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Nunochmalzurerinnerung:
Warum wird FS alle Solar Firmen Outperformen:
Unter realen Einsatzbedingungen wird CdTe im Allgemeinen mehr Energie als Solarmodule mit vergleichbaren Nennleistungen erzeugen.
Die Effizienz von Solarzellen bei der Umwandlung von Sonnen- in elektrische Energie nimmt in dem Maße ab, wie die Zelltemperaturen ansteigen. Demgegenüber ist der Wirkungsgrad von CdTe weniger empfindlich gegenüber einer zunehmenden Zelltemperatur, so dass CdTe-Solarmodule bei hohen Umgebungs- und somit hohen Zelltemperaturen verhältnismäßig mehr Energie erzeugen können. Außerdem absorbiert CdTe auch schwächeres und diffuses Licht und kann es selbst bei bewölkten Witterungsbedingungen sowie in der Dämmerung, wenn herkömmliche Zellen weniger effizient arbeiten, gut umwandeln. Daher wird CdTe unter realen Einsatzbedingungen im Allgemeinen mehr Energie erzeugen als herkömmliche Solarmodule mit ähnlicher Nennleistung.
CdTe gestattet einfache Zellstrukturen und Prozesse, die nur geringe Produktionskosten verursachen.
Durch seine Robustheit ermöglicht CdTe relativ einfache Zellstrukturen und Produktionsprozesse. Hochleistungsmodule lassen sich dabei aus polykristallinen Halbleitern mit einem Übergang herstellen. Mit CdTe wurden erfolgreich automatisierte Produktionsprozesse mit hohem Durchsatz aufgebaut, ohne dass dazu auf teure Reinräume oder andere aufwendige Spezialausrüstungen zurückgegriffen werden musste.
CdTe-Rohmaterial ist zur Massenproduktion und Deckung eines großen Bedarfs reichlich vorhanden.
CdTe wird durch die Umwandlung von Kadmium und Tellur in einen stabiles Halbleitermaterial überführt. Diese beiden Materialien in Elementarform fallen als Nebenprodukte von Verhüttungsprozessen an (vor allem in der Zinkverhüttung und Kupferverhüttung) und stehen in großen Mengen als Basis für eine Jahresproduktion von mehreren GW zur Verfügung.
Nunochmalzurerinnerung:
Warum wird FS alle Solar Firmen Outperformen:
Unter realen Einsatzbedingungen wird CdTe im Allgemeinen mehr Energie als Solarmodule mit vergleichbaren Nennleistungen erzeugen.
Die Effizienz von Solarzellen bei der Umwandlung von Sonnen- in elektrische Energie nimmt in dem Maße ab, wie die Zelltemperaturen ansteigen. Demgegenüber ist der Wirkungsgrad von CdTe weniger empfindlich gegenüber einer zunehmenden Zelltemperatur, so dass CdTe-Solarmodule bei hohen Umgebungs- und somit hohen Zelltemperaturen verhältnismäßig mehr Energie erzeugen können. Außerdem absorbiert CdTe auch schwächeres und diffuses Licht und kann es selbst bei bewölkten Witterungsbedingungen sowie in der Dämmerung, wenn herkömmliche Zellen weniger effizient arbeiten, gut umwandeln. Daher wird CdTe unter realen Einsatzbedingungen im Allgemeinen mehr Energie erzeugen als herkömmliche Solarmodule mit ähnlicher Nennleistung.
CdTe gestattet einfache Zellstrukturen und Prozesse, die nur geringe Produktionskosten verursachen.
Durch seine Robustheit ermöglicht CdTe relativ einfache Zellstrukturen und Produktionsprozesse. Hochleistungsmodule lassen sich dabei aus polykristallinen Halbleitern mit einem Übergang herstellen. Mit CdTe wurden erfolgreich automatisierte Produktionsprozesse mit hohem Durchsatz aufgebaut, ohne dass dazu auf teure Reinräume oder andere aufwendige Spezialausrüstungen zurückgegriffen werden musste.
