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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.785.018 von algodyne am 21.07.07 11:57:27 hi aglodyne
wohin soll der kurs nun 50 euro oder 9-10 euro ???
Benutzername: algodyne
Registriert seit: 02.07.2007 [ seit 20 Tagen ]
und der will was über KGV wissen
wohin soll der kurs nun 50 euro oder 9-10 euro ???
Benutzername: algodyne
Registriert seit: 02.07.2007 [ seit 20 Tagen ]
und der will was über KGV wissen
!
Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. Grund: Spammposting
KGV IST TOTAL ÜBERTRIEBEN...
@algodyne
willst Du die Titel billig einkaufen, weil Du hier so einen Schwachsinn postest? Der Kurs wird aber nicht in Deutschland gemacht, sondern in USA. Vielleicht suchst Du Dir dort mal eine entsprechende Community.
Oder bist Du einfach zu spät dran und ärgerst Dich dass Du die fetten Gewinne noch nicht in der Tasche hast. Die jetzigen Kurse sind ja Einstiegskurse, hast dann immernoch eine 100 % Chance.
willst Du die Titel billig einkaufen, weil Du hier so einen Schwachsinn postest? Der Kurs wird aber nicht in Deutschland gemacht, sondern in USA. Vielleicht suchst Du Dir dort mal eine entsprechende Community.
Oder bist Du einfach zu spät dran und ärgerst Dich dass Du die fetten Gewinne noch nicht in der Tasche hast. Die jetzigen Kurse sind ja Einstiegskurse, hast dann immernoch eine 100 % Chance.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.785.018 von algodyne am 21.07.07 11:57:27komm, geh spielen. Das was Du hier äußerst ist lächerlich und peinlich dazu
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Kurse um die 9-11 Euro sind fair bewertet..
Ich schätze das wir in den nächsten Wochen auf 50 Euro fallen werden..Dieser Titel ist völlig überteuert. Es gibt wesentlich günstigere Solarwerte..Schließlich zahle ich für ein Fiat nicht den Preis wie für ein Ferrari:O
Der Sektor boomt!
Investor's Business Daily
SunPower's Profit Doubles, Sales Triple Amid Soaring Demand For Solar Power
Thursday July 19, 7:00 pm ET
Brad Kelly
SunPower (NasdaqGM:SPWR - News) beat analysts' second- quarter views on Thursday amid surging demand for solar power systems, but shares slid due to a weaker gross margins outlook as well as a planned stock and debt offering.
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The solar power systems maker more than doubled earnings to 25 cents a share excluding items. Revenue surged 218% to $173.8 million. Analysts expected 21 cents on revenue of $156.7 million.
For solar power firms such as SunPower, Trina Solar (NYSE:TSL - News), First Solar (NasdaqGM:FSLR - News) and JA Solar (NasdaqGM:JASO - News), the future is now.
Demand is soaring due to high oil prices, subsidies and better technology. It also has made solar firms profitable. SunPower just posted its seventh straight quarter in the black.
SunPower guided analysts' third-quarter revenue forecasts higher. But it expects gross profit margins to drop to 20%-23% from the second quarter's 23%.
"Due to a higher systems revenue mix as well as the effect of ramping two lines (of production) during the quarter, we expect a slightly lower average gross margin," CFO Emmanuel Hernandez said in a conference call after the release of second-quarter results.
Hernandez said margins should rebound to 24%-25% in the fourth quarter.
"Solar power is typically a low-margin business. These are growing pains that a young company like SunPower goes through," said John Hardy, an analyst at American Technology Research.
Shares sold off as much as 8%, but closed down less than 2%.
SunPower historically has bought solar cells from third parties, limiting its gross margins. But they have one solar cell production line up and running, with two more coming. It hopes to achieve margins of 30% by the end of 2008.
Pavel Molchanov, an analyst at Raymond James, said the company's plans to offer 2.5 million shares and $175 million in senior debt also weighed down its stock.
"Whenever a company sells stock, it is perceived as a negative," he said.
SunPower's stock has jumped about 30% since early June. Its share price has more than doubled from a year ago to 68.71.
As energy prices and concerns about climate change continue to rise, the need for alternative power is in hot demand.
Germany and Japan started incentive programs back in the 1990s that helped jump-start the solar industry. In recent years, California and New Jersey have spent billions on similar programs.
