Solar Enertech - nun Einsteigen ? Ich denke schon!
01.07.07 12:23
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Unglaublich ! bei W:O gelesen
Im weiteren Verlauf der postings bei W:O wurde ermittelt, daß es sich bei dieser Analyse um Solar Enertech handelt.
W A H N S I N N
Entschuldigt für das nun folgende,lange Posting.
Könnte Euch aber interessieren.
Solche vollmundige Kursversprechungen von Börsenbriefschreibern sollte man zwar kritisch beäugen, doch wird das Potential von Solar EnerTech so langsam auch in den USA erkannt.
Oder irgendwelche Einwände, dass es sich hiebei um Solar Enertech handelt?
Der Börsenbrief kostet übrigens stolze 1750 US$ im Jahr.
Investing in Renewable Energy
Investing in Renewable Energy: This $1.50 stock could reach $9.41 by year-end
A Taipan Financial News Research Report
by S.R. Nunnally, Editor, Material Profits Wildcatter
June 18, 2007
Please read this message carefully. It contains information that provides you with a first-move advantage.
I'm inviting a handful of subscribers to get in on a tiny solar energy company. The extensive research I've conducted over the past 17 days confirms it could easily be the most profitable investment you'll make in the next 12 weeks.
Right now, the company is available at a steep discount -- giving you the opportunity to gain 503.2% (or more) this year.
Today, you can buy the stock for less than $2 per share. Given the number of outstanding shares, the company is worth $122.9 million and should triple in value in the coming months.
Regrettably, this sensitive deal is not for everyone. I'm limiting this opportunity to readers who are comfortable with the explosive potential of micro-cap stocks.
I'll explain more about that in a moment...
For now, you should know the window of opportunity is starting to close on the highest gains that come with a first-move advantage. If you wait too long you'll miss out completely on the explosive potential of this $2 company.
In fact, a key piece of intelligence tells me that this micro-cap company could soar beyond my initial projected gain of 503.2%. I think it's possible for you to see a gain of 936.5%.
That's because the CEO of this company has nearly all of his compensation in stock. He's getting paid a paltry $21,000 per year. But that's okay by him. You see, he's absolutely confident the stock will soar.
He knows that the company is in a high-growth sector -- (renewable energy) that is receiving an enormous infusion of money.
As you'll soon see, the world's smartest investors are piling into renewable energy.
These investors are the top 1% -- the venture capitalists who changed the world by getting in early on the Internet, computers and software. Today, they are using that very same know-how to transform the global market for energy.
If you find the above situation attractive, please read on...
"Silicon Valley's dot-com era may
be giving way to the watt-com era."
-- The New York Times
While you may not have heard of these venture capitalists, you're certainly familiar with the companies they financed.
Vinod Khosla is the moneyman behind Google, Genentech and Sun Microsystems. His net worth is reported at $1 billion. So far he has invested in 26 renewable energy companies.
John Doerr made his first billion with early investments in Netscape, Amazon and Google. Now Doerr has set aside $100 million for his "greentech" technologies -- in addition to the $50 million he's already invested in renewable energy.
"This is the mother of all markets," Doerr told Associated Press.
And that's from the guy who funded Netscape, the first company to commercialize the Web browser; who funded Amazon, the company that wrote the book on e-commerce; and who funded Google, the search-engine pioneer that trades at $476 per share.
Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page (their combined net worth $30 billion) contributed over $100 million into the solar manufacturing start-up Nanosolar. It makes solar panels using technology originally developed for the semiconductor industry.
"Green Technology Revs Up
Venture Capitalists"
-- CNBC
The company is building one of the world's largest solar cell factories in Silicon Valley, placing the region at the forefront of the solar energy revolution.
Follow the money and you'll see that solar energy is the next big thing in Silicon Valley. Heading into the fourth quarter of 2006, solar-energy companies pulled in $242 million in 17 deals, according to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In 2005, the number was $67.7 million.
They don't shell out that kind of money with the intent of breaking even. No way. They want to make 5... 10... 20 times their money.
For the first time in years, new factories are popping up in Silicon Valley to make the electronics for solar energy systems.
This manufacturing resurgence is backed by a savvy political campaign.
"Silicon Valley has changed the world once. Now, thanks to a wave of investment and innovation in solar power, it's on to the next revolution..."
-- CNNMoney
But what most people don't realize is that, behind the scenes, Silicon Valley's lobby group, TechNet, pushes for new laws that encourage solar energy.
TechNet executives -- including Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers -- made the rounds in Washington for closed-door meetings with cabinet-level lawmakers. Their message: Double spending on energy research.
For Silicon Valley, solar energy has "tipped" from a cottage industry into a global market that will reach $40 billion in three years.
"The solar players say the sun is definitely shining in Silicon Valley."
-- ABC 7 News
Peter Lynch, who managed the enormous Magellan Fund to 29% average annual returns, called 2005 "The Dawn of the Solar Age."
On a Web site for penny-stock investors, Lynch proved that solar-energy stocks outperformed the major Wall Street indices. His calculations showed that between January 1, 2005 and March 28, 2006 solar-energy stocks would have handed you an average return of 20.87%.
During the same period, you would have seen a 5.25% return from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, 6.17% from the S&P 500 and 4.87% from the Nasdaq, according to Lynch.
"Solar energy's day is dawning."
-- San Diego Union-Tribune
It all makes sense to the smartest investors on the planet...
Venture capitalists are pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into Silicon Valley solar start-ups. Three of the most successful tech IPOs of 2005 were solar, including the Valley's own SunPower.
That gives first-move investors huge gains in solar energy, as you can see in the three stock charts below...
Solar Chart #1
SunPower made its debut in November 2005. Since then the stock has soared 120.8%. The company received funding from T.J. Rogers, the CEO of Cypress Semiconductor in Silicon Valley.
In case you haven't heard of Mr. Rogers, Fortune magazine described him as one of "America's Toughest Bosses." He doesn't suffer fools -- or bad investments.
SunPower isn't a fluke when it comes to striking it big in solar energy. Check out the chart for First Solar...
Solar Chart #2
First Solar went public in Nov. 2006. The stock has since skyrocketed 181.4%. Look at this chart; it's a stock picker's dream...
Tracking the gains of Silicon Valley, the big money on Wall Street is making its own move into solar energy. Take a look at Trina Solar and you'll see what I mean...
Solar Chart #3
Trina Solar hit the NYSE in December 2006. Savvy investors who got in at that point are sitting on a gain of 185.7%. Wall Street's Merrill Lynch is an investor. Trina's performance is breathtaking...
What do these charts have to do with the micro-cap stock I'm about to reveal to you?
Investing in Renewable Energy: The Scoop on Your Undiscovered Solar Play
Imagine getting in on First Solar, SunPower and Trina Solar for pennies on the dollar.
