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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.461.141 von Dere am 24.02.08 18:41:44Ich weiß auch was der sich jetzt von dem Sümmchen kauft.
Tellur !!! und zwar jede Menge davon.
UWR_Kerl
Tellur !!! und zwar jede Menge davon.
UWR_Kerl
First Solar CEO Sells Shares
First Solar Chief Executive Michael J. Ahearn Sells 273,500 Shares
February 22, 2008: 03:19 PM EST
NEW YORK (Associated Press) - The chief executive of solar-panel maker First Solar Inc. sold 273,500 shares of stock under a prearranged trading plan, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
In a Form 4 filed with the SEC Thursday, Michael J. Ahearn reported he sold the shares Tuesday through Thursday for $211.46 to $215.71 apiece. He reported owning the shares indirectly through a trust and a family foundation.
The stock sale was conducted under a prearranged 10b5-1 trading plan, which allows a company insider to set up a program in advance for such transactions and proceed with them even if he or she comes into possession of material nonpublic information.
Insiders file Form 4s with the SEC to report transactions in their companies' shares. Open market purchases and sales must be reported within two business days of the transaction.
First Solar Chief Executive Michael J. Ahearn Sells 273,500 Shares
February 22, 2008: 03:19 PM EST
NEW YORK (Associated Press) - The chief executive of solar-panel maker First Solar Inc. sold 273,500 shares of stock under a prearranged trading plan, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
In a Form 4 filed with the SEC Thursday, Michael J. Ahearn reported he sold the shares Tuesday through Thursday for $211.46 to $215.71 apiece. He reported owning the shares indirectly through a trust and a family foundation.
The stock sale was conducted under a prearranged 10b5-1 trading plan, which allows a company insider to set up a program in advance for such transactions and proceed with them even if he or she comes into possession of material nonpublic information.
Insiders file Form 4s with the SEC to report transactions in their companies' shares. Open market purchases and sales must be reported within two business days of the transaction.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.432.504 von spoon79 am 21.02.08 10:12:06Jopp, -> #1096, am Ende des Beitrags geht er auf die Frage ein!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.429.600 von Hoerschwelle am 20.02.08 21:49:45Tellurium ist kein Thema, absoulut kein Thema. Man ist voll und ganz gesichert und baut die Kapazitaten aus. Man hat lanfristige Lieferverträge
Hast du ne Quelle um diese Aussage zu belegen?
Hast du ne Quelle um diese Aussage zu belegen?
6 Mrd US $ feste Aufträge bis 2012, 2 GW Malysya wird >700 MW ab Ende 2009 ausspucken suma sumarum kommen dann Ende 09 ~1 GW zu Tage. alle 2,5 Stunden ein neues Modul aus jeder Linie Malysya I (Kulim I) wird im Q2 an den Start gehen, dann folgt Kulim II nach 6 Monats und dann Kulim II und IV im 3 Monats Tackt 1,12 in Q4/07 je Watt, Tendenz weiter stark fallend denn von 06 nach 07 waren es -30% http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/FSLR/195387854x436477…Tellurium ist kein Thema, absoulut kein Thema. Man ist voll und ganz gesichert und baut die Kapazitaten aus. Man hat lanfristige Lieferverträge
Vorsicht mit Siliziumherstellern, watch for First Solar
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.427.864 von tonycat am 20.02.08 19:35:16230$ kommen...so ungefähr morgen - das sind ja nur 6% mehr. 
Gap heute intraday getestet - bestens für weitere Kurse gen N in kommenden Tagen.
Hoerschwelles Analystenfilmchen hat es ja schon vorweggenommen
...und ich freu mich über meinen KO
Gap heute intraday getestet - bestens für weitere Kurse gen N in kommenden Tagen.
Hoerschwelles Analystenfilmchen hat es ja schon vorweggenommen
...und ich freu mich über meinen KO
... allein die Ansage heute bei PiperJaffrays war schon wieder unglaublich! FSLR ist wirklich nicht zu toppen.
http://webcastingplayer.corporate-ir.net/player/PlayerHost.a…
http://webcastingplayer.corporate-ir.net/player/PlayerHost.a…
First Solar said its profit climbed sharply as its new factory in Germany geared up.
ThinkEquity Partners LLC reiterated its buy rating on First Solar and said the company beat its earnings target.
"We expect strong fourth-quarter earnings for most of the operating solar companies in our coverage universe to reignite interest in the solar space," analysts Jonathan Hoopes and Budong Peng said in a note!
ThinkEquity Partners LLC reiterated its buy rating on First Solar and said the company beat its earnings target.
"We expect strong fourth-quarter earnings for most of the operating solar companies in our coverage universe to reignite interest in the solar space," analysts Jonathan Hoopes and Budong Peng said in a note!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.424.190 von Dere am 20.02.08 15:35:26Wow, DOLLAR 1,12 pro Watt Produktionskosten, warum sollen wir dann hier in Deutschland noch lange 3-4 EURO 
pro Watt und Modul zahlen???
