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Friday, 09/22/2006 1:23:19 PM

Friday, September 22, 2006 1:23:19 PM

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"Some have chosen this time to run from solar (those are the ones who spend more time chasing trends than making any money) and some have chosen to use this opportunity to pick up some of these stocks, as many are now priced more favorably than they’ll be once oil cranks back up over $70.

In fact, a number of the top solar performers this year are now priced between 35 and 45 percent below their 2006 highs. One of our favorites…Evergreen Solar (ESLR:Nasdaq) can be counted among those.

And we believe Evergreen, just like many of the other major solar players, is in line to pick up at least half of what it lost over the summer by late 2006, early 2007 – and, depending how high oil gets next year…will most likely maintain a slow, but steady growth up to and beyond 2010:"

http://www.energyandcapital.com/editorials.php?id=273

Note: I agree on this with Jeff. But, not with most of the other solar stocks he's promoting, especially the thin film related companies. For your amusement, you might wish to read his plain silly (same efficiency as crystalline solar cells, yet at 1/10th manufacturing cost!) promotional jobs related to the "out of this world" future of Nanosolar's thin films. Just hot air, if anyone asks me.

Mike



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