CdTe-Rohmaterial ist zur Massenproduktion und Deckung eines großen Bedarfs reichlich vorhanden.
CdTe wird durch die Umwandlung von Kadmium und Tellur in einen stabiles Halbleitermaterial überführt. Diese beiden Materialien in Elementarform fallen als Nebenprodukte von Verhüttungsprozessen an (vor allem in der Zinkverhüttung und Kupferverhüttung) und stehen in großen Mengen als Basis für eine Jahresproduktion von mehreren GW zur Verfügung.
Citigroup, Ford, Hollis-Eden, Mamma.com: U.S. Equity Movers
By Jeff Kearns
March 8 (Bloomberg) -- The following is a list of companies whose shares are having unusual price changes in U.S. exchanges. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names. Share prices are as of 9:30 a.m. New York time.
Advanced Magnetics Inc. (AMAG US) fell 34 cents to $55.80 and traded as low as $55.70. The maker of diagnostic imaging agents said in a regulatory filing that Chief Financial Officer Michael N. Avallone resigned from the company, effective March 21. The company didn't provide a reason for Avallone's departure.
Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT US) rose 40 cents, or 2.2 percent, to $18.60 and traded as high as $18.65. The world's biggest maker of semiconductor-production equipment was upgraded to ``overweight'' from ``equal weight'' at Morgan Stanley, which said the shares may gain 20 percent in the next 12 to 18 months on accelerating earnings growth.
Citigroup Inc. (C US) rose 63 cents to $50.85 and traded as high as $50.90. The world's biggest financial firm by market value is ``very aggressively'' talking with Bank of Overseas Chinese over the purchase of a stake, an official at the Taiwanese bank said. Citigroup may buy all of Overseas Chinese for NT$14 billion ($425 million), the Wall Street Journal reported today, citing a person familiar with the talks. Overseas Chinese Executive Vice President Weng Chien said no deal has been reached. Citigroup's Hong Kong-based spokesman Richard Tesvich declined to comment.
Distributed Energy Systems Corp. (DESC US) fell 52 cents, or 19 percent, to $2.24 and traded as low as $2.16. The maker of hydrogen generators said in a statement distributed yesterday by PR Newswire that its fourth-quarter net loss widened to 84 cents a share from 9 cents a year earlier. The stock was downgraded to ``neutral'' from ``buy'' by Merriman Curhan Ford & Co. analyst Brion Tanous.
Express Scripts Inc. (ESRX US) rose $1.36, or 1.8 percent, to $76.13 and traded as high as $77.50. The third-largest U.S. manager of drug benefits for employee health plans boosted its offer for rival Caremark RX Inc. (CMX US) by as much as 87 cents a share to $61.97. It also said it expects U.S. antitrust regulators will seek more information about its bid. CVS Corp. (CVS US), the drugstore chain competing with Express Scripts to buy Caremark, is also planning to raise its offer today, possibly after the markets close, CNBC reported, without saying where it got the information. The amount of the new CVS offer isn't yet known. Caremark shares rose $1.06, or 1.7 percent, to $62.36. CVS shares rose 89 cents, or 2.8 percent, to $32.21.
First Solar Inc. (FSLR US) rose $2.58, or 5.4 percent, to $50.20 and traded as high as $50.52. The solar-module maker was recommended by CNBC host Jim Cramer on his ``Mad Money'' television program. The company is ``the best solar power stock out there,'' Cramer said.
Ford Motor Co. (F US) rose 19 cents, or 2.4 percent, to $7.81 and traded as high as $7.86. The second-largest U.S. automaker was raised to ``neutral'' from ``underperform'' at Credit Suisse Group, which said Ford's first-quarter loss may be less than analysts expect. Ford may report a pretax loss of $1.4 billion to $1.5 billion, analyst Christopher Ceraso wrote in a note. He previously estimated a loss of $1.7 billion.
General Dynamics Corp. (GD US) rose 42 cents to $76.45 and traded as high as $76.70. The largest maker of armored vehicles for the U.S. military said it will increase its quarterly dividend by 26 percent. The increase to 29 cents per share from 23 cents will be paid May 11 to shareholders of record on April 13.