This solar-energy bargain gets even better.
Now, take a look at this chart below...
It shows that over the past 52 weeks this $2 company bolted 1,596.9%. By comparison, that's 303.8% for Trina Solar, 163.1% for SunPower and 199.7% for First Solar.
While I can't reveal the name of the company for fear of running up the share price, I can tell you that documents divulge the company is on track to add $75 million in revenue this year.
The company doubled assembly-line capacity to satisfy new orders from Spain, Malaysia, Turkey and South Africa. Delivery has already started -- promising to boost revenues THIS QUARTER.
It's also received commitments for $7.5 million in sales from a major energy company in India. Another $8 million in revenue is in the pipeline from an agreement with a Shanghai company. And a $9.2 million sale has been made to a different company in Shanghai -- with shipments during 2007.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Earnings Surge of 1,100%
One analyst reports forecast earnings of $60 million, $175 million, $420 million, $720 million in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010, respectively. Over the next three years, earnings could surge 1,100%.
And here's your chance to get that first-move advantage -- just like the top venture capitalists are doing now.
But this isn't the first time I've uncovered a first-move advantage.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Gold, Uranium and Copper for Under $2
So far I've introduced readers to...
A $1.72 Canadian oil and gas explorer and producer that's breaking into uranium. The price of uranium has more than doubled over the past 12 months, making this company a serious 10-bagger.
A $1.15 miner actively exploring the El Dorado gold fields of Central America. I'm telling my readers to get in now for the next big gold boom.
A $1.61 explorer with extensive holdings in gold, copper, lead, zinc and uranium -- all the minerals that the Chinese are buying up like mad. Just check out the volume on the NYMEX where these minerals are traded. It's up 466% in the past year. Here's another micro-cap stock that could become a 10-bagger.
And many, many more...
Add it all up and you'll see that my total returns for 2006 hit 723.5%.
Those are gains my readers appreciate. Just listen to what they have to say...
"Thank you for the 57% in a little under two months!" -- M. Palsson
"Very impressive." -- D. Budd
"I feel like Homer Simpson locked in a Krispy Kreme store... ("Oooohhh,
profits...") -- M. Pascale
"I like the money I make with you." -- M. Per Lee
My triple-digit track record and my ability to spot first-movers is why I've appeared on CNBC's Squawk Box... Forbes on Fox... Cavuto on Business... and some of your other favorite financial programs.
"Since 1926, Prudential says, micro-caps have outperformed the rest of the market on an absolute basis."
-- BusinessWeek
And it's also why you've heard me talking energy and commodities on syndicated radio talk shows like Trader's Nation, Money Matters Financial Network and The Stock Doctor.
I don't mean to brag, but I get calls all the time from producers begging me to be on their shows. As much as I would love to do all of them, my research comes first.
For example...
I uncovered Skye Resources back in August 2005 when it was trading for about $1.75. Today it's at $15.60. That's a stratospheric gain of 791.4% for a nickel miner that people had never heard of.
I also unearthed tiny Insteel Industries in March 2004 when it sold for just under $1. Today, it's at $16.73. Anyone who bought Insteel when I first discovered it would have banked 1,573%.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Turn $25,000 into $248,325
Other big gainers I discovered include...
Frontier Development Group -- a uranium miner that went from 75 cents in September 2004 to $14.72. That would have given you a gain of 1,862.6% in 44 months.
International Tower Hill Mines -- a junior gold miner that bolted from 34 cents in May 2006 to $2.81. You would've reaped 726.4% in 12 months.
Katanga Mining -- a copper company that soared from 80 cents in June 2005 to $16.90. When was the last time you had the chance to pocket 2,012.5 % in under 48 months?
Peru Copper -- a copper miner that went from $1 in July 2005 to $5.10. That's an increase of 410% in less than 24 months.
U.S. Gold Corp. -- a gold company that started out at $1 in August 2005 to $5.55. That's up 455% in 21 months.
If you'd invested $5,000 in each of those micro-cap stocks when I first spotted them you could now have an extra $248,325. That translates into an average gain of 893.2% in less than 48 months.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Wildcatter Gains
Even though these stocks have already gone way up, it's not too late to get in on this $2 solar-energy company.
"Underfollowed micro-cap companies offer great returns, and sometimes even the best returns."
-- MSN Money
Because my research shows that it could return 503.2% -- and that's being conservative. It's still quite possible for you to see a 936.5% return.
Finding stocks like this $2 solar company is what I do every month for a select group of readers.
I call these obscure stocks "wildcatters" because they are usually tiny micro-cap companies that no one else knows about.
Investing in Renewable Energy: 20-to-1 Returns
But they don't stay tiny for long. In fact, most of them go on to deliver huge returns. Many of them have soared tenfold. Some have even returned 20-to-1.
It's all about getting that first-move advantage. And now you can get it with Stealth Solar...
"Solar stocks might still be a decent long-term bet, even if oil prices continue to fall."
-- The Washington Post
That's what I expect to happen with my newest Wildcatter pick. You can get this great solar energy company at a steep discount.
The company is your best entry point into the energy revolution of the decade that's spearheaded by the wealthiest and brightest venture capitalists on the planet. People like Vinod Khosla, John Doerr, Sergey Brin and Larry Page.
Bottom line: "Now may be a good time for investors to soak up some sun," as The Wall Street Journal reported recently.
The worldwide demand for solar energy is potentially unlimited.
Michael Rogol, the solar expert at the French bank Credit Lyonnais, expects the global solar industry to grow from $7 billion in 2004 to $40 billion by 2010.
And unlike tech, don't expect the solar energy market to pop like a bubble.
That's because solar energy is pegged to the price of oil. As long as the price of oil keeps rising, even gradually, solar energy makes more sense to homeowners, businesses and investors.
The price of solar stocks has historically been tied to the price of fossil energy sources such as oil, coal and natural gas. Big Oil is actually drawing up the price of solar-energy stocks.
Check out the chart below for the Amex oil index...
Amex oil index
As you can see, the charts for the Amex oil index and my tiny $2 company are really quite similar.
Here's why...
The global demand for oil has been rising 1-2% each year, to the point that the oil industry is sucking almost 1,000 barrels of crude from the earth every second. By mid-century, the U.S. is expected to begin replacing 40% of its oil consumption with non-fossil fuels.
"Cheap solar power is poised to undercut oil and gas by half"
-- The Telegraph
Demand for solar will boom as dozens of countries allow new subsidies, tax breaks and other incentives to promote the use of renewable energy.
These trends will accelerate with the jihad in the Middle East... China's insatiable appetite for fossil fuels... and the Socialist uprising in Central America that recently nationalized oil in Venezuela.
