First Solar (FSLR)
$221.33
1.68 (0.75%)
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Scorched Bears Flee From First Solar
First Solar's upbeat guidance chased the short-selling camp out the door Tuesday, but it's likely the bulk of the rally is over. If you think the pop will peter out, consider this options spread.
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Market Cap
23.53B
PE Ratio
23.20
EPS
9.54
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
2.28M
Day's Range
$221.01 - $232.87
52-Week Range
$129.21 - $306.77
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