GrafTech International Ltd. (GTI US) rose 2 cents to $7.78 and traded as high as $7.91. The maker of products used in steel and aluminum production said it may restate 2006 earnings because the company didn't correctly account for some loans. The revision will increase income from continuing operations by $3 million to $5 million, the company said in a statement.
Hollis-Eden Pharmaceuticals Inc. (HEPH US) fell $1.25, or 29 percent, to $3.03 and traded as low as $2.90. The drugmaker said in a Business Wire statement that the U.S. Health and Human Services Department rejected a proposal by the company to make a drug to treat radiation poisoning.
Mamma.com Inc. (MAMA US) rose $1.44, or 32 percent, to $5.94. The online search and marketing provider said in a statement distributed yesterday by Market Wire that fourth- quarter net income was 3 cents a share compared with a net loss of 6 cents a share a year earlier.
Monster Worldwide Inc. (MNST US) gained $2.12, or 4.5 percent, to $49.67 and traded as high as $49.98. Citigroup raised its recommendation for the stock to ``buy'' from ``hold'' and increased its price target by 20 percent to $60. ``Monster's very strong growth in Europe, its promising Internet advertising segment, and still very material business-model leverage make this a core Internet holding to be added to at these risk-reward levels,'' analysts including Mark Mahaney wrote in a report.
By Jeff Kearns
March 8 (Bloomberg) -- The following is a list of companies whose shares are having unusual price changes in U.S. exchanges. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names. Share prices are as of 9:30 a.m. New York time.
Advanced Magnetics Inc. (AMAG US) fell 34 cents to $55.80 and traded as low as $55.70. The maker of diagnostic imaging agents said in a regulatory filing that Chief Financial Officer Michael N. Avallone resigned from the company, effective March 21. The company didn't provide a reason for Avallone's departure.
Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT US) rose 40 cents, or 2.2 percent, to $18.60 and traded as high as $18.65. The world's biggest maker of semiconductor-production equipment was upgraded to ``overweight'' from ``equal weight'' at Morgan Stanley, which said the shares may gain 20 percent in the next 12 to 18 months on accelerating earnings growth.
Citigroup Inc. (C US) rose 63 cents to $50.85 and traded as high as $50.90. The world's biggest financial firm by market value is ``very aggressively'' talking with Bank of Overseas Chinese over the purchase of a stake, an official at the Taiwanese bank said. Citigroup may buy all of Overseas Chinese for NT$14 billion ($425 million), the Wall Street Journal reported today, citing a person familiar with the talks. Overseas Chinese Executive Vice President Weng Chien said no deal has been reached. Citigroup's Hong Kong-based spokesman Richard Tesvich declined to comment.
Distributed Energy Systems Corp. (DESC US) fell 52 cents, or 19 percent, to $2.24 and traded as low as $2.16. The maker of hydrogen generators said in a statement distributed yesterday by PR Newswire that its fourth-quarter net loss widened to 84 cents a share from 9 cents a year earlier. The stock was downgraded to ``neutral'' from ``buy'' by Merriman Curhan Ford & Co. analyst Brion Tanous.
Express Scripts Inc. (ESRX US) rose $1.36, or 1.8 percent, to $76.13 and traded as high as $77.50. The third-largest U.S. manager of drug benefits for employee health plans boosted its offer for rival Caremark RX Inc. (CMX US) by as much as 87 cents a share to $61.97. It also said it expects U.S. antitrust regulators will seek more information about its bid. CVS Corp. (CVS US), the drugstore chain competing with Express Scripts to buy Caremark, is also planning to raise its offer today, possibly after the markets close, CNBC reported, without saying where it got the information. The amount of the new CVS offer isn't yet known. Caremark shares rose $1.06, or 1.7 percent, to $62.36. CVS shares rose 89 cents, or 2.8 percent, to $32.21.
