SocialPicks Sentiment:
** v.s.
other stocks
|
This Quarter's Sentiment:
|
|
|
TSL Analysis & Videos »
TSL: Bull or Bear?
Five Reasons to Buy Trina Solar
TSL
-79.25%
in
1146 days
Filed under: Stocks to Buy, Green Stocks Trina Solar (TSL) has had a rough couple of years. After a $10 IPO in 2006, it flew up to peak at $35 in 2007 ... only to bottom out under $4 at the end of 2008. It was partially the broader market that held back Trina, but also speculation over the viability of solar power as oil prices softened. <>Trina Solar nearly became a bear market statistic. But the company has fought back from less than $3 a share to its current $25 price, and there are a lot of reasons to think that Trina Solar is making a comeback. In fact, it's one of <>my favorite small-cap >>...
|
Obama Picks: Buy solar energy stocks SPWRA and STP
TSL
-58.68%
in
1685 days
Filed under: Trina Solar ADS (TSL), Suntech Power Hldgs ADS (STP), Stocks to Buy, Green Stocks, Obama Picks President-elect Barack Obama has often repeated his stance on alternative energy. He plans to spend $150 billion over 10 years on alternative energy, not only as part of his energy independence plan, but also in order to help clean the environment, and perhaps most important of all, to create 5 million new jobs.
With Obama winning in the polls, it is no wonder that on Tuesday solar stock prices soared: SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ: SPWRA) finished the day up 14.6%, Suntech Power (NYSE...
|
Solar and Oil, Part Deux
TSL
+80.16%
in
1748 days
<>So...I wrote about a break in the correlation between oil and solar stocks the day before oil takes a major tumble that crushes solar stocks at the same time. The one-day massive move on September 2 did not re-establish a correlation, but it was jarring nonetheless. All sorts of stops and targets triggered, and I am still trying to sort out the meaning of the action and make plans for the next month or so. At times like these, I find writing to be a great organizing and clarifying tool. I will focus here on explaining my short-term positioning in various solar stocks since I did not do so t>...
|
TRINA SOLAR Ltd.
TSL
|
|
|
-80.83%
in
1795 days
Trina Solar Limited, through its subsidiary, Changzhou Trina Solar Energy Co., Ltd., engages in the manufacture and sale of solar-power products primarily in China. The company’s solar modules provide electric power for residential, commercial, industrial, and other applications worldwide. It produces standard monocrystalline solar modules ranging from 160 watts to 185 watts in power output and multicrystalline solar modules ranging from 190 watts to 220 watts in power output. The company manufactures ingots, wafers, and solar cells for use in its solar module production. It provides silico< /><><><><><><>< />>>><><><>>>>><><><>>><><>>>><><>< />>><><><><>>>><><><>>>>>>><><><><><><>>>>><><><>>><><>>>><><><>>>><><><>< />>>>>>...
|
Chinese Solar Stocks Present Compelling Value
TSL
-82.88%
in
1797 days
7/16 - "I believe many Chinese Solar companies like Trina Solar (TSL), Yingli (YGE), and LDK (LDK), are good buys after the recent sell off...In the past two weeks, a small perfect storm has forced solar shares much lower. There have been analyst downgrades and concerns over secondary offerings, speculation that Spain might cut subsidies, and in general, a steep sell off in Chinese and US equity markets. These stocks seem to be highly susceptible to fear, greed, analyst remarks, and speculation."
"I think all of the above concerns are mere speed bumps for these companies to roll right over...
|
A Look at Four Polysilicon-Based PV Manufacturers' Funding
TSL
+81.94%
in
1806 days
In this post we will take a look at the future capital needs and funding requirements of four Chinese polysilicon-based PV Manufacturers. <>Briefly, our conclusion, based on current low cash levels, high outstanding short-term debt as a percentage of total capital, and future capital needs, in the form of outstanding purchase obligations listed in recent 20-F filings, is that nearly all of the companies mentioned here will have a significant weakening of balance sheets in the near term, as short-term debt levels soar to support growing operating cash losses and purchase obligations. The prosp>...
|
Bookkeeping: Weekly Changes to Fund Positions Week 45
TSL
|
|
|
+0.00%
in
14 hours
(closed on 06/16/08)
Week 45 Major Position Changes
Fund positions of 1.0% or greater can be found each week in the right margin of the blog, under the label cloud and recent comments areas; I highlight weekly the larger position changes.
Being a long only fund, via Marketocracy rules, the only hedges to the downside I have are cash or buying short ETFs. I cannot short individual equities.
To see historic weekly fund changes click here OR the label at the bottom of this entry entitled 'fund positions'.
Cash: 15.6% (vs 31.3% last week) 51 long bias: 58.3% (vs 59.4% last week) 9 short bias: 26.1% (vs 12.2% last week)
<>60>...
|
Bookkeeping: Taking Some Solar Exposure off the Table
TSL
|
|
|
-24.84%
in
63 days
(closed on 08/18/08)
It is always tricky trading solar stocks on technicals, because much like the dry bulk shippers they don't seem to trade on technicals much, but simply on macro viewpoints and sentiment. Many times you will sell a solar stock at a traditional resistance point and the whole sector gets into favor and stocks rally 30% in the following 2 weeks. Or vice versa. Perhaps this is why my style of investing falters in the solar sector.
With that said, both Yingli Green Energy (YGE) and Trina Solar (TSL) have been beaten with the ugly stick of late, but have enjoyed a couple of days of rebound. In ...
|
Bought TSL
TSL
-0.03%
in
5 days
(closed on 06/18/08)
I bought more TSL at $37.37. If you click on the "are solars out?" link below you'll see why TSL is still a value despite having an ugly chart.
|
Profiting from Panic-Selling in Trina
TSL
|
|
|
-12.16%
in
8 days
(closed on 06/16/08)
In this era where the masses only look at what Briefing.com tells <!---->them
and/or never actually open up an earnings report to look inside but
only react to the "headline" number, Trina Solar (TSL) is
giving back Thursday's gains on what I consider to be a stellar
report. The stock is back down to the $46 level, so I'll be adding to
my position when the market opens as I consider this a gift based on
what I saw. I'll explain the reality behind the numbers below. <>As anyone in the market for more than a few months knows, earnings are all about "expectations" - Trina Solarreported $0.51 EPS >...
|
Bought TSL
TSL
-15.13%
in
7 days
(closed on 06/13/08)
I've been waiting to get back into solar, and today I'm buying TSL at $45.25 on weakness.

|
Which Solar Stocks Will Continue To Shine?
TSL
-87.98%
in
1837 days
In early February 2008, I wrote this article giving my thoughts on 11 solar stocks. As you will recall, the stock market was hurting in January, and so were the solar stocks. In that article, I opined that the high-PE stocks in the group - First Solar (FSLR), SunPower (SPWR), and Suntech (STP) - were overpriced, while two were underpriced and screaming “BUY ME.” I further opined that if the market is truly rational, the investment returns on the low-priced stocks would exceed the returns from the high-PE stocks. <><>In that first article, I submitted a table I had put together, wh>>...
|
People Bullish on TSL
People Bearish on TSL
|
ROCK-STAR INVESTORS
|
|
POPULAR STOCKS
|
|
TODAY'S HEADLINES
|
|
TODAY'S TOP PICKS
|
|
|
Be the first to start a discussion and earn 2 points.
More Resources
|