Solaredge Tech (SEDG)

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Market Cap 13.25B

PE Ratio 129.11

EPS 2.28

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Day's Range 294.07 - 330.93

52-Week Range 67.02 - 377.00

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3 Megatrends (and 9 Stocks) to Buy for the ‘Blue Wave’

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst Jan 8, 2021

Now that the Democrats' 'Blue Wave' is here, Biden can bring sweeping reform to cannabis and clean energy. It's time to buy these nine stocks!

3 Solar Stocks to Buy for the Blue Wave

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst Jan 6, 2021

With Democrats set to flip the Senate, solar stocks are positioned to surge in a big way over the next few years.

Solar Stocks: Why SPWR, ENPH, SEDG and TAN Are on the Move Today

By William White, InvestorPlace Writer Jan 6, 2021

Solar stocks hot right now with SunPower (SPWR), Enphase Energy (ENPH), Solaredge Technologies (SEDG), and Invesco Solar (TAN) soaring.

9 Long-Term Stocks for the Next Decade

By Thomas Yeung, CFA, InvestorPlace Markets Analyst Dec 28, 2020

Here's 9 ways investors should protect themselves with long-term stocks while the rest of the market is partying like it's 1999.

9 Stocks To Buy For Opportunities In The Energy Revolution

By Dana Blankenhorn, InvestorPlace Contributor Dec 22, 2020

The oil patch is losing control of the market to companies whose machines harvest energy from the Sun and wind. But there are still opportunities.

7 Hot Stocks to Buy by Jan. 1

By Faisal Humayun Dec 22, 2020

These hot stocks to buy by Jan. 1 have the potential to deliver short-term returns in addition to long-term gains throughout 2021.

The Top 5 ‘Millionaire-Maker’ Long-Term Stocks for 2021

By Thomas Yeung, CFA, InvestorPlace Markets Analyst Dec 18, 2020

These long-term stocks are "millionaire-makers" -- stable, high-growth companies that investors can make large yet safe bets on.

High-Valuation SolarEdge Stock Shines Light on Alt-Energy’s Fine Points

By Dana Blankenhorn, InvestorPlace Contributor Dec 18, 2020

SEDG stock is up 220% in 2020 because investors like that its inverters work with any solar panel. But will they still love SolarEdge next year?

8 Energy Stocks to Buy in a Changing Sector

By Louis Navellier and the InvestorPlace Research Staff, Editor, Growth Investor Dec 15, 2020

The energy sector is rapidly changing, leaving investors unsure of where to put their money. These eight energy stocks are clear buys.

A Solar Stock on the Cusp of Becoming Absolutely Enormous

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst Dec 14, 2020

One of the largest and most well-known solar companies in the world is SolarEdge (NASDAQ:SEDG).

3 Solar Stocks to Let Hibernate for the Winter

By Faizan Farooque Dec 9, 2020

Joe Biden's victory sent solar stocks soaring, but these three companies are losing steam while the wider sector flourishes.

With Long-Term Growth Drivers SEDG Stock Will Continue To Rally

By Faisal Humayun Dec 7, 2020

SEDG stock is a long-term value creator. Presence in Europe and Asia Pacific will ensure that strong growth momentum sustains for the company.

SolarEdge Needs Its Powerful USP to Charge Up Sales

By Chris Markoch Dec 7, 2020

Solar stocks are a popular way to invest in the renewable energy sector. But investors need to be careful with SEDG stock despite its compelling USP.

Which Solar Stocks to Buy for the Green Recovery

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst Dec 3, 2020

Which solar stocks should you buy for the green recovery? Luke Lango looks at several solar energy stocks that will surge in 2021.

7 Solar Stocks To Buy Hoping For A Bright New Year

By Chris Lau, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 18, 2020

Most solar stocks rose sharply in 2020, and the sector still holds promise for more gains, as demand accelerates next year.

Charge Up Your Portfolio With SolarEdge Stock

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst Nov 17, 2020

The solar energy revolution has arrived, and SEDG stock is a blue-chip, high-quality way to play this emerging megatrend.

7 Solar Stocks to Buy for Biden’s Green Wave

By Tezcan Gecgil, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 11, 2020

As the cost of installing solar panels falls, these solar stocks are likely to continue growing

3 Solar Stocks to Buy on the Election 2020 Dip

By Luke Lango, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst Nov 11, 2020

Democrats failing to flip the Senate is weighing on solar stocks, but the solar energy megatrend will continue to accelerate regardless.

A Biden Win Could Fuel Further Upside in Solar Stocks, like SunPower

By Ian Cooper Nov 9, 2020

While the election is far from certain, investors are speculating on a Biden win. That would put solar stocks in focus.