First Solar Inc. (FSLR US) rose $2.58, or 5.4 percent, to $50.20 and traded as high as $50.52. The solar-module maker was recommended by CNBC host Jim Cramer on his ``Mad Money'' television program. The company is ``the best solar power stock out there,'' Cramer said.
Ford Motor Co. (F US) rose 19 cents, or 2.4 percent, to $7.81 and traded as high as $7.86. The second-largest U.S. automaker was raised to ``neutral'' from ``underperform'' at Credit Suisse Group, which said Ford's first-quarter loss may be less than analysts expect. Ford may report a pretax loss of $1.4 billion to $1.5 billion, analyst Christopher Ceraso wrote in a note. He previously estimated a loss of $1.7 billion.
General Dynamics Corp. (GD US) rose 42 cents to $76.45 and traded as high as $76.70. The largest maker of armored vehicles for the U.S. military said it will increase its quarterly dividend by 26 percent. The increase to 29 cents per share from 23 cents will be paid May 11 to shareholders of record on April 13.
GrafTech International Ltd. (GTI US) rose 2 cents to $7.78 and traded as high as $7.91. The maker of products used in steel and aluminum production said it may restate 2006 earnings because the company didn't correctly account for some loans. The revision will increase income from continuing operations by $3 million to $5 million, the company said in a statement.
Hollis-Eden Pharmaceuticals Inc. (HEPH US) fell $1.25, or 29 percent, to $3.03 and traded as low as $2.90. The drugmaker said in a Business Wire statement that the U.S. Health and Human Services Department rejected a proposal by the company to make a drug to treat radiation poisoning.
Mamma.com Inc. (MAMA US) rose $1.44, or 32 percent, to $5.94. The online search and marketing provider said in a statement distributed yesterday by Market Wire that fourth- quarter net income was 3 cents a share compared with a net loss of 6 cents a share a year earlier.
Monster Worldwide Inc. (MNST US) gained $2.12, or 4.5 percent, to $49.67 and traded as high as $49.98. Citigroup raised its recommendation for the stock to ``buy'' from ``hold'' and increased its price target by 20 percent to $60. ``Monster's very strong growth in Europe, its promising Internet advertising segment, and still very material business-model leverage make this a core Internet holding to be added to at these risk-reward levels,'' analysts including Mark Mahaney wrote in a report.
World Energy Exchange Completes First Solar Renewable Energy Credit Trade
WORCESTER, MA, March 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- World Energy Solutions (TSX: XWE) announces the completion of its first online forward auction for selling renewable energy credits. Conducted for MMA Renewable Ventures, LLC, a subsidiary of Municipal Mortgage&Equity, LLC ("MuniMae," NYSE: MMA), the auction was a pioneering transaction that enabled MMA Renewable Ventures to leverage online technology to attract competing bidders wishing to purchase solar renewable energy credits (SRECs) needed to comply with New Jersey's Renewable Portfolio Standards. The auction resulted in the sale of 1500 SRECs, the equivalent of 1500 MWh of renewable energy, to be delivered over a 28-month contract period beginning in January 2007. MMA Renewable Ventures is a provider of third-party renewable energy project finance solutions.
"MMA Renewable Ventures is committed to optimizing the full spectrum of financial and technological factors to deliver cost-effective renewable energy projects, and SRECs are a critical piece of that economic puzzle," said Matt Cheney, CEO of MMA Renewable Ventures. "An innovative new tool in our renewable energy finance toolkit, the World Energy Exchange allows us to quickly reach a much larger pool of buyers in the competitive SREC market. With a winning bid that was 25 percent higher than the initial bid, the online auction likely garnered a higher price for our SRECs than we would have achieved through a traditional process."
The SRECs were auctioned for MMA Renewable Ventures through a World Energy Channel Partner, the Dome-Tech Group, a provider of energy efficiency and clean energy project development and consulting services.
"We've administered World Energy's online auction for energy purchases, but this is the first time the system has been used for the sale of SRECs," said Ed Liberty, Vice President of the Dome-Tech Group. "As the selling price of SRECs increases, the economics of a solar photovoltaic installation project improve. Buyers and sellers alike will benefit from having this new tool at work in New Jersey's solar energy market as we transition from rebates to a REC-based market."