And that's why brilliant guys like Vinod Khosla, John Doerr, Sergy Brinn and Larry page know that solar is at a "tipping point" where gains can mount up fast.
Look no further than the Harvard Business Review. It observed that venture capitalists poured some $100 million into solar start-ups of all sizes in 2006. That makes solar a good bet, given the venture capital community's interest in relatively short-term returns.
I fully expect the tiny $2 solar company I've found to return you 503.2%.
That's what this invitation is all about...
"Microcaps do offer opportunity to latch onto innovative new companies with a potential for eye-popping returns."
-- Baltimore Sun
Just the fact that you qualified to receive this letter gives you a leg up over 99% of other investors looking to cash in on the stock market.
When most investors hear the term "stock market," they immediately think of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, or Nasdaq.
But as a real insider, you're part of that 1% of savvy investors who know that micro-caps have explosive potential.
Micro-caps are overlooked and under-researched in the marketplace because they do not generate investment banking or brokerage commission revenues for Wall Street firms.
Read about more other renewable energy stock opportunities in
S.R. Nunnally's Material Profits Wildcatter
If you had invested a dollar in micro-caps at year-end 1925, the growth of that dollar would have more than tripled the return of a similar investment in the S&P 500.
Even considering the remarkable performance of the S&P 500 over the last decade, the Wilshire Micro-Cap Index has had a better three-, five- and 10-year track record.
Bottom line: New and emerging industries in particular can be more heavily concentrated in the micro-cap segment, according to Dow Jones Wilshire.
And solar energy is exactly that: new and emerging.
he worldwide demand for solar energy is potentially unlimited with the market gaining momentum fast.
"The cost of installing solar energy is finally within reach for many Americans."
-- Wired
The U.S.A. is ramping up... and is now the third-largest solar-energy user.
State and federal subsidies helped push the U.S. solar-energy market up 33% in 2006 over the previous year, says market researcher Solarbuzz.
President Bush created solar-energy subsidies of up to $2,000 for homeowners, with even more in store for businesses.
In New Jersey, incentives make it more affordable than ever to own a solar energy system. The rebates can cover more than 50% of the cost. The program proved so popular that New Jersey's Clean Energy Program is currently oversubscribed.
And as part of its Million Solar Roofs Program, California intends to create 3,000 megawatts of new solar-produced electricity by 2017. That equals the peak output of six modern natural-gas-fired power plants.
Still, the country to catch is Germany.
"Germany is the world's number one market for solar energy."
-- Dow Jones MarketWatch
Germany enacted the Renewable Energies Act in 2000, requiring electricity grid operators pay a higher price to providers of solar energy than they do to providers of traditional energy.
The act spurred solar energy in Germany to the point that the country accounts for 55% of the world's solar electricity production.
Heat output installed from solar energy in Germany
The European Union is aggressively pursuing solar as well, modeling their programs after Germany.
In the European Union, many countries are in the process of adopting programs to encourage renewable energy, with an emphasis on solar.
Southern Europe's high number of sun hours make it prime for solar energy. Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece are offering low tariffs and low-interest loans to stimulate adoption.
In addition to Europe and the U.S., government subsidies for solar are popular in Asia, with Japan showing the way.
"Japan's $100 million in grants is intended to promote renewable energy resources, such as solar power."
-- WCBS TV
Japan's subsidies for residential solar-energy go back to 1994. The country is now the second-largest solar-energy consumer, with 17% of the global market.
Running the world's second-largest economy with no domestic sources of fossil fuel, Japan has had little choice but to turn to solar and other forms of renewable energy.
That's why Japan has the highest per-capita installed capacity of solar-power generation in the world.
But emerging economies such as India are rapidly gaining ground.
"India has one of the largest national programs to promote the use of solar energy."
-- Forbes
India's survival depends on electricity reform. There's plenty of it generated, but up to 50% is lost during transmission, incurring losses of some $7 billion per year.
The losses get even higher when you take into account the terrible toll from pollution that's spewed by the high-ash coal utilities burn.
India is turning to solar to both reduce pollution and electrify the millions of rural villages off the national grid.
"By 2030, India should achieve energy independence through solar power and other forms of renewable energy," the president of India told reporters recently.
India is a huge solar-energy market, but China may prove to be bigger.
"China Aims to Clean Up in Solar Power."
-- BusinessWeek
Acid rain, water pollution and a dependence on imported oil are driving China toward solar. By 2010, China hopes to generate about 300 megawatts of solar energy -- roughly the same amount as Japan used last year.
In the coming few years, China will upgrade from small rural systems to massive grid-connected solar generators.
At a prominent solar-energy conference in May 2007, a Chinese vice minister, Chen Deming, said the government would soon enact policies for the required installation of solar-energy products.
Chen called solar "the largest and the most promising industry in the renewable energy sector."
China's solar-energy market is worth $1.5 billion and getting bigger at 20% annually, says the Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association.
"Solar energy power generation is growing
20 percent to 30 percent a year."
-- San Francisco Chronicle
China and the rest of the world know that solar energy is inevitable.
And now I can show you how to cash in on the biggest energy boom of the decade.
You see, the $2 company I uncovered makes the critical parts of a solar energy system: photovoltaic cells. These cells convert energy from the sun into electricity.
A photovoltaic cell
The company embarked on a program to design and manufacture high-efficiency photovoltaic cells.
And if anyone can do it, the CEO of this company is your guy.
His track record for starting companies and cashing out is incredible. He has six companies under his belt. And...
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He knows how to get things done and make money for himself and his shareholders.
How else could he afford to live on a $21,000 per year salary?
He's a genius when it comes to turning small start-ups into mega-million-dollar businesses.
And he's not wasting a minute when it comes to launching this $2 company into the stratosphere.
He led a complete shakeout of the new factory in Shanghai...
Inside the plant, the floor surface was treated and covered by a special polymerization process and SZO-4 epoxy self-leveling, anti-static and anti-dust paint, providing a bright, blue-green veneer across the immense surface area.
Quality control tests on manufacturing equipment used cross-checks with the automated controls.
"Clean room" facilities were double-checked. Workers now pass between a "wind shower" as they go from less sensitive areas into the workshop. Additionally, the workshop housing the diffusion furnaces is equipped with a set of negative pressure controlled entry doors from the common areas into these extremely sensitive chambers.
Environmental air cooling units on the first and second floor of the plant were put through their paces. Nearly 100 of these units make up an integrated system of climate control inside the temperature-sensitive manufacturing facility.
He doubled manufacturing capacity to meet surging demand. The recent orders consist of 65% foreign buyers and 35% domestic buyers, and the delivery deadlines run May through October.
He recruited a solar-energy veteran to penetrate markets in Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain and Turkey.
He built a multilingual sales team to handle prospects and clients in Asia, Europe, and North America.