Cheap Chinese Imports Threaten to Sink First Solar Stock

By Thomas Yeung, CFA, InvestorPlace Markets Analyst Nov 5, 2020

First Solar stock will still underperform under a Biden presidency due to cheap imports. Consider SEDG stock to avoid the "solar coaster."

(Bloomberg) -- JPMorgan Chase & Co. and other large U.S. banks climbed Wednesday, along with shares of solar, clean-energy and cannabis companies, after the Democrats closed in on control of the U.S. Senate.A sweep would give President-elect Joe Biden more clout to enact policies such as more pandemic aid, increased government spending and support for renewable power. That’s boosting Treasury yields and reflation trades, and helping lenders and construction firms. On the other hand, shares of large technology companies, which may face stiffer regulation, were under pressure.In Washington, the Capitol was placed under lockdown as hundreds of protesters swarmed past barricades surrounding the building where lawmakers had been debating Biden’s victory in the Electoral College.Democrat Raphael Warnock defeated Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler in one Georgia contest, while the race between Republican Senator David Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff was too close to call.Though expectations Democrats would win had crept up in the days before the Tuesday runoffs, investors had generally seen Republicans as holding one or both of the seats. That meant there was room to run for stocks linked to a so-called Blue Wave of Democrats controlling the White House and both chambers of Congress.Here are some of the sectors that were moving on Wednesday:Financial ServicesMore fiscal stimulus was seen helping banks, as it would probably spur economic growth and boost the likelihood of more lending, while lessening potential credit losses. Concern about greater prospects for tighter regulation, attacks on Wall Street and calls to break up the biggest lenders may have eased as the Georgia outcome was seen as boosting moderates.Wells Fargo analyst Mike Mayo reiterated his buy ratings on banks, writing in a note that the “two key words are stimulus and steepener,” which in turn will boost “rates, reflation, and recovery.” That’s good for spread lenders, especially Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc. and JPMorgan, he said.The KBW Bank index climbed as much as 7.8% to the highest since late February. JPMorgan rose as much as 5.7%, BofA jumped 7.8% intraday and Citigroup 7.9%; Wells Fargo & Co. was as much as 8.1% higher. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. hit an all-time high, rallying as much as 6.4%.On the other hand, Height Capital Markets analyst Edwin Groshans warned that a Senate under Democratic control would mean Biden’s nominees will be confirmed regardless of their agendas, which is “especially negative” for consumer finance companies.Change in the Senate would “unleash” the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, he said, and flagged payday lenders like Enova International Inc., student lenders like Navient Corp., auto lenders like Ally Financial Inc. and mortgage servicers like Mr Cooper Group Inc. as likely to face more scrutiny.CannabisPot stocks climbed, with marijuana more likely to be decriminalized under a Democratic-controlled Congress. Banks may potentially serve marijuana-related businesses faster as well, while Governor Andrew Cuomo proposed legalizing adult-use cannabis in New York. Aurora Cannabis Inc., Tilray Inc., Cronos Group Inc., and Sundial Growers Inc. all surged 16% or more.EnergySolar-panel makers and other clean-energy companies gained on the possibility of more green spending. Biden has proposed a $2 trillion plan to achieve a carbon-free power sector by 2035.“Clean-power policies are far more popular than Republican Senate leadership are willing to admit, so a Democratic win in Georgia could pave the way for Biden to aggressively push for a clean-energy package,” said Katie Bays, managing director at FiscalNote Markets, a policy consulting company.Even though there’s concern about new fracking regulations, the risk is low, with the “critical exception of fracking on federal lands, where Congress might expedite a return to the Obama-era rules,” Capital Alpha analyst James Lucier wrote in a note on Tuesday.Sunrun Inc. climbed by 18% to a record, First Solar Inc. rose 11% and SolarEdge Technologies Inc. soared as much as 18%, also a record; other gainers included: Enphase Energy Inc., Array Technologies Inc., Plug Power Inc., NextEra Energy Inc., SunPower Corp., Sunworks Inc. and FuelCell Energy Inc.A Blue Senate is bullish for the electric vehicle sector, Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives wrote on Wednesday, adding that a more green-driven agenda is now “certainly in the cards for the next few years.”Tesla Inc., which also got a price target boost at Morgan Stanley, tacked on as much as 5.3%, and Nikola Corp. added 5.4%.TechnologyBig tech stocks, including Google parent Alphabet Inc., Facebook Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. all fell between 2.5% and 4%. Democrats were seen adopting a harsher stance toward large technology firms and likely to tighten rules. “Democratic wins may boost the chances of targeted tax hikes affecting technology companies while increasing broadband regulation,” according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Nathan