Solar cells also are far more efficient than in the past decades. But for solar power to compete against conventional energy, prices still need to come down.
The price of silicon has risen in recent years due to high demand, limiting solar firms' ability to enter commercial markets. Some companies like First Solar have adopted thin-film solar cell technology to reduce their silicon needs.
SunPower also is cutting how much silicon it needs. On Wednesday, it inked a 10-year silicon supply pact with Hemlock Semiconductor. Deliveries will start in 2010.
The deal will supply SunPower with enough silicon to produce two gigawatts of power, or 2,000 megawatts. SunPower said it will produce 250 megawatts in 2008 and 400 or more in 2009.
SunPower expects this contract to help it meet its goal of slashing installed solar system costs by 50% between 2006 and 2012.
"The long-term outlook for SunPower is very bright and the future of the industry looks good as well," Hardy said.
SunPower expects total 2007 sales of $730 million to $750 million. It expects 2008 sales to rise to $1 billion to $1.2 billion.
Investor's Business Daily
SunPower's Profit Doubles, Sales Triple Amid Soaring Demand For Solar Power
Thursday July 19, 7:00 pm ET
Brad Kelly
SunPower (NasdaqGM:SPWR - News) beat analysts' second- quarter views on Thursday amid surging demand for solar power systems, but shares slid due to a weaker gross margins outlook as well as a planned stock and debt offering.
ADVERTISEMENT
The solar power systems maker more than doubled earnings to 25 cents a share excluding items. Revenue surged 218% to $173.8 million. Analysts expected 21 cents on revenue of $156.7 million.
For solar power firms such as SunPower, Trina Solar (NYSE:TSL - News), First Solar (NasdaqGM:FSLR - News) and JA Solar (NasdaqGM:JASO - News), the future is now.
Demand is soaring due to high oil prices, subsidies and better technology. It also has made solar firms profitable. SunPower just posted its seventh straight quarter in the black.
SunPower guided analysts' third-quarter revenue forecasts higher. But it expects gross profit margins to drop to 20%-23% from the second quarter's 23%.
"Due to a higher systems revenue mix as well as the effect of ramping two lines (of production) during the quarter, we expect a slightly lower average gross margin," CFO Emmanuel Hernandez said in a conference call after the release of second-quarter results.
Hernandez said margins should rebound to 24%-25% in the fourth quarter.
"Solar power is typically a low-margin business. These are growing pains that a young company like SunPower goes through," said John Hardy, an analyst at American Technology Research.
Shares sold off as much as 8%, but closed down less than 2%.
SunPower historically has bought solar cells from third parties, limiting its gross margins. But they have one solar cell production line up and running, with two more coming. It hopes to achieve margins of 30% by the end of 2008.
Pavel Molchanov, an analyst at Raymond James, said the company's plans to offer 2.5 million shares and $175 million in senior debt also weighed down its stock.
"Whenever a company sells stock, it is perceived as a negative," he said.
SunPower's stock has jumped about 30% since early June. Its share price has more than doubled from a year ago to 68.71.
As energy prices and concerns about climate change continue to rise, the need for alternative power is in hot demand.
Germany and Japan started incentive programs back in the 1990s that helped jump-start the solar industry. In recent years, California and New Jersey have spent billions on similar programs.
Solar cells also are far more efficient than in the past decades. But for solar power to compete against conventional energy, prices still need to come down.
The price of silicon has risen in recent years due to high demand, limiting solar firms' ability to enter commercial markets. Some companies like First Solar have adopted thin-film solar cell technology to reduce their silicon needs.
SunPower also is cutting how much silicon it needs. On Wednesday, it inked a 10-year silicon supply pact with Hemlock Semiconductor. Deliveries will start in 2010.
The deal will supply SunPower with enough silicon to produce two gigawatts of power, or 2,000 megawatts. SunPower said it will produce 250 megawatts in 2008 and 400 or more in 2009.
SunPower expects this contract to help it meet its goal of slashing installed solar system costs by 50% between 2006 and 2012.
"The long-term outlook for SunPower is very bright and the future of the industry looks good as well," Hardy said.
SunPower expects total 2007 sales of $730 million to $750 million. It expects 2008 sales to rise to $1 billion to $1.2 billion.
die 107 Dollar stehen ....
Warum sollen die Fonds solch eine Verwässerung des K
urses mitmachen???
Warum sollen die Fonds solch eine Verwässerung des K
urses mitmachen??? 
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