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Seems that investors don't really care what Zacks thinks doesn't it? They keep saying positive the market keeps saying Phiiiiith!
It's rather pathetic that even with the asian markets closed for the next week, we still are seeing panic responses on wall street. Can't blame it on China so who is the next target? High tech, of course! Big Wall Street Types have to have someone/thing to blame don't u know? I WILL NOT BOW DOWN/ SUBMIT TO WALL STREET STUPIDITY!!! long
Fortunately I do not need SLTD to survive! Fortunately my wife and I have plenty of retirements funds available. Unfortunately, my blood pressure continues to go up as SLTD goes down. I have no need to sell so will stay a long ( been here to damn long to give up. ). Not that it doesn't hurt to see many thousands of paper dollars disappear, cause it does. But I am confident that this to shall pass and we will recover and move back up. So till then, another a single malt scotch straight up will have to suffice. SLTD LONG AND STRONG!
I have, reluctantly, come to the conclusion, that these so called experts of the financial world, are actually escapees from a mental health institute. We are told over and over not to panic when the market is going the wrong way. Don't sell. Sit still. Don't worry! Etc. etc. etc!
So why is it that these so called experts can't find smooth sailing? Because they are all bogus a holes, that have absolutely no mental credentials! We sit here at the mercy of these a holes. In the words of the Donalded, PATHETIC, STUPID, USELESS JACKASSES,!! Now I must say I am not a fan of Trump, however when it's true it's true.
They worry about China. They worry about oil. They worry about world conditions. They worry about Syrian refugees. They worry about everything EXCEPT our own ECONOMY! Who the hells side are they on.?
Answer: their own! How the hell do you win, when all you can do is run in reverse?
Having gotten that rant out of the way, I am still long and strong SLTD! And up the shorts backside! No light will be provided!
Well so much for the non-existant cell some think we have. Apparently the pantent office thinks it's real.
Fail to see how you can compare over the counter numbers with todays numbers, that is unless the intent is to paint a negative picture, which is what this article did. Afaid there is no way to lend credibility to this article. As the Donald would say. STUPID,
And from the looks of it SLTD is getting some benifit PPS wise. Up .22
From another board.
Ca puc vote, good for us
http://votesolar.org/about-us/press/california-public-utilities-commission-expands-solar-net-metering/
So why is it we finished green? Oh, that's right it's not dead! Wishfull thinking for some but why do they care? A great mystery for all to contemplate is it not? What's to be gained by proclaiming the death of SLTD? Makes you wonder doesn't it?
I would suggest the old saying "keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer!" It pays to know what people are saying, good or bad.
I think they caught our bug. Release a good news PR today and promply drop. At least we are climbing for a change.
See post 52423
No matter how many states we enter the bottom line is going to be the same!
The big utilities are going to do everything they can to curtail solar production by individual companies such as SLTD. Utilities are running scared, and unfortunately they seem to own all the PUC's so they get to set the rules.
Here in Florida for an example you can't go OFF GRID!
If you do you will be fined, sorry charged extra money, penalties that go directly to the utility, for the privilege of thumbing your nose at the big guys. Yep, settled in court. The big U's won.
At some point in time they will be called to task. They will eventually be ask to explain their anti-competitiveness, their obvious attempt to be a MONOPOLIZE! They will be called to account. In the meantime they are in control.
Diversity doesn't mean crap right now in that regards. Sorry.
Ah! A student of Ramies II are you? Perhaps you need to do a little more DD on JN and company before you state they are JUST in competition. SLTD LONG
Suffering along with everybody else, however I'm still here and long. This to shall pass, one way or the thuther. For the Texans here, just take the chit to the washaterria!
Crude recovering. Will we also go back up? Seems we are still tied to oil. Like it or not.
I''d get nailed to a wall if I engaded in that. Oh, that's right I do don't I? Nice xchange and, yes needed. But like TJS I believe. Long.
The trial of SLTD investors.
These are the times that try men's souls: The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman.
Thomas Paine
Long Strong.
Excellent!
• Solar stocks are among the biggest casualties as the Nasdaq drops 2.8% and markets generally go into risk-off mode. After soaring last month in response to U.S. renewable tax credit extensions, the Guggenheim Solar ETF (NYSEARCA:TAN) is now just slightly over $2 above a 52-week low of $25.25.
• SunEdison (down 33%) is the biggest decliner in the group, after having announced a set of dilutive debt offerings and exchange transactions. Canadian Solar (CSIQ -14.4%), JinkoSolar (JKS -14.6%), Solar3D (SLTD -11.2%), Sky Solar (SKYS -16.6%), and RGS Energy (RGSE -10.4%) are also seeing double-digit losses.