Now that the company has moved into full production, this your best chance to get in at the lowest possible price.
Getting in early is the only way to pocket blowout returns on your micro-cap plays.
You won't hear about micro-caps from your broker, banker or financial advisor for one simple reason: There's no money in it for them.
"For the past six years returns on small caps -- companies typically worth less than $3 billion -- have handily beaten those of large caps."
-- BusinessWeek
That's where I come in...
My name is S.R. Nunnally. Each month, I uncover micro-caps loaded with profit potential and share them with readers of Material Profits Wildcatter, giving the first-move advantage on promising micro-cap companies in natural resource industries.
My readers are members of an elite group. In fact membership is limited to only 1,500 people.
As a member of Material Profits Wildcatter, you'll receive a never-ending flow of hot micro-cap stocks. About once a month, you'll receive one sizzling opportunity that could blow away traditional investments.
Most investors shy away from micro-caps. They feel the reward doesn't justify the risk.
So now you have to ask yourself, "Is Wildcatter for me?"
Here are three qualifications that will help you decide...
Qualification #1: You must be comfortable with micro-cap stocks. The "wildcatter" stocks are small. In some cases, they may be very volatile.
And while the stocks have the potential to soar tenfold, they can also experience rapid price declines. Material Profits Wildcatter is only for people who are comfortable putting a small amount of money into a potentially huge winner.
Qualification #2: You must be able to keep a secret. No blabber mouths. Sharing Material Profits Wildcatter stock picks with people who are not within our private group is strictly prohibited.
Why?
Because it puts our profit opportunities at risk! One of the reasons we only allow 1,500 members is so everyone can get in BEFORE the stock takes off.
If we have hoards of extra people riding our coattails, it could prevent some of our Material Profits Wildcatter members from grabbing maximum profits.
Bottom line: Keep the trades confidential for 48 hours. You can share war stories with your friends and family AFTER we take gains. Fair enough?
Qualification #3: You must be decisive. Since the volume on these stocks is typically pretty small, when I give you my recommendation to buy or sell, you have to act. If you take days to mull it over with a bunch of other people you could lose the lion's share of your potential gains.
Acting on my recommendations is the only way to pull in gains of 120%, 74%, 127%, 59% and 67% that my subscribers have already claimed...
Frontier Development Group -- a uranium miner that went from 75 cents in September 2004 to $14.72. That would have given you a gain of 1,862.6% in 44 months.
International Tower Hill Mines -- a junior gold miner that bolted from 34 cents in May 2006 to $2.81. You would've reaped 726.4% in 12 months.
Katanga Mining -- a copper company that soared from 80 cents in June 2005 to $16.90. When was the last time you had the chance to pocket 2,012.5 % in under 48 months?
Peru Copper -- a copper miner that went from $1 in July 2005 to $5.10. That's an increase of 410% in less than 24 months.
U.S. Gold Corp. -- a gold company that started out at a $1 in August 2005 to $5.55. That's up 455% in 21 months.
You have to admit... that's pretty darn impressive.
OK, let's get you on the path to making money with this $2 solar energy company.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Receive your Free Special Report Now
With your permission, I'd like to start by giving you an in-depth FREE SPECIAL REPORT on the company. The report is called "Stealth Solar: Silicon Valley's Secret Investment."
"...Micro-caps can be your friend."
-- USA Today
You can read this report within minutes of qualifying for membership in Material Profits Wildcatter.
The report will provide you with the background, opportunity and potential returns so you can make your own decision on whether or not Stealth Solar is for you.
After reading the report, you must be 100% convinced that Stealth Solar can...
Make you at least 503.2% by year-end -- or far higher to 936.5%.
That's its current market cap of $122.9 million will triple in value in the coming months.
That you can buy enough shares at a discount of least 80% compared to First Solar, SunPower and Trina Solar.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Unfortunately, most people will miss out on this opportunity
With membership to Material Profits Wildcatter limited to 1,500 astute readers, the new spots will be filled by first come, first serve.
So I expect membership to fill up fast.
But you might be wondering, how much does a research service like this cost? After all, I fully expect to deliver you these types of explosive stocks every month.
"And in general, micro-cap stocks carry greater investment risk but also provide diversification benefits as they tend to move independently of larger-cap peers"
-- Dow Jones' MarketWatch
Well, that's the best part!
As you know, similar services easily charge up to $5,000 per year. And if Material Profits Wildcatter was a stand-alone service, we could charge $2,500 per year.
That would make sense when you consider just one of these stocks could return that much money in a few weeks' time -- and that would be on the conservative side.
In fact, my publisher suggested we charge that much $4,500 a year for this service.
But I didn't want to charge that kind of money. So I worked out a deal with my publisher for a reduced price. People who sign up today can enroll for only $1,750.
That's a ridiculously low price. But please understand: I can't promise I can keep the price this low forever. My publisher is anxious to increase the price. So if you're the least bit interested in trying this new service, let me encourage you to do so right away while the price is still low.
Remember, that fee entitles you to 12 months of remarkable profit micro-cap sensations like Insteel, which soared from $1 to $28... and Strata Oil & Gas, which bolted from 79 cents to $7.95... and Skye Resources, which skyrocketed from $1.75 to $17.50.
And best of all, the moment I hear from you, I'll send you access to the Special Report with all the details on the $1.50 stock that will likely hit $9.41 by year-end.
Investing in Renewable Energy: I Give You My Word
Go ahead now and give Material Profits Wildcatter a try. Reserve your space before they sell out. The moment I hear from you, I'll send you the Special Report. Read it. And then grab a few shares of this $1.50 stock.
And do it quickly... because this stock is getting ready to soar. And listen: If you don't have at least a DOUBLE in your pocket by year-end, just say the word. I'll refund every penny of your subscription.
And you know what? If for any reason you aren't happy, just let me know in the next 30 days. I'll refund your entire subscription fee. Why wouldn't I? I'm that confident.
The important thing is for you to get in now, reserve your space, and seize what could be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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S.R. Nunnally
Editor, Material Profits Wildcatter
P.S.This important update is for you...
Breaking News
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. announced the purchase of solar power for 22 combined Wal-Mart stores.
Each store is expected to produce an estimated at 20 million kilowatt-hours per year, possibly making it one of the world's top-10 solar power initiatives in the U.S. when fully implemented.
Wal-Mart will use the power generated by the solar panels onsite at each store to reach its goal of being supplied by 100% renewable energy.
One store in Dallas will integrate solar panels with its garden center greenhouse canopy, providing an eye-pleasing application of solar that supplies 11 killowatts of power.
Sources say that Wal-Mart could install solar on as many as 340 stores in the next few years.
Given the recent news about Wal-Mart's breakthrough solar program, Stealth Solar could go from $1.50 to $9.41 sooner than I originally thought.