As part of this venture, MMA Renewable Ventures financed a solar power project initiative through a power purchase agreement (PPA) with one of Dome-Tech's long-time commercial and industrial clients. The client agreed to the installation of solar panels on the roof of its manufacturing facility in return for a guaranteed source of energy to help power its facilities. The PPA enables the client to purchase the energy output of the system without having to purchase the system itself. MMA Renewable Ventures in turn benefits from a long term power sales agreement with the client and the sale of solar renewable energy credits to electricity suppliers seeking to comply with New Jersey's Renewable Portfolio Standard.
"We are pleased that Dome-Tech had such a successful result on the retail energy side that they chose us for the forward auction for the SRECs," said World Energy President Rich Domaleski. "We believe that the auction model is ideally suited to the burgeoning green market as it is efficient, transparent, and, we believe, it extracts the best price out of the market. With a tool like this, project developers can improve project economics and accelerate implementation of green alternatives. We are proud to have been part of this venture with Dome-Tech and MMA, particularly since, to the best of our knowledge, this is the first SREC on-line auction in the state's history."
About World Energy Solutions, Inc.
World Energy is an energy brokerage company that has developed the World Energy Exchange online auction platforms, through which a diverse set of energy buyers and sellers can trade energy, financial instruments and renewable energy credits in a fiscally efficient and process compliant manner. To date the company has brokered over 31 billion kilowatt hours of electricity and 64 million decatherms of natural gas.
About the Dome-Tech Group
Founded in 1989, the Dome-Tech Group is a leading provider of energy efficiency and clean energy project development and consulting. With offices in both New Jersey and New York, the company was named New Jersey's First Clean Energy Market Innovator by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and the Clean Energy Office. The company's five Centers of Excellence specialize in optimizing building systems and implementing energy-efficient and renewable-energy. Dome-Tech services a wide range of clients in the pharmaceutical, institutional, healthcare, K-12 and commercial markets. For more information, visit http://www.dome-tech.com/.
About MMA Renewable Ventures
A wholly-owned subsidiary of MuniMae, MMA Renewable Ventures finances, manages and operates renewable energy assets in the United States. The Company provides customized financial solutions through debt and equity investments, leases and Power Purchase Agreements to build distributed clean energy generation plants. MMA Renewable Ventures is dedicated to delivering competitively priced, clean energy for customers, strong partnership options for project developers, and exceptional opportunities for institutional investment in the renewable energy sector. For more information about MMA Renewable Ventures, visit http://www.mmarenewableventures.com/
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that are based on our current expectations, beliefs, assumptions, estimates, forecasts and projections about the industry and markets in which World Energy Solutions operates. The statements contained in this release are not guarantees of future performance, are inherently uncertain and involve certain risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to predict. Therefore, actual outcomes and results may differ materially from what is expressed in such forward-looking statements, and such statements should not be relied upon as representing World Energy Solutions' expectations or beliefs as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release. We do not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements made by us. Important factors that may affect future operating results include: our revenue is dependent on actual future energy purchases pursuant to completed procurements; the demand for our services is effected by changes in regulated prices or cyclicality or volatility in competitive market prices for energy; we depend on a small number of key energy consumers, suppliers and channel partners; factors outside our control affect transaction volume in the electricity market; and other factors identified in our Registration Statement on Form S-1 and subsequent reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
WORCESTER, MA, March 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- World Energy Solutions (TSX: XWE) announces the completion of its first online forward auction for selling renewable energy credits. Conducted for MMA Renewable Ventures, LLC, a subsidiary of Municipal Mortgage&Equity, LLC ("MuniMae," NYSE: MMA), the auction was a pioneering transaction that enabled MMA Renewable Ventures to leverage online technology to attract competing bidders wishing to purchase solar renewable energy credits (SRECs) needed to comply with New Jersey's Renewable Portfolio Standards. The auction resulted in the sale of 1500 SRECs, the equivalent of 1500 MWh of renewable energy, to be delivered over a 28-month contract period beginning in January 2007. MMA Renewable Ventures is a provider of third-party renewable energy project finance solutions.
