JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQ:JASO)
The Company is a manufacturer of solar cells based in China.
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arm847
(< 20)
Submitted: 1/9/2008 10:29:34 AM :
Start Price:
$24.16
JASO Score:
-95.08
A solar company, applied to one of the most ravenous energy markets in the world, who will be increasingly under pressure from the rest of the world's trading economies to do something with global warming. A market made in heaven, and a government that will do some strange things to appease the international marketplace, keep its markets for goods, and therefore support this company no matter what.
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hotravi
(< 20)
Submitted: 1/8/2008 3:08:48 PM :
Start Price:
$24.40
JASO Score:
-94.38
All my holdings are great and JASO seems to be the best... its a super
duper investment with 3000% growth in income growth and 1000% growth
in revenue growth.... Its parents company is worlds #1 in silicon solar Ignot
production...
My other holdings are PBR VIP and AAPL
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takivoy
(62.62)
Submitted: 1/5/2008 1:49:19 PM :
Start Price:
$24.50
JASO Score:
-93.32
Like other similar industries, J.A.Solar, a chinese producer of solar panels is a high growth stock. It has recently joint the Nasdaq board and since last February has marked a surprising 300% market value jump in less than 10 months!
Many opportunities for the solar power market, though panel prices and installation are yet too high, but the keyword "solar power" attracts many high investments.
I believe JASO will do very well in 2008 also.
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detrolakid6zrl
(< 20)
Submitted: 12/31/2007 10:02:41 AM :
Start Price:
$23.48
JASO Score:
-89.74
This stock will bullishly plow through 2008 in the next three months making 23%+ I have done my research and find this company completly financialy secure,sound all sales projections are up 138% and supplier commitments are guaranteed for fiscal year 2008. Orders are being filled on demand and no back orders piling up.
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TRADETHEGAIN
(< 20)
Submitted: 12/26/2007 1:51:37 PM :
Start Price:
$25.03
JASO Score:
-88.52
JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd., through its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and sells solar cells primarily in the People's Republic of China. The company offers monocrystalline solar cells. It sells its products primarily through a team of sales and marketing personnel to solar module manufacturers, who assemble and integrate its solar cells into modules and systems that convert sunlight into electricity. JA Solar Holdings Co. also sells its products to customers in Germany, Sweden, Spain, South Korea, and the United States.
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saldate
(30.58)
Submitted: 12/20/2007 10:13:32 PM :
Start Price:
$24.67
JASO Score:
+89.69
The manufacturing process and technology developed by Nanosolar will revolutionize the industry, and wafer manufacturers like this one will either adapt or suffer the consequences. Nanosolar has finally placed solar power on a competitive plain with coal from a price perspective.
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rvh95rvh95
(57.07)
Submitted: 12/20/2007 2:11:57 PM :
Start Price:
$23.87
JASO Score:
-90.93
After watching a documentary and reading several follow-on articles about the theory of 'Peak Oil', I became fascinated with the growth and development of solar as a real option (maybe the only option!). In a nutshell, we know nothing about solar energy. We don't know how to use it, how to collect it, how to store it, or how to transfer it. We're senior citizens when it comes to oil, but we're right out of the womb with respect to solar energy. There are dozens of solar companies out there (most of them in China) but from what I've seen and read JASO is doing a better job than the pack on two critical fronts: expanding research/development and gaining efficiencies in manufacturing. I think JASO has potential to be a breakout solar leader in the next decade.
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familyfund1
(< 20)
Submitted: 12/10/2007 10:29:39 AM :
Start Price:
$21.52
JASO Score:
-86.80
I don't think there is any ceiling for solar stocks. Energy use in the world will increase, and it won't be oil or coal (at least not for long). I believe we have reached peak oil, and coal is even dirtier.
First world countries like america and europe think that solar doesn't make enough energy to run their McMansions, but if you have never owned a refrigerator, and the power lines are ten miles from your house, and all you want is to run a few lights at night and hear a radio, then solar panels seem like the world at your doorstep.
For those folks, $200 is a lot cheaper than paving 5 miles of road and running 5 miles of power poles, or buying a generator and keeping gas in it.
Solar power use will increase for the next twenty years. Nothing will match it.
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BetterMoney77
(< 20)
Submitted: 12/9/2007 10:34:21 AM :
Start Price:
$21.33
JASO Score:
-87.17
Trying to break out of a cup w/ handle type pattern with big volume, plus - solar energy is still "all the rage these days." Also, double top break out point & figure pattern.
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aliasjb1
(27.39)
Submitted: 12/7/2007 7:06:43 PM :
Start Price:
$21.33
JASO Score:
-87.17
They have plenty of contracts for 2008 and committments for the raw materials necessary.