Dean.A Biden team might also be “more dubious” toward cryptocurrencies, and may make fresh demands for consumer protection and anti-money laundering compliance, according to Cowen analyst Jaret Seiberg. That could boost the chances for a Federal Reserve digital dollar, and may be negative for Bitcoin and Facebook’s “Diem” project. Square Inc. reversed early losses to rise as much as 1.6%; the firm had warned that the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network’s possible requirements for cryptocurrency service providers would obscure transactions, impair law enforcement and limit American innovation.InfrastructureConstruction and materials companies would be set to gain with a greater likelihood of more infrastructure stimulus and government spending. “Infrastructure is one issue with relatively high bipartisan support,” while Democrats might prioritize infrastructure spending over other agenda items like climate change and tax rates, according to Citi analyst Anthony Pettinari.He flagged companies including Vulcan Materials Co. and Martin Marietta Materials Inc., which both climbed about 10% to records, along with Fluor Corp., which gained more than 9%. Caterpillar Inc. rallied more than 7%, also to a record.Read more: April 14, Infrastructure Winners Won’t Be Just Roads: Wall Street VotesGun StocksGun makers Smith & Wesson and Vista Outdoors soared 14% or more. In a research report, Cowen analyst Cai von Rumohr said Biden’s presidential win, a potential Democratic flip in Georgia and below-average inventories are catalysts for the industry. “Biden presidency, and possible Democratic flip in Georgia, may lead to more gun regulation rhetoric even if legislative action is hard to achieve under a split government,” he wrote.Biotech, Health CareAmong health insurers, those most tilted to government-sponsored health plans, Centene Corp. and Molina Healthcare Inc., outperformed as investors weighed a potential expansion of Obamacare. Both rose more than 9%.Those companies most exposed to drug-pricing initiatives targeting changes to government-tied programs, including Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc., Amgen Inc. and Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., slipped in early trading, though Amgen and Bristol-Myers recovered.“Some degree of a Democrat-sweep outcome has already been getting pre-traded,” said Goldman Sachs sector strategist Asad Haider.Here’s a sample of the latest analyst commentary:Stifel, Brian Gardner“Another Covid-relief bill is probably 6 months away, if then, but there could be a push in January or February to pass $2k checks for individuals,” Gardner wrote in a note. He also sees Senate hearings as likely to now focus on sectors including “health care and pharma, tech and Silicon Valley, energy (anything climate-related) and Wall Street.”At the same time, he added that the “Green New Deal, court-packing and other progressive agenda items will not pass in this Congress.”Height Capital Markets, Benjamin Salisbury“We expect Democratic control to be viewed most positively for stimulus expectations, renewable energy and clean tech, cannabis, public market exposed MCOs, and incremental rural broadband funding,” Salisbury wrote in a note.Doesn’t expect Democrats will be “as aggressive on raising corporate tax rates as might be anticipated, potentially delaying action and tying it to economy boosting spending.” Noted that Democrats will be constrained by tight margins in both chambers.Compass Point, Isaac Boltansky“The nomination process for Biden appointees would be far easier and the odds of additional fiscal stimulus move meaningfully higher” with Democratic control of the Senate, Boltansky wrote. A clearer path for nominees could lead to a “more aggressive administrative agenda,” he said.At the same time, he added that Biden’s campaign proposal on taxes “would need to be meaningfully moderated given the cohort of red state centrist Democrats in the Senate.” Plus, “narrow majorities and ideological fissures within the Democratic Party suggests that sweeping progressive legislation remains unlikely.”FiscalNote Markets, Stefanie MillerIf Democrats win the second Georgia Senate seat and hold very narrow House and Senate majorities, “Biden is unlikely to be negotiating with Congressional Leadership but instead with Congressional moderates,” Miller wrote. “This means more policymaking is possible, but what passes is likely to trend more toward the political center in order to become law.”FHN Financial, Jim VogelA 50-50 Senate would “scramble the playbook investors have relied on the last 6-10 years where Congressional leaders were pivotal players,” Vogel wrote. “They will still be leaders, but the center aisle will be the location for many key decisions. Financial markets will misread politics more than usual this year – so, opportunities and confusion are on the menu.”Raymond James, Ed Mills“Statements and actions by the Biden transition will be key in establishing the medium-term market reaction,” Mills wrote. “There will be growing optimism for additional stimulus, especially for individual payments and infrastructure spending.”(Updates trading throughout)For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.comSubscribe now to stay ahead with the most trusted business news source.©2021 Bloomberg L.P.

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