Here comes the sun: 7 solar stocks set to shine

greensolar

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Thursday, February 7th 2013, 11:26am

Here comes the sun: 7 solar stocks set to shine

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ILOVEPV

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Thursday, February 7th 2013, 11:02pm

if you notice

citi excludes from its list the most prospective stocks such as SOL, CSIQ, YGE and JKS. After my recent communication with analyst I almost know why: a major idea is to attract as less as possible wide public attention to the above-mentioned names. Time will tell of course who was right.

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MichaelZhao

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Friday, February 8th 2013, 8:36am

Quoted from "ILOVEPV"

citi excludes from its list the most prospective stocks such as SOL, CSIQ, YGE and JKS. After my recent communication with analyst I almost know why: a major idea is to attract as less as possible wide public attention to the above-mentioned names. Time will tell of course who was right.

My experience tells me that whenever Citi say "Buy", you need "Sell". Look at SPWR & FSLR today.

Please pay attention to STP, because Citi said "Sell", let's watch what's going to happen to this one.

BTW, SOL & CSIQ is the ones and the only ones I will buy at present, they are all in green today in such a bad market, did that tell something?

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ILOVEPV

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Friday, February 8th 2013, 11:38am

I do not think citi analysts are

too smart to predict anything. They are just playing along with their trading department. As I was explained it works like a some kind of conspiracy i.e. they make a plan and then using coordinated efforts - a nice combination of mass media impact -upgrades/downgrades and direct money involvement on an opposite side. Actlually do not pay too much attention on analysts, rather read serious reports from reputable scientists.