Solar stocks such as SUNE, SCTY have been hammered real hard for the past 3 weeks. Tesla is not a unicorn immune to the global deflationary forces. Like many, Tesla relies on cheap debt to finance its research and development. This isn't sustainable when Janet Yellen is no longer supporting the market with Quantitative easing (QE). It is also on the verge of...
SolarCity poked its head off consolidation and looks ready to amke move higher. Overall, stock gained 400% since it became public. This has largely been driven by its attractive business model, which has allowed it to grow its customer base at a feverish pace. Unlike other installers who require customers to make upfront cash payments, SolarCity foots all the...
Since the beginning of March this solar ETF entered into bear channel and was laggard sector vs broad market as investors were buying major cap, high dividend stocks. Nevertheless, it is just 38% pullback from big move from $15.00. Now, it builts higher highs and higher lows - strength of buyers. Yesterday, it closed near highs and broke previous dwing high at...
The S&P 500 just broke up consolidation that was theme of year 2014. Yeasterday, sectors that were recent laggards (high-beta, small-cap) showed relative strength. Overall you have to take stock specifique approach and be willing to buy dips in strong stocks if you want to be successful in this tape. This solar company attract my attention. It was wedging...
Looking at these two charts, it's hard to dispute that there's a relationship between the micro-trends of $FSLR and $SCTY. They're in the same sector, so similar macro-trends are visible; within that sector, they are competitors in several ways so if one goes up it makes sense that the other would go down on a micro level. The yellow lines are the most recently...