• Other major decliners: SolarCity (SCTY -6.8%), First Solar (FSLR -5.5%), SunPower (SPWR -9.9%), Enphase (ENPH -6%), SolarEdge (SEDG -5.3%), TerraForm Power (TERP -8.2%), TerraForm Global (GLBL -5.7%), and JA Solar (JASO -5.3%).
Source: SA Breaking News Team
• Solar stocks are among the biggest casualties as the Nasdaq drops 2.8% and markets generally go into risk-off mode. After soaring last month in response to U.S. renewable tax credit extensions, the Guggenheim Solar ETF (NYSEARCA:TAN) is now just slightly over $2 above a 52-week low of $25.25.
• SunEdison (down 33%) is the biggest decliner in the group, after having announced a set of dilutive debt offerings and exchange transactions. Canadian Solar (CSIQ -14.4%), JinkoSolar (JKS -14.6%), Solar3D (SLTD -11.2%), Sky Solar (SKYS -16.6%), and RGS Energy (RGSE -10.4%) are also seeing double-digit losses.
• Other major decliners: SolarCity (SCTY -6.8%), First Solar (FSLR -5.5%), SunPower (SPWR -9.9%), Enphase (ENPH -6%), SolarEdge (SEDG -5.3%), TerraForm Power (TERP -8.2%), TerraForm Global (GLBL -5.7%), and JA Solar (JASO -5.3%).
Source: SA Breaking News Team
Perhaps you missed the news. Seems investors are now worried about North Korea's H-BOOM. So they did a sell off yesterday to protect their asses if North Koren launch a h-boom tipped missile directly on them. HOW STUPID CAN WE GET????
This stock continues to run back assword! Release good news and it sinks. That can only be the result of some few shorts. That and very low volume of traded stocks. This Will eventually change, but in the mean time I will stay long and ride along. I'm still green but I should be a lot more so, as should other longs. This isn't anything management can control so lets not lay the blame at JN's feet, shall we! GLTA LONG.
Unless Jim has control of foreign offices, re: patent offices, I think he is in the same boat we all are in. Wait and see! BTW, since he keeps talking about the cell one has to believe it exists, otherwise he is flirting with fraud and jail time. Can't see that happening, so we wait.
Hanging loose. Enjoying the day so far.
Happy New Year!!!
Time for some positive PR's to come out next week.
Don't you just love it? These idiots have stepped, like Hawaii, on their own dicks. Solar will be dead within six months in that state. Greedy SOB's. That includes the special conucil. If anybody thinks those dudes didn't get a healty incentive below the table your kidding yourself. Totally corrupt good ole boy setup!
No doubt they will find a coke bottle also.
SolarCity will be pressed to "cease sales and installation operations in Nevada" if a proposal on solar charges is approved by the state's Public Utilities Commission today. The plan includes a two-part tariff consisting of a fixed service charge and a volume-based commodity charge, and would apply retroactively to all net metering customers. SolarCity (NASDAQ:SCTY) CEO Lyndon Rive: "There is so much wrong with the decision, the only option for the PUC is to reject it.
• The Guggenheim Solar ETF (TAN +2.1%) is now up 11% since Congress agreed six days ago to a budget compromise (officially passed on Friday) that involved extending the solar investment tax credit (ITC) and wind production tax credit (PTC). Today's gains come with the Nasdaq up 0.6%.
• U.S. solar stocks naturally continue headlining the list of gainers. The list includes SunPower (SPWR +3.4%), First Solar (FSLR +3.3%), Sunrun (RUN +6.9%), Enphase (ENPH +8%), 8point3 Energy (CAFD +4.1%), RGS Energy (RGSE +19.6%), and Solar3D (SLTD +4.5%).
• Other winners include JinkoSolar (JKS +4.7%), ReneSola (SOL +8%), Yingli (YGE +3.5%), China Sunergy (CSUN +4.2%), TerraForm Global (GLBL +3.2%), and SolarEdge (SEDG +3.2%), the last of which depends heavily on the U.S. residential market.
• Citing (what else?) the tax credit extensions, Morgan Stanley's Stephen Byrd has respectively hiked his SolarCity (SCTY -0.3%), First Solar, SunPower, and Sunrun targets by $18, $2, $2, and $5 to $104, $70, $43, and $28. Bernstein and KeyBanc respectively upgraded SolarCity and Sunrun last Thursday.
Will be very surprised if we see 2.80 again. Besides who wants to go back down?
Slow and steady now. Good sign that this will continue up.
Considering most all solar stock was down today and we were up. Looks good to me.
Considering that the market was down asva whole Inthink we did very well today.
And what? Not a not a mind reader here.
Doesn't appear that investors are to concern about debt nowadays
. They just keep buying driving up thr PPS.
2000 share dump. Serious profit taking there. Not to future smart though.
Loving it. Sure there will be some profit taking going on but those who hang on will be rewarded even bigger profits.m