"MMA Renewable Ventures is committed to optimizing the full spectrum of financial and technological factors to deliver cost-effective renewable energy projects, and SRECs are a critical piece of that economic puzzle," said Matt Cheney, CEO of MMA Renewable Ventures. "An innovative new tool in our renewable energy finance toolkit, the World Energy Exchange allows us to quickly reach a much larger pool of buyers in the competitive SREC market. With a winning bid that was 25 percent higher than the initial bid, the online auction likely garnered a higher price for our SRECs than we would have achieved through a traditional process."
The SRECs were auctioned for MMA Renewable Ventures through a World Energy Channel Partner, the Dome-Tech Group, a provider of energy efficiency and clean energy project development and consulting services.
"We've administered World Energy's online auction for energy purchases, but this is the first time the system has been used for the sale of SRECs," said Ed Liberty, Vice President of the Dome-Tech Group. "As the selling price of SRECs increases, the economics of a solar photovoltaic installation project improve. Buyers and sellers alike will benefit from having this new tool at work in New Jersey's solar energy market as we transition from rebates to a REC-based market."
As part of this venture, MMA Renewable Ventures financed a solar power project initiative through a power purchase agreement (PPA) with one of Dome-Tech's long-time commercial and industrial clients. The client agreed to the installation of solar panels on the roof of its manufacturing facility in return for a guaranteed source of energy to help power its facilities. The PPA enables the client to purchase the energy output of the system without having to purchase the system itself. MMA Renewable Ventures in turn benefits from a long term power sales agreement with the client and the sale of solar renewable energy credits to electricity suppliers seeking to comply with New Jersey's Renewable Portfolio Standard.
"We are pleased that Dome-Tech had such a successful result on the retail energy side that they chose us for the forward auction for the SRECs," said World Energy President Rich Domaleski. "We believe that the auction model is ideally suited to the burgeoning green market as it is efficient, transparent, and, we believe, it extracts the best price out of the market. With a tool like this, project developers can improve project economics and accelerate implementation of green alternatives. We are proud to have been part of this venture with Dome-Tech and MMA, particularly since, to the best of our knowledge, this is the first SREC on-line auction in the state's history."
About World Energy Solutions, Inc.
World Energy is an energy brokerage company that has developed the World Energy Exchange online auction platforms, through which a diverse set of energy buyers and sellers can trade energy, financial instruments and renewable energy credits in a fiscally efficient and process compliant manner. To date the company has brokered over 31 billion kilowatt hours of electricity and 64 million decatherms of natural gas.
About the Dome-Tech Group
Founded in 1989, the Dome-Tech Group is a leading provider of energy efficiency and clean energy project development and consulting. With offices in both New Jersey and New York, the company was named New Jersey's First Clean Energy Market Innovator by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and the Clean Energy Office. The company's five Centers of Excellence specialize in optimizing building systems and implementing energy-efficient and renewable-energy. Dome-Tech services a wide range of clients in the pharmaceutical, institutional, healthcare, K-12 and commercial markets. For more information, visit http://www.dome-tech.com/.
About MMA Renewable Ventures
A wholly-owned subsidiary of MuniMae, MMA Renewable Ventures finances, manages and operates renewable energy assets in the United States. The Company provides customized financial solutions through debt and equity investments, leases and Power Purchase Agreements to build distributed clean energy generation plants. MMA Renewable Ventures is dedicated to delivering competitively priced, clean energy for customers, strong partnership options for project developers, and exceptional opportunities for institutional investment in the renewable energy sector. For more information about MMA Renewable Ventures, visit http://www.mmarenewableventures.com/
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements that are based on our current expectations, beliefs, assumptions, estimates, forecasts and projections about the industry and markets in which World Energy Solutions operates. The statements contained in this release are not guarantees of future performance, are inherently uncertain and involve certain risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to predict. Therefore, actual outcomes and results may differ materially from what is expressed in such forward-looking statements, and such statements should not be relied upon as representing World Energy Solutions' expectations or beliefs as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release. We do not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements made by us. Important factors that may affect future operating results include: our revenue is dependent on actual future energy purchases pursuant to completed procurements; the demand for our services is effected by changes in regulated prices or cyclicality or volatility in competitive market prices for energy; we depend on a small number of key energy consumers, suppliers and channel partners; factors outside our control affect transaction volume in the electricity market; and other factors identified in our Registration Statement on Form S-1 and subsequent reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
jim cramer vom 07.03.2007
Powered Solar Play
As part of a four-part special series, Cramer said he's pulling from the rubble the stocks that don't deserve to be down and that viewers should consider buying.
