled 290 billion euros last year, with 144 billion going the other way.

Responding to the EU's move to impose duties, China launched an anti-dumping inquiry into European wine sales, which may have led to exporters in France, as well as Spain and Italy, being hit with retaliatory duties.

EU and Chinese diplomats now expect that case to be dropped as a goodwill gesture, although officials declined to comment on Saturday. (Additional reporting by Martin Santa in Brussels; Editing by Louise Ireland)

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/07/27/us-eu-china-solar-idUSBRE96Q03Z20130727