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beginwithin
(77.68)
Submitted: 12/4/2007 5:29:38 PM :
Start Price:
$19.33
JASO Score:
-88.80
solar is the way for china.
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johngalt04
(< 20)
Submitted: 11/28/2007 5:54:35 PM :
Start Price:
$17.70
JASO Score:
-89.20
Solar is growing, Like what I have rad about this company in blogs as well as tech info...do your own research and see what you think
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ashishdwivedi
(71.77)
Submitted: 11/26/2007 11:36:41 PM :
Start Price:
$18.00
JASO Score:
-92.53
Posted positive Earnings surprise recently. Good earning history.
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kcharara5
(< 20)
Submitted: 11/11/2007 9:28:29 AM :
Start Price:
$18.53
JASO Score:
-90.34
last quarter was just too stong along with forward estimates raised for Jaso not to continue to climb. The only thing to keep Jaso down is the overall market but I see value buyers stepping in very soon to propell the market and Jaso as well.
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2ndChapter
(39.19)
Submitted: 11/9/2007 4:51:43 PM :
Start Price:
$18.53
JASO Score:
-90.34
With oil prices rising, solar technology will be on the rise.
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Bufinferno
(62.73)
Submitted: 11/8/2007 11:14:41 AM :
Start Price:
$23.16
JASO Score:
-89.53
Oil prices steadily higher or increasing.
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arogant
(< 20)
Submitted: 10/24/2007 3:38:24 AM :
Start Price:
$18.44
JASO Score:
-86.54
I like this stock for two reasons. It is a high flying IPO and it's part of the red hot solar sector.
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ministr
(< 20)
Submitted: 10/23/2007 6:47:36 AM :
Start Price:
$18.05
JASO Score:
-86.28
market report from moneycentral.cnn
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stockguy07
(< 20)
Submitted: 10/12/2007 2:48:02 PM :
Start Price:
$16.37
JASO Score:
-83.12
2nd best solar company behind FSLR.
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CollegeTrader
(< 20)
Submitted: 10/10/2007 3:06:14 PM :
Start Price:
$14.61
JASO Score:
-82.28
Before I make this pitch I should say this first: The main reason Chinese PV solar panel manufacturers stocks have been flying sky high is because of hype. There are BIG problems facing these companies in the short term that people should be aware of and if you are a smart investor, you are buying for the long run, because these stocks may very well be in for a good correction.
MY PITCH: When I decided to get in on the Chinese Solar Panel ADR's I initially found my 2 favorite stocks to be YGE and JASO. I wasn't sure if I was going to buy YGE, JASO or a combination of the two. I ended up with Jaso and here is why:
1. Many of these PV Solar manufacturers are very new companies and do not have a longterm relation with their POLYSILICON supplier. There is a HUGE shortage of polysilicon right now and ANY company without a longterm supplier is going to get SCREWED. JASO is one of the larger players and has multiple contracts for polysilicon to at least have the supply needed for its new factories for the next few years. YGE made it clear that its relations with its Polysilicon suppliers is much sketchier.
2. China has recently passed new TAX laws that SIGNIFICANTLY raise the tax for private companies that have more then a certain amount of funding from international investment. Since a big fat chunk of JASO is owned by the Chinese government, it should continue to enjoy big tax benefits for the next few years.
3. While investing in smaller solar panel manufacturers may seem like a good idea right now, i'd stick with the big players, because they are smart enough to only expand their factories to the amount of Polysilicon that they can obtain.
The smaller manufacturers CAN AND WILL run low on Polysilicon and this is a HUGE problem for companies that were previously expanding. Look at it like this: They are opening new factories and people are looking and assuming that their income for those years will be based on full capacity. I HIGHLY doubt that. This means that they will be producing the same amount of panels, or even less, but will have to pay the fixed costs of running those new factories.
Therefore I am bullish on JASO on the longterm since they seem to be a bigger/older player that knows what their doing, has good managment practices, cozy relations with the Chinese PRC (and therefore continue to enjoy nice tax rates for at least the next few years, even with the governments tax reform on big businesses) and PRACTICAL expansion (e.g. Only expanding their factories if they are SURE that they will have the polysilicon for it.)
I wish I bought in when the stock was a litlte lower but now that i am in I'm staying in even though I know a CORRECTION is coming, so hold on tight!
One more thing that people should know with ALL ADR's, you have no legal protection and the governments can (and PROBABLY WILL) dilute your shares at some point, and there is NOTHING you can do. Its still worth it because with oil at $80 and rising, these solar panels seem attractive and the polysilicon shortage will eventually pass).
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