On Tuesday's show, Cramer suggested people buy General Cable (BGC - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr - Rating); today, he's pulling out First Solar (FLSR - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr).
The company, Cramer said, can generate more energy for less money than its competitors. But the reason to buy First Solar now is because it recently reported a "blowout, better-than-expected" quarter, he said. It is "immunized" from the downside and its upside it not reflected in its price, Cramer said.
"On Feb. 13, First Solar gave the Street some serious BTE," or better-than-expected numbers, he said. And while the company made some people money after it reported, it was hit hard for no reason during the recent market selloff, Cramer said.
Although the stock has rebounded, he believes it's still worth more than it's selling at now. Not only does First Solar have the highest margins of its competitors at 40%, but it also has low raw costs and estimates that are too low, Cramer added.
hört sich sehr gut an meine erfahrung ist das der man viel beachtung hat an der wall street
Powered Solar Play
As part of a four-part special series, Cramer said he's pulling from the rubble the stocks that don't deserve to be down and that viewers should consider buying.
On Tuesday's show, Cramer suggested people buy General Cable (BGC - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr - Rating); today, he's pulling out First Solar (FLSR - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr).
The company, Cramer said, can generate more energy for less money than its competitors. But the reason to buy First Solar now is because it recently reported a "blowout, better-than-expected" quarter, he said. It is "immunized" from the downside and its upside it not reflected in its price, Cramer said.
"On Feb. 13, First Solar gave the Street some serious BTE," or better-than-expected numbers, he said. And while the company made some people money after it reported, it was hit hard for no reason during the recent market selloff, Cramer said.
Although the stock has rebounded, he believes it's still worth more than it's selling at now. Not only does First Solar have the highest margins of its competitors at 40%, but it also has low raw costs and estimates that are too low, Cramer added.
hört sich sehr gut an meine erfahrung ist das der man viel beachtung hat an der wall street
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.097.377 von StLaurent am 03.03.07 21:53:57Danke für deine Ausführungen, StLaurent.
(bezieht sich der Name auf die lekkere Rebsorte?
Das mit der Dimensionierung sehe ich - wie unten schion geschrieben - ähnlich wie du.
Die Zahlen von Walmart waren 3900 Märkte und 100 MW gesamt, was rechnerisch nicht zusammenpaßßt bzw. diese 25 KW/Markt ergeben.
Bin noch nicht dahinter gekommen, wo der Fehler steckt.
2000m2 wären meiner Ansicht nach auch die Minimalgröße pro Markt, realistisch wäre wohl eher das Doppelte.
Evtl. sind die 1000 MW nur die erste Tranche von Märkten, die bestückt werden sollen. Mal schaun, ob das noch konkretisiert wird.
(bezieht sich der Name auf die lekkere Rebsorte?
Das mit der Dimensionierung sehe ich - wie unten schion geschrieben - ähnlich wie du.
Die Zahlen von Walmart waren 3900 Märkte und 100 MW gesamt, was rechnerisch nicht zusammenpaßßt bzw. diese 25 KW/Markt ergeben.
Bin noch nicht dahinter gekommen, wo der Fehler steckt.
2000m2 wären meiner Ansicht nach auch die Minimalgröße pro Markt, realistisch wäre wohl eher das Doppelte.