I suggest you act now to avoid missing out.
W A H N S I N N
Entschuldigt für das nun folgende,lange Posting.
Könnte Euch aber interessieren.
Solche vollmundige Kursversprechungen von Börsenbriefschreibern sollte man zwar kritisch beäugen, doch wird das Potential von Solar EnerTech so langsam auch in den USA erkannt.
Oder irgendwelche Einwände, dass es sich hiebei um Solar Enertech handelt?
Der Börsenbrief kostet übrigens stolze 1750 US$ im Jahr.
Investing in Renewable Energy
Investing in Renewable Energy: This $1.50 stock could reach $9.41 by year-end
A Taipan Financial News Research Report
by S.R. Nunnally, Editor, Material Profits Wildcatter
June 18, 2007
Please read this message carefully. It contains information that provides you with a first-move advantage.
I'm inviting a handful of subscribers to get in on a tiny solar energy company. The extensive research I've conducted over the past 17 days confirms it could easily be the most profitable investment you'll make in the next 12 weeks.
Right now, the company is available at a steep discount -- giving you the opportunity to gain 503.2% (or more) this year.
Today, you can buy the stock for less than $2 per share. Given the number of outstanding shares, the company is worth $122.9 million and should triple in value in the coming months.
Regrettably, this sensitive deal is not for everyone. I'm limiting this opportunity to readers who are comfortable with the explosive potential of micro-cap stocks.
I'll explain more about that in a moment...
For now, you should know the window of opportunity is starting to close on the highest gains that come with a first-move advantage. If you wait too long you'll miss out completely on the explosive potential of this $2 company.
In fact, a key piece of intelligence tells me that this micro-cap company could soar beyond my initial projected gain of 503.2%. I think it's possible for you to see a gain of 936.5%.
That's because the CEO of this company has nearly all of his compensation in stock. He's getting paid a paltry $21,000 per year. But that's okay by him. You see, he's absolutely confident the stock will soar.
He knows that the company is in a high-growth sector -- (renewable energy) that is receiving an enormous infusion of money.
As you'll soon see, the world's smartest investors are piling into renewable energy.
These investors are the top 1% -- the venture capitalists who changed the world by getting in early on the Internet, computers and software. Today, they are using that very same know-how to transform the global market for energy.
If you find the above situation attractive, please read on...
"Silicon Valley's dot-com era may
be giving way to the watt-com era."
-- The New York Times
While you may not have heard of these venture capitalists, you're certainly familiar with the companies they financed.
Vinod Khosla is the moneyman behind Google, Genentech and Sun Microsystems. His net worth is reported at $1 billion. So far he has invested in 26 renewable energy companies.
John Doerr made his first billion with early investments in Netscape, Amazon and Google. Now Doerr has set aside $100 million for his "greentech" technologies -- in addition to the $50 million he's already invested in renewable energy.
"This is the mother of all markets," Doerr told Associated Press.
And that's from the guy who funded Netscape, the first company to commercialize the Web browser; who funded Amazon, the company that wrote the book on e-commerce; and who funded Google, the search-engine pioneer that trades at $476 per share.
Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page (their combined net worth $30 billion) contributed over $100 million into the solar manufacturing start-up Nanosolar. It makes solar panels using technology originally developed for the semiconductor industry.
"Green Technology Revs Up
Venture Capitalists"
-- CNBC
The company is building one of the world's largest solar cell factories in Silicon Valley, placing the region at the forefront of the solar energy revolution.
Follow the money and you'll see that solar energy is the next big thing in Silicon Valley. Heading into the fourth quarter of 2006, solar-energy companies pulled in $242 million in 17 deals, according to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In 2005, the number was $67.7 million.
They don't shell out that kind of money with the intent of breaking even. No way. They want to make 5... 10... 20 times their money.
For the first time in years, new factories are popping up in Silicon Valley to make the electronics for solar energy systems.
This manufacturing resurgence is backed by a savvy political campaign.
"Silicon Valley has changed the world once. Now, thanks to a wave of investment and innovation in solar power, it's on to the next revolution..."
-- CNNMoney
But what most people don't realize is that, behind the scenes, Silicon Valley's lobby group, TechNet, pushes for new laws that encourage solar energy.
TechNet executives -- including Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers -- made the rounds in Washington for closed-door meetings with cabinet-level lawmakers. Their message: Double spending on energy research.
For Silicon Valley, solar energy has "tipped" from a cottage industry into a global market that will reach $40 billion in three years.
"The solar players say the sun is definitely shining in Silicon Valley."
-- ABC 7 News
Peter Lynch, who managed the enormous Magellan Fund to 29% average annual returns, called 2005 "The Dawn of the Solar Age."
On a Web site for penny-stock investors, Lynch proved that solar-energy stocks outperformed the major Wall Street indices. His calculations showed that between January 1, 2005 and March 28, 2006 solar-energy stocks would have handed you an average return of 20.87%.
During the same period, you would have seen a 5.25% return from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, 6.17% from the S&P 500 and 4.87% from the Nasdaq, according to Lynch.
"Solar energy's day is dawning."
-- San Diego Union-Tribune
It all makes sense to the smartest investors on the planet...
Venture capitalists are pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into Silicon Valley solar start-ups. Three of the most successful tech IPOs of 2005 were solar, including the Valley's own SunPower.
That gives first-move investors huge gains in solar energy, as you can see in the three stock charts below...
Solar Chart #1
SunPower made its debut in November 2005. Since then the stock has soared 120.8%. The company received funding from T.J. Rogers, the CEO of Cypress Semiconductor in Silicon Valley.
In case you haven't heard of Mr. Rogers, Fortune magazine described him as one of "America's Toughest Bosses." He doesn't suffer fools -- or bad investments.
SunPower isn't a fluke when it comes to striking it big in solar energy. Check out the chart for First Solar...
Solar Chart #2
First Solar went public in Nov. 2006. The stock has since skyrocketed 181.4%. Look at this chart; it's a stock picker's dream...
Tracking the gains of Silicon Valley, the big money on Wall Street is making its own move into solar energy. Take a look at Trina Solar and you'll see what I mean...
Solar Chart #3
Trina Solar hit the NYSE in December 2006. Savvy investors who got in at that point are sitting on a gain of 185.7%. Wall Street's Merrill Lynch is an investor. Trina's performance is breathtaking...
What do these charts have to do with the micro-cap stock I'm about to reveal to you?
Investing in Renewable Energy: The Scoop on Your Undiscovered Solar Play
Imagine getting in on First Solar, SunPower and Trina Solar for pennies on the dollar.
This solar-energy bargain gets even better.
Now, take a look at this chart below...
It shows that over the past 52 weeks this $2 company bolted 1,596.9%. By comparison, that's 303.8% for Trina Solar, 163.1% for SunPower and 199.7% for First Solar.
