Yingli Green Energy Hold. Co. Ltd. (ADR) (YGE)
Dsgn/manu/sell photovoltaic (PV) cells, modules
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Solar cells are a luxury item which the world isn't going to be able to afford until the economy sees a massive turnaround. When the Dow and S&P start making new all time highs, I'll go bullish on YGE.
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Downthumb. Chinese solar module producer. Competitive landscape is difficult. Opaque financials.
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easier to stock pile
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Its a volatile solar play, when oil hits $100, solar will be in high demand. Guess what name pops up to most investors when they think solar. 1# First Solar but that is too high price $ wise, they think of the fastest mover, YGE. I am expecting a 100% move per year for the next 3 years on this one.
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Short term price target $15...
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Could underperform in the next year or so due to bad margins, but this company should outperform in the long run because of beneficial government policies on the industry.
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One of most solid solar companies; industry fell to far over last month; opened new office in New York indicating commitment to USA green projects.
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Chinese stimulus packages helped Green energy producers, such as Yingli
Good management...bound to go up...alot
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Strong player in solar. Vertically integrated.
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Gaining market share. Competitive advantage vs. peers. Strong management. Rising oil prices will increase demand for alternative energy. In China, specifically.
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grreen demand
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Sell off too great.
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Good stock and good price to get in.
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Green energy will be big in the future with solar leading the way. US and China will be competing to see who can be the green global leader so more and more R&D money will start to pour in as soon as the global economy gets back to track.
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YGE is a green energy company based out of China with expansion in the United States. With Obama in office and China expanding at blistering pace, there is nowhere to go but up for this alternative energy stock. My only hope is that I can find a wind power company with as bright of a future.
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YGE is the leading solar company in China. It has branched and grown into the USA with bicoastal offices in the major cities of each. That says something about the management of the company, they know that Green Energy is an up and coming movement and there is a lot of money to be made on it. Thier success is complimented by the willingness of the CHinese government to credit these kinds of compaines like YGE with government subsidies to help them grow. All in all YGE is a good bet and in it to win it and a solid long term investment.
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China's initiative for green energy is growing. This company has also established headquarters in the US. YGE should be able to produce PV cells at a lower cost than its US competitors. If cap-and-trade is ever passed, this stock will get a huge pop, as it will have it's hand in US green energy. This stock hit $16 and dipped down, so I got in on the dip. SPWR (another solar company) reported earnings and KILLED expectations. The stock shot up from $25 to $32. With YGE reporting August 14, it should be rewarded nicely if it follows suit.
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Looks good with china subs.
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The leading company in an expanding industry
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I've owned Yingli off and on from the $2 lows up through the $10 or so mark. In and out with stop losses. The price of oil still plays into alt-Energy, although in this new economic battle where jobs, oil dependency, pollution, etc, all roll together to actually get world leaders to offer some serious incentives, the price of oil should NOT be a serious factor. China, Europe and the US have mandates. Some states have extremely tough mandates. Yingli is vertically integrated, which can be good or bad. It's acquiring silicon directly has relieved it somwhat of price/availability concerns, but now there is a cheap glut of the silicone. This is not likely to continue and their advantage will pull them ahead. Overall, all three of Yingli's main divisions are well respected in China. Working capital is available. The loss of revenue last quarter caused by European cutbacks is starting to dissipate with Europe, China, and the US ramping up again. There is no real turning back this time from Alt-Energy, regardless of the price of oil. The pace may vary, but the path is firm. China in particular was the big win in my mind. Building the equivalent of one coal fired plant PER WEEK has it's limits for many reasons. The embarrassment from the Olymics even after closing much of their industry will continue to sting. Yingli's pullback to $12 today is a buy signal. Volitity may continue, but overrall, Yingli is a bargain at $12.

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