Evtl. sind die 1000 MW nur die erste Tranche von Märkten, die bestückt werden sollen. Mal schaun, ob das noch konkretisiert wird.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.073.955 von Nussriegel am 02.03.07 18:17:19In D sollte man die Anlage für 4,5-5€/Wp schlüsselfertig aufs Dach bekommen in der Anlagengröße mit den First Solar Modulen. In den USA würde ich den Preis - wegen der höheren Anforderungen bei der DC Installation und den niedrigeren Systemspannungen auf ca. 5 - 5,5€/Wp schätzen.
Allerdings machen wegen economy of scale 25kWp/Markt wenig Sinn (auch bei der Größe) - da wären mindestens 100kWp/Markt notwendig. Und die dafür mit First Solar Modulen notwendige Fläche bei dem geringen Neigungs/Verschattungswinkel in den USA von max. 1.500-2.000
m² sollte so ein WalMart ja noch haben...(auch wenn Oberlichter, RWAs, etc.. abgezogen sind)...
Allerdings machen wegen economy of scale 25kWp/Markt wenig Sinn (auch bei der Größe) - da wären mindestens 100kWp/Markt notwendig. Und die dafür mit First Solar Modulen notwendige Fläche bei dem geringen Neigungs/Verschattungswinkel in den USA von max. 1.500-2.000
m² sollte so ein WalMart ja noch haben...(auch wenn Oberlichter, RWAs, etc.. abgezogen sind)...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.072.816 von Hoerschwelle am 02.03.07 17:27:11habe inzwischen was gefunden von 8 Mio$ /MW, wäre aber dankbar, wenn ein Kenner der Solarszene mir diese Zahl bestätigen könnte.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.066.761 von Nussriegel am 02.03.07 12:53:01Hab Wal-Mart mal angragt, aber noch keine Antort
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First Solar Management Enters Into Pre-Arranged Stock Trading Plans
PHOENIX, March 2, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:FSLR) today announced the adoption of pre-arranged stock trading plans for members of its executive team, including Mike Ahearn, President and CEO, Chip Hambro, Chief Operating Officer, Jens Meyerhoff, Chief Financial Officer and Ken Schulz Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
Transactions under this plan will cover approximately 20% of the individual's holdings and are expected to occur at predetermined times from May 15, 2007 to November 30, 2007 and will be publicly disclosed as they occur on Form 144 and Form 4 filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The trading plans were established under Rule 10b5-1 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Rule 10b5-1 plans permit individuals who are not in possession of material nonpublic information to establish pre-arranged plans to buy or sell company stock. These plans allow individuals to achieve prudent and gradual asset diversification over time.
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First Solar Management Enters Into Pre-Arranged Stock Trading Plans
PHOENIX, March 2, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:FSLR) today announced the adoption of pre-arranged stock trading plans for members of its executive team, including Mike Ahearn, President and CEO, Chip Hambro, Chief Operating Officer, Jens Meyerhoff, Chief Financial Officer and Ken Schulz Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
Transactions under this plan will cover approximately 20% of the individual's holdings and are expected to occur at predetermined times from May 15, 2007 to November 30, 2007 and will be publicly disclosed as they occur on Form 144 and Form 4 filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The trading plans were established under Rule 10b5-1 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Rule 10b5-1 plans permit individuals who are not in possession of material nonpublic information to establish pre-arranged plans to buy or sell company stock. These plans allow individuals to achieve prudent and gradual asset diversification over time.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.033.286 von Hoerschwelle am 28.02.07 19:41:45....that the investment could represent 100 megawatts of power....
kann mir jemand überschlägig sagen, was in dieser Größenordnung die solare Installation pro KW alles in alem kosten dürfte?
Bei 3900 auszurüstenden Märkten wären das allerdings nur 25 KW pro Markt, was mir nicht viel erscheint.
kann mir jemand überschlägig sagen, was in dieser Größenordnung die solare Installation pro KW alles in alem kosten dürfte?
Bei 3900 auszurüstenden Märkten wären das allerdings nur 25 KW pro Markt, was mir nicht viel erscheint.
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