While I can't reveal the name of the company for fear of running up the share price, I can tell you that documents divulge the company is on track to add $75 million in revenue this year.
The company doubled assembly-line capacity to satisfy new orders from Spain, Malaysia, Turkey and South Africa. Delivery has already started -- promising to boost revenues THIS QUARTER.
It's also received commitments for $7.5 million in sales from a major energy company in India. Another $8 million in revenue is in the pipeline from an agreement with a Shanghai company. And a $9.2 million sale has been made to a different company in Shanghai -- with shipments during 2007.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Earnings Surge of 1,100%
One analyst reports forecast earnings of $60 million, $175 million, $420 million, $720 million in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010, respectively. Over the next three years, earnings could surge 1,100%.
And here's your chance to get that first-move advantage -- just like the top venture capitalists are doing now.
But this isn't the first time I've uncovered a first-move advantage.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Gold, Uranium and Copper for Under $2
So far I've introduced readers to...
A $1.72 Canadian oil and gas explorer and producer that's breaking into uranium. The price of uranium has more than doubled over the past 12 months, making this company a serious 10-bagger.
A $1.15 miner actively exploring the El Dorado gold fields of Central America. I'm telling my readers to get in now for the next big gold boom.
A $1.61 explorer with extensive holdings in gold, copper, lead, zinc and uranium -- all the minerals that the Chinese are buying up like mad. Just check out the volume on the NYMEX where these minerals are traded. It's up 466% in the past year. Here's another micro-cap stock that could become a 10-bagger.
And many, many more...
Add it all up and you'll see that my total returns for 2006 hit 723.5%.
Those are gains my readers appreciate. Just listen to what they have to say...
"Thank you for the 57% in a little under two months!" -- M. Palsson
"Very impressive." -- D. Budd
"I feel like Homer Simpson locked in a Krispy Kreme store... ("Oooohhh,
profits...") -- M. Pascale
"I like the money I make with you." -- M. Per Lee
My triple-digit track record and my ability to spot first-movers is why I've appeared on CNBC's Squawk Box... Forbes on Fox... Cavuto on Business... and some of your other favorite financial programs.
"Since 1926, Prudential says, micro-caps have outperformed the rest of the market on an absolute basis."
-- BusinessWeek
And it's also why you've heard me talking energy and commodities on syndicated radio talk shows like Trader's Nation, Money Matters Financial Network and The Stock Doctor.
I don't mean to brag, but I get calls all the time from producers begging me to be on their shows. As much as I would love to do all of them, my research comes first.
For example...
I uncovered Skye Resources back in August 2005 when it was trading for about $1.75. Today it's at $15.60. That's a stratospheric gain of 791.4% for a nickel miner that people had never heard of.
I also unearthed tiny Insteel Industries in March 2004 when it sold for just under $1. Today, it's at $16.73. Anyone who bought Insteel when I first discovered it would have banked 1,573%.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Turn $25,000 into $248,325
Other big gainers I discovered include...
Frontier Development Group -- a uranium miner that went from 75 cents in September 2004 to $14.72. That would have given you a gain of 1,862.6% in 44 months.
International Tower Hill Mines -- a junior gold miner that bolted from 34 cents in May 2006 to $2.81. You would've reaped 726.4% in 12 months.
Katanga Mining -- a copper company that soared from 80 cents in June 2005 to $16.90. When was the last time you had the chance to pocket 2,012.5 % in under 48 months?
Peru Copper -- a copper miner that went from $1 in July 2005 to $5.10. That's an increase of 410% in less than 24 months.
U.S. Gold Corp. -- a gold company that started out at $1 in August 2005 to $5.55. That's up 455% in 21 months.
If you'd invested $5,000 in each of those micro-cap stocks when I first spotted them you could now have an extra $248,325. That translates into an average gain of 893.2% in less than 48 months.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Wildcatter Gains
Even though these stocks have already gone way up, it's not too late to get in on this $2 solar-energy company.
"Underfollowed micro-cap companies offer great returns, and sometimes even the best returns."
-- MSN Money
Because my research shows that it could return 503.2% -- and that's being conservative. It's still quite possible for you to see a 936.5% return.
Finding stocks like this $2 solar company is what I do every month for a select group of readers.
I call these obscure stocks "wildcatters" because they are usually tiny micro-cap companies that no one else knows about.
Investing in Renewable Energy: 20-to-1 Returns
But they don't stay tiny for long. In fact, most of them go on to deliver huge returns. Many of them have soared tenfold. Some have even returned 20-to-1.
It's all about getting that first-move advantage. And now you can get it with Stealth Solar...
"Solar stocks might still be a decent long-term bet, even if oil prices continue to fall."
-- The Washington Post
That's what I expect to happen with my newest Wildcatter pick. You can get this great solar energy company at a steep discount.
The company is your best entry point into the energy revolution of the decade that's spearheaded by the wealthiest and brightest venture capitalists on the planet. People like Vinod Khosla, John Doerr, Sergey Brin and Larry Page.
Bottom line: "Now may be a good time for investors to soak up some sun," as The Wall Street Journal reported recently.
The worldwide demand for solar energy is potentially unlimited.
Michael Rogol, the solar expert at the French bank Credit Lyonnais, expects the global solar industry to grow from $7 billion in 2004 to $40 billion by 2010.
And unlike tech, don't expect the solar energy market to pop like a bubble.
That's because solar energy is pegged to the price of oil. As long as the price of oil keeps rising, even gradually, solar energy makes more sense to homeowners, businesses and investors.
The price of solar stocks has historically been tied to the price of fossil energy sources such as oil, coal and natural gas. Big Oil is actually drawing up the price of solar-energy stocks.
Check out the chart below for the Amex oil index...
Amex oil index
As you can see, the charts for the Amex oil index and my tiny $2 company are really quite similar.
Here's why...
The global demand for oil has been rising 1-2% each year, to the point that the oil industry is sucking almost 1,000 barrels of crude from the earth every second. By mid-century, the U.S. is expected to begin replacing 40% of its oil consumption with non-fossil fuels.
"Cheap solar power is poised to undercut oil and gas by half"
-- The Telegraph
Demand for solar will boom as dozens of countries allow new subsidies, tax breaks and other incentives to promote the use of renewable energy.
These trends will accelerate with the jihad in the Middle East... China's insatiable appetite for fossil fuels... and the Socialist uprising in Central America that recently nationalized oil in Venezuela.
And that's why brilliant guys like Vinod Khosla, John Doerr, Sergy Brinn and Larry page know that solar is at a "tipping point" where gains can mount up fast.
Look no further than the Harvard Business Review. It observed that venture capitalists poured some $100 million into solar start-ups of all sizes in 2006. That makes solar a good bet, given the venture capital community's interest in relatively short-term returns.
