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David Gillie: Solar stocks suffered an eclipse on during last week Friday’s selloff. Solar is highly dependent on oil prices sustaining the $100+/bbl price. Crude has good support around $95.00, Read more…
It almost doesn’t make sense… Last year, Germany, the United States, Italy and the U.K. all installed a record number of solar panels in their respective countries. In fact, Germany installed more solar panels in December than the United States did Read more…
Guggenheim Investments, the investment management division of Guggenheim Partners, LLC, announced today that it will execute a 1-for-10 reverse split of the shares of Guggenheim Solar ETF Read more…
In trading on Friday, the C Tracks Exchange Traded Notes (NYSEArca:CVOL) is outperforming other ETFs, up about 16.02% on the day. Also up on the day is the Read more…
In trading on Thursday, the iPath Global Carbon ETN (NYSEArca:GRN) is outperforming other ETFs, up about 8.41% on the day. Also up on the day is the Read more…
Stoyan Bojinov: The unfriendly economic landscape from 2011 has been gradually evolving into a much more optimistic environment in the new year as confidence has improved across the board. Read more…
David Gillie: The Guggenheim Solar ETF (NYSEARCA:TAN), may not be the first thing on your mind as you were driving to work this morning listening to the weather report predicting 3″ of snow. Read more…
Jim Trippon: We are living in a binary investment world: risk on or risk off; buy in or sell out; all in or all in cash. The often black and white, yes or no view of investing, which has seen instant judgments made on stocks and whole industry sectors may not be just a tenor of the investing times, but the Read more…
John C.K. Daly: Economic South Asian superpower India (NYSEARCA:PIN) has firmly embraced solar power (NYSEARCA:TAN), advancing the target date by five years for selling solar-generated electricity at the same rate as electricity generated by fossil fuel plants, from 2022 to 2017. Read more…
Jared Cummans: As demand for alternative energy has soared in recent years so too has investor interest. Solar energy, while one of the youngest energy sources on the market, has quickly become a popular holding for investors of all kinds. The underlying thesis is appealing; solar has grown an average of 39% Read more…
David Zeiler: With as much as two-thirds of the struggling solar energy industry expected to either fail or be acquired over the next three years, the table will be set for the survivors to capitalize on a market with enormous growth potential. Read more…
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