PRINCETON, N.J., April 8 /PRNewswire/ -- BullMarket.com
(http://www.bullmarket.com), an online investment newsletter
focused on long-term growth and income-generating stocks, has
published an over 30-page green energy special report, featuring
such stocks as Canadian Solar (Nasdaq: CSIQ), JA Solar (Nasdaq:
JASO), Energy Conversion Devices (Nasdaq: ENER), Fuel Systems
Solutions (Nasdaq: FSYS) and USEC (NYSE: USU), among others.
BullMarket.com has done a tremendous job navigating the
tumultuous market the past two years. In 2008, its Recommended List
of stocks outperformed the S&P 500 by 15% in one of the worst
years for stocks ever. BullMarket.com then turned around in 2009
and beat the market by another 15%, with its Recommended List of
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outperformance has continued, with its picks up a market-beating 9%
so far in 2010 through the end of March.
In addition to its daily newsletter and Recommended List of
stocks, BullMarket.com publishes several special reports each year.
Its annual "High Yield" special report comes out before the new
year, while its MLP special report comes out mid-year.
In its newest special report, BullMarket.com takes an in-depth
look at various green energy sectors. The 30-page report examines
the wind, geothermal, ethanol and biofuels, nuclear, CNG, solar,
fuel cells and batteries, waste to energy, and smart grid
industries and covers over 35 stocks.
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In its daily report, BullMarket.com wrote: "Until their recent
retreat from the stratosphere, few green technologies have been
hotter with investors than the solar energy sector. Solar panels
generate electricity from the sun. Some installations are set up so
that any excess power produced and not used is sent back onto the
power grid, actually lowering your bill from the power company.
Unless your home uses electric heaters (which can be inefficient),
you're still going to need natural gas, propane, or heating oil to
heat your home, but solar panels do reduce fuel bills to the extent
that your electricity is otherwise generated from coal, natural
gas, or some other fossil fuel.
"The industry has evolved so that it is also building commercial
installations specifically designed to generate power for the grid.
Silicon is the main ingredient in solar panels made by most
manufacturers, though there are exceptions, such as thin-film
panels made from cadmium telluride. Several years ago short
supplies of silicon led to high prices that gave thin-film panel
makers an advantage, but a recent abundance of silicon and an
industry expansion frenzy that has significantly boosted capacity
have combined to depress prices.
"Subsidies in Germany and
Spain encouraged significant
growth in solar projects in those countries, and fueled the
industry's capacity expansion, but recent policy changes are set to
slow the pace of growth. Spain,
the world's second-largest solar market, ended its program in 2009,
and Germany, the No. 1 market,
will follow suit this year with reductions in its feed-in tariff.
The credit crisis also dried up the financing needed to fund many
solar installations last year."
BullMarket.com looked at the following topics, among others:
-- Which solar stocks does BullMarket.com like the best and
why?
-- Does recent pressure in Fuel Systems stock related to Italian
subsidies represent a buying opportunity?
-- Does USEC look like a good play on nuclear energy? Why or why
not?
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investing advice. The BullMarket.com Recommended List includes
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NOTE: This release was published by Indie Research Advisors,
LLC, a registered investment advisor with CRD #131926. Interested
parties may visit adviserinfo.sec.gov for additional information.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investors
should always research companies and securities before making any
investments. Nothing herein should be construed as an offer or
solicitation to buy or sell any security.
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