I fully expect the tiny $2 solar company I've found to return you 503.2%.
That's what this invitation is all about...
"Microcaps do offer opportunity to latch onto innovative new companies with a potential for eye-popping returns."
-- Baltimore Sun
Just the fact that you qualified to receive this letter gives you a leg up over 99% of other investors looking to cash in on the stock market.
When most investors hear the term "stock market," they immediately think of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, or Nasdaq.
But as a real insider, you're part of that 1% of savvy investors who know that micro-caps have explosive potential.
Micro-caps are overlooked and under-researched in the marketplace because they do not generate investment banking or brokerage commission revenues for Wall Street firms.
Read about more other renewable energy stock opportunities in
S.R. Nunnally's Material Profits Wildcatter
If you had invested a dollar in micro-caps at year-end 1925, the growth of that dollar would have more than tripled the return of a similar investment in the S&P 500.
Even considering the remarkable performance of the S&P 500 over the last decade, the Wilshire Micro-Cap Index has had a better three-, five- and 10-year track record.
Bottom line: New and emerging industries in particular can be more heavily concentrated in the micro-cap segment, according to Dow Jones Wilshire.
And solar energy is exactly that: new and emerging.
he worldwide demand for solar energy is potentially unlimited with the market gaining momentum fast.
"The cost of installing solar energy is finally within reach for many Americans."
-- Wired
The U.S.A. is ramping up... and is now the third-largest solar-energy user.
State and federal subsidies helped push the U.S. solar-energy market up 33% in 2006 over the previous year, says market researcher Solarbuzz.
President Bush created solar-energy subsidies of up to $2,000 for homeowners, with even more in store for businesses.
In New Jersey, incentives make it more affordable than ever to own a solar energy system. The rebates can cover more than 50% of the cost. The program proved so popular that New Jersey's Clean Energy Program is currently oversubscribed.
And as part of its Million Solar Roofs Program, California intends to create 3,000 megawatts of new solar-produced electricity by 2017. That equals the peak output of six modern natural-gas-fired power plants.
Still, the country to catch is Germany.
"Germany is the world's number one market for solar energy."
-- Dow Jones MarketWatch
Germany enacted the Renewable Energies Act in 2000, requiring electricity grid operators pay a higher price to providers of solar energy than they do to providers of traditional energy.
The act spurred solar energy in Germany to the point that the country accounts for 55% of the world's solar electricity production.
Heat output installed from solar energy in Germany
The European Union is aggressively pursuing solar as well, modeling their programs after Germany.
In the European Union, many countries are in the process of adopting programs to encourage renewable energy, with an emphasis on solar.
Southern Europe's high number of sun hours make it prime for solar energy. Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece are offering low tariffs and low-interest loans to stimulate adoption.
In addition to Europe and the U.S., government subsidies for solar are popular in Asia, with Japan showing the way.
"Japan's $100 million in grants is intended to promote renewable energy resources, such as solar power."
-- WCBS TV
Japan's subsidies for residential solar-energy go back to 1994. The country is now the second-largest solar-energy consumer, with 17% of the global market.
Running the world's second-largest economy with no domestic sources of fossil fuel, Japan has had little choice but to turn to solar and other forms of renewable energy.
That's why Japan has the highest per-capita installed capacity of solar-power generation in the world.
But emerging economies such as India are rapidly gaining ground.
"India has one of the largest national programs to promote the use of solar energy."
-- Forbes
India's survival depends on electricity reform. There's plenty of it generated, but up to 50% is lost during transmission, incurring losses of some $7 billion per year.
The losses get even higher when you take into account the terrible toll from pollution that's spewed by the high-ash coal utilities burn.
India is turning to solar to both reduce pollution and electrify the millions of rural villages off the national grid.
"By 2030, India should achieve energy independence through solar power and other forms of renewable energy," the president of India told reporters recently.
India is a huge solar-energy market, but China may prove to be bigger.
"China Aims to Clean Up in Solar Power."
-- BusinessWeek
Acid rain, water pollution and a dependence on imported oil are driving China toward solar. By 2010, China hopes to generate about 300 megawatts of solar energy -- roughly the same amount as Japan used last year.
In the coming few years, China will upgrade from small rural systems to massive grid-connected solar generators.
At a prominent solar-energy conference in May 2007, a Chinese vice minister, Chen Deming, said the government would soon enact policies for the required installation of solar-energy products.
Chen called solar "the largest and the most promising industry in the renewable energy sector."
China's solar-energy market is worth $1.5 billion and getting bigger at 20% annually, says the Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association.
"Solar energy power generation is growing
20 percent to 30 percent a year."
-- San Francisco Chronicle
China and the rest of the world know that solar energy is inevitable.
And now I can show you how to cash in on the biggest energy boom of the decade.
You see, the $2 company I uncovered makes the critical parts of a solar energy system: photovoltaic cells. These cells convert energy from the sun into electricity.
A photovoltaic cell
The company embarked on a program to design and manufacture high-efficiency photovoltaic cells.
And if anyone can do it, the CEO of this company is your guy.
His track record for starting companies and cashing out is incredible. He has six companies under his belt. And...
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He knows how to get things done and make money for himself and his shareholders.
How else could he afford to live on a $21,000 per year salary?
He's a genius when it comes to turning small start-ups into mega-million-dollar businesses.
And he's not wasting a minute when it comes to launching this $2 company into the stratosphere.
He led a complete shakeout of the new factory in Shanghai...
Inside the plant, the floor surface was treated and covered by a special polymerization process and SZO-4 epoxy self-leveling, anti-static and anti-dust paint, providing a bright, blue-green veneer across the immense surface area.
Quality control tests on manufacturing equipment used cross-checks with the automated controls.
"Clean room" facilities were double-checked. Workers now pass between a "wind shower" as they go from less sensitive areas into the workshop. Additionally, the workshop housing the diffusion furnaces is equipped with a set of negative pressure controlled entry doors from the common areas into these extremely sensitive chambers.
Environmental air cooling units on the first and second floor of the plant were put through their paces. Nearly 100 of these units make up an integrated system of climate control inside the temperature-sensitive manufacturing facility.
He doubled manufacturing capacity to meet surging demand. The recent orders consist of 65% foreign buyers and 35% domestic buyers, and the delivery deadlines run May through October.
He recruited a solar-energy veteran to penetrate markets in Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain and Turkey.
He built a multilingual sales team to handle prospects and clients in Asia, Europe, and North America.
Now that the company has moved into full production, this your best chance to get in at the lowest possible price.
Getting in early is the only way to pocket blowout returns on your micro-cap plays.
You won't hear about micro-caps from your broker, banker or financial advisor for one simple reason: There's no money in it for them.