Ich rechne mal so: 1,12 /1,47= 0,76 cents, plus 50% Marge für First Solar -> 1,14 Euro/Watt plus 10-20% für "Porto" und "Verpackung"; dumm nur, daß die eine relativ große Mindestkontraktgröße für den Direktkauf verlangen können...
Übrigens, 230 USD kommen doch nicht so schnell, aber wie früher vermutet wurde 200 USD getestet und jetzt geht es wieder aufwärte, die Spreu trennt sich vom Weizen, First Solar und Q-Cells werden sicherlich noch den Aktionären Freude bereiten...
pro Watt Produktionskosten, warum sollen wir dann hier in Deutschland noch lange 3-4 EURO 
pro Watt und Modul zahlen???Ich rechne mal so: 1,12 /1,47= 0,76 cents, plus 50%
Marge für First Solar -> 1,14 Euro/Watt plus 10-20% für "Porto" und "Verpackung"; dumm nur, daß die eine relativ große Mindestkontraktgröße für den Direktkauf verlangen können...Übrigens, 230 USD kommen doch nicht so schnell, aber wie früher vermutet wurde 200 USD getestet und jetzt geht es wieder aufwärte, die Spreu trennt sich vom Weizen, First Solar und Q-Cells werden sicherlich noch den Aktionären Freude bereiten...
PHOENIX, Feb 20, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Desert Energy Development Corporation ("Desert Energy") announced today that it is nearing construction of its first renewable energy electrical generation facility in the Phoenix area. This announcement is in response to the recent request by Arizona Public Service.
For guidance from state regulators and industry experts about the types of facilities to plan for and construct. "We have been aware of the potential shortage of generation capacity in Arizona for some time," stated Joe Blankenship, CEO of Desert Energy. "Our studies indicate similar potential shortages stated in the APS request for guidance," continued Mr. Blankenship.
Mr. Blankenship provided the following description of Desert Energy generation capabilities: "Our Company has two unique technologies that can add to the electricity supply in Arizona.
The first is a low-head hydro generation capability that can be installed in aqueducts and canals so prevalent in the West. A site near Phoenix has been selected, equipment ordered and the civil structure is being designed. The initial site is 20 kW capacity, with rapid scaling to 100 kW, 500 kW and multi-megawatt capabilities. While our first installations will be distributed generation type facilities in aqueducts and irrigation canals, we have the opportunity to participate in two projects approaching 50 megawatts each within the lock-and-dam system on the Mississippi river, where our partner has preliminary permits.
"Our second technology combines binary cycle equipment used in geothermal installations with a unique solar thermal collection technique. This design reduces plant footprint and takes advantage of Arizona's excellent sunny conditions. This design will start at approximately 250 kW capacity and is scalable to multi-megawatt proportions. "
With the best sun conditions in the world, I am disappointed that Arizona has not provided the incentives that stimulated an explosion of photo-voltaic installations in Japan, Europe, California and New Jersey," stated Mr. Blankenship. "One Phoenix headquartered company, First Solar Corporation has been a beneficiary of that explosive growth. Our technologies can be successful without subsidies or incentives as long as we get close to Arizona retail electric rates," continued Mr. Blankenship. "We applaud APS's description of the magnitude of a potential shortage which might inspire the Arizona Corporation Commission and Legislature to further action," he concluded.
For guidance from state regulators and industry experts about the types of facilities to plan for and construct. "We have been aware of the potential shortage of generation capacity in Arizona for some time," stated Joe Blankenship, CEO of Desert Energy. "Our studies indicate similar potential shortages stated in the APS request for guidance," continued Mr. Blankenship.
Mr. Blankenship provided the following description of Desert Energy generation capabilities: "Our Company has two unique technologies that can add to the electricity supply in Arizona.
The first is a low-head hydro generation capability that can be installed in aqueducts and canals so prevalent in the West. A site near Phoenix has been selected, equipment ordered and the civil structure is being designed. The initial site is 20 kW capacity, with rapid scaling to 100 kW, 500 kW and multi-megawatt capabilities. While our first installations will be distributed generation type facilities in aqueducts and irrigation canals, we have the opportunity to participate in two projects approaching 50 megawatts each within the lock-and-dam system on the Mississippi river, where our partner has preliminary permits.
"Our second technology combines binary cycle equipment used in geothermal installations with a unique solar thermal collection technique. This design reduces plant footprint and takes advantage of Arizona's excellent sunny conditions. This design will start at approximately 250 kW capacity and is scalable to multi-megawatt proportions. "
With the best sun conditions in the world, I am disappointed that Arizona has not provided the incentives that stimulated an explosion of photo-voltaic installations in Japan, Europe, California and New Jersey," stated Mr. Blankenship. "One Phoenix headquartered company, First Solar Corporation has been a beneficiary of that explosive growth. Our technologies can be successful without subsidies or incentives as long as we get close to Arizona retail electric rates," continued Mr. Blankenship. "We applaud APS's description of the magnitude of a potential shortage which might inspire the Arizona Corporation Commission and Legislature to further action," he concluded.
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