-
Most Popular
Renewable Energy Stocks
Renewable energy stocks are companies that provide energy from renewable sources. This broad category encompasses many types of green energy and clean technology, including solar and wind power and geothermal heat. It also includes the fast-growing electric vehicle (EV) sector. These stocks are popular among impact investors who have created clean tech-focused ETFs. Some of the sector’s most popular names include NextEra Energy, Ormat Technologies, and Tesla, which deals in battery storage and solar energy as well as EVs. The industry has significant potential as the need for renewable energy will only grow.
7 Recession-Resistant Stocks to Hold Onto for Dear Life in 2024
These seven recession-resistant stocks offer stability and potential growth even in challenging economic conditions.
3 Solar Stocks to Buy on the Dip: August 2024
With a good deal of negativity now priced into solar stocks, it's time to buy the dip in the renewable energy space.
3 Russell 2000 Stocks to Sell Before You Regret It
Discover three stocks on the Russell 2000 index that you need to sell right now. It's wise to take your profits and sell before they tank.
Recent Renewable Energy Stocks Articles
Don’t Get Suckered By Solar Earnings
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – solar stocks are a sucker’s bet. If you cannot create a product that can stand on its own without government subsidy, then your business is unsustainable.
Cheap Chinese Solar Panels Actually AREN’T the Problem
While solar-stock investors watch the EU-China "dumping" accusations on pins and needles, that nuance is obscuring a much more important detail.
Investors: Avoid These Sucker Bets!
Just like the games in "carny row" at the Boardwalk, the stock market also has its sucker bets. Here are a batch of plays you best pass by.
First Solar Burns Bright on Short Squeeze
Still, if you're in it for the long term, beware -- the lack of visibility makes First Solar's stock a haven for traders, too hot for investors.
First Solar: Q2 Profit Jumps 81%, Shares Soar
First Solar announced second-quarter earnings that significantly exceeded Wall Street estimates while sales soared on corporate projects, sending it shares up.
JinkoSolar Doesn’t Shine in Q1
JinkoSolar posted a wider-than-expected loss in the first quarter, and things aren't looking any better for Q2, as the company expects shipments to drop.
Solar Stocks: Wait Out the Tariff Wars
New U.S. duties on subsidized Chinese solar panels could do more harm than good.
U.S. Imposes Solar Tariffs; China Unhappy
The Department of Commerce hit Chinese solar panels with a 30% tariff on Thursday, promoting allegations of protectionism from China's Ministry of Commerce.
First Solar Turns to Catch Shifting Rays
The company plans to focus on developing solar power plants and offering services to utilities rather than just selling solar panels.
First Solar Slashes Jobs, Closes Plant
Solar panel maker First Solar (FSLR) is laying off employees and shutting down production lines to trim costs.
Beware of These Natural Gas Victims
Falling prices amid a growing glut are spreading lots of pain, and not just among nat gas and coal stocks. Here are three other sectors getting slammed.
Why You Must Sell or Short Solar Stocks
Solar is a sucker's bet, unless you're short. The technology is simply too expensive and too reliant on government subsidies just to get folks to consider it.
Natural Gas: Winner by Default?
Smart, routine use of natural gas for transportation is still a long way away, but its prospects beat any other source you can name.
ETF Alternatives for Last Week’s Hot Stocks
With the S&P 500 experiencing only its second losing week of the year, it's a good time to be talking about alternatives to individual stocks.
China Hits Markets, Materials — Tuesday’s IP Market Recap
The prospect of a cooling China gives Wall Street a chill. But some Chinese solar shares soared after a smaller-than-expected U.S. tariff ruling.
A Reality Check for the Solar Panel Industry
Investors interested in solar companies in '12 won't just need to be good stock-pickers: They'll need to decide what type of investor they are.