"For the past six years returns on small caps -- companies typically worth less than $3 billion -- have handily beaten those of large caps."
-- BusinessWeek
That's where I come in...
My name is S.R. Nunnally. Each month, I uncover micro-caps loaded with profit potential and share them with readers of Material Profits Wildcatter, giving the first-move advantage on promising micro-cap companies in natural resource industries.
My readers are members of an elite group. In fact membership is limited to only 1,500 people.
As a member of Material Profits Wildcatter, you'll receive a never-ending flow of hot micro-cap stocks. About once a month, you'll receive one sizzling opportunity that could blow away traditional investments.
Most investors shy away from micro-caps. They feel the reward doesn't justify the risk.
So now you have to ask yourself, "Is Wildcatter for me?"
Here are three qualifications that will help you decide...
Qualification #1: You must be comfortable with micro-cap stocks. The "wildcatter" stocks are small. In some cases, they may be very volatile.
And while the stocks have the potential to soar tenfold, they can also experience rapid price declines. Material Profits Wildcatter is only for people who are comfortable putting a small amount of money into a potentially huge winner.
Qualification #2: You must be able to keep a secret. No blabber mouths. Sharing Material Profits Wildcatter stock picks with people who are not within our private group is strictly prohibited.
Why?
Because it puts our profit opportunities at risk! One of the reasons we only allow 1,500 members is so everyone can get in BEFORE the stock takes off.
If we have hoards of extra people riding our coattails, it could prevent some of our Material Profits Wildcatter members from grabbing maximum profits.
Bottom line: Keep the trades confidential for 48 hours. You can share war stories with your friends and family AFTER we take gains. Fair enough?
Qualification #3: You must be decisive. Since the volume on these stocks is typically pretty small, when I give you my recommendation to buy or sell, you have to act. If you take days to mull it over with a bunch of other people you could lose the lion's share of your potential gains.
Acting on my recommendations is the only way to pull in gains of 120%, 74%, 127%, 59% and 67% that my subscribers have already claimed...
Frontier Development Group -- a uranium miner that went from 75 cents in September 2004 to $14.72. That would have given you a gain of 1,862.6% in 44 months.
International Tower Hill Mines -- a junior gold miner that bolted from 34 cents in May 2006 to $2.81. You would've reaped 726.4% in 12 months.
Katanga Mining -- a copper company that soared from 80 cents in June 2005 to $16.90. When was the last time you had the chance to pocket 2,012.5 % in under 48 months?
Peru Copper -- a copper miner that went from $1 in July 2005 to $5.10. That's an increase of 410% in less than 24 months.
U.S. Gold Corp. -- a gold company that started out at a $1 in August 2005 to $5.55. That's up 455% in 21 months.
You have to admit... that's pretty darn impressive.
OK, let's get you on the path to making money with this $2 solar energy company.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Receive your Free Special Report Now
With your permission, I'd like to start by giving you an in-depth FREE SPECIAL REPORT on the company. The report is called "Stealth Solar: Silicon Valley's Secret Investment."
"...Micro-caps can be your friend."
-- USA Today
You can read this report within minutes of qualifying for membership in Material Profits Wildcatter.
The report will provide you with the background, opportunity and potential returns so you can make your own decision on whether or not Stealth Solar is for you.
After reading the report, you must be 100% convinced that Stealth Solar can...
Make you at least 503.2% by year-end -- or far higher to 936.5%.
That's its current market cap of $122.9 million will triple in value in the coming months.
That you can buy enough shares at a discount of least 80% compared to First Solar, SunPower and Trina Solar.
Investing in Renewable Energy: Unfortunately, most people will miss out on this opportunity
With membership to Material Profits Wildcatter limited to 1,500 astute readers, the new spots will be filled by first come, first serve.
So I expect membership to fill up fast.
But you might be wondering, how much does a research service like this cost? After all, I fully expect to deliver you these types of explosive stocks every month.
"And in general, micro-cap stocks carry greater investment risk but also provide diversification benefits as they tend to move independently of larger-cap peers"
-- Dow Jones' MarketWatch
Well, that's the best part!
As you know, similar services easily charge up to $5,000 per year. And if Material Profits Wildcatter was a stand-alone service, we could charge $2,500 per year.
That would make sense when you consider just one of these stocks could return that much money in a few weeks' time -- and that would be on the conservative side.
In fact, my publisher suggested we charge that much $4,500 a year for this service.
But I didn't want to charge that kind of money. So I worked out a deal with my publisher for a reduced price. People who sign up today can enroll for only $1,750.
That's a ridiculously low price. But please understand: I can't promise I can keep the price this low forever. My publisher is anxious to increase the price. So if you're the least bit interested in trying this new service, let me encourage you to do so right away while the price is still low.
Remember, that fee entitles you to 12 months of remarkable profit micro-cap sensations like Insteel, which soared from $1 to $28... and Strata Oil & Gas, which bolted from 79 cents to $7.95... and Skye Resources, which skyrocketed from $1.75 to $17.50.
And best of all, the moment I hear from you, I'll send you access to the Special Report with all the details on the $1.50 stock that will likely hit $9.41 by year-end.
Investing in Renewable Energy: I Give You My Word
Go ahead now and give Material Profits Wildcatter a try. Reserve your space before they sell out. The moment I hear from you, I'll send you the Special Report. Read it. And then grab a few shares of this $1.50 stock.
And do it quickly... because this stock is getting ready to soar. And listen: If you don't have at least a DOUBLE in your pocket by year-end, just say the word. I'll refund every penny of your subscription.
And you know what? If for any reason you aren't happy, just let me know in the next 30 days. I'll refund your entire subscription fee. Why wouldn't I? I'm that confident.
The important thing is for you to get in now, reserve your space, and seize what could be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Become a Member TODAY.
Sincerely,
S.R. Nunnally
Editor, Material Profits Wildcatter
P.S.This important update is for you...
Breaking News
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. announced the purchase of solar power for 22 combined Wal-Mart stores.
Each store is expected to produce an estimated at 20 million kilowatt-hours per year, possibly making it one of the world's top-10 solar power initiatives in the U.S. when fully implemented.
Wal-Mart will use the power generated by the solar panels onsite at each store to reach its goal of being supplied by 100% renewable energy.
One store in Dallas will integrate solar panels with its garden center greenhouse canopy, providing an eye-pleasing application of solar that supplies 11 killowatts of power.
Sources say that Wal-Mart could install solar on as many as 340 stores in the next few years.
Given the recent news about Wal-Mart's breakthrough solar program, Stealth Solar could go from $1.50 to $9.41 sooner than I originally thought.
I suggest you act now to avoid missing out.
10.07.07 12:09
#302
rotationer
na die rakete
wird wohl endlich entzündet!?.
dann hoffe ich mal, dