GT Solar International, Inc. (SOLR)

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So, what exactly does this mean?
Extremely High Put/Call Ratios by: Kapitall May 03, 2011 |
The put/call ratio can be a very helpful indicator for excessively positive or negative sentiment. In the case of extremely high put/call ratios, contrarian investors might argue that the excessive bearishness would indicate that a turnaround is imminent.

With that in mind, we wanted to look at currently undervalued stocks, with PEG < 1 and P/FCF < 10. Among these undervalued stocks, we wanted to find those with the highest increases in put/call ratios over the last two weeks, reaching the upper end of their annual P/C ranges............


7. GT Solar International, Inc. (SOLR): Semiconductor Industry. Market cap of $1.36B. PEG at 0.71. P/FCF at 5.89. Put/Call ratio has increased 85.94% over the last ten trading days (from 0.64 to 1.19, which is currently at 88% of its annual P/C range). The stock has had a couple of great days, gaining 12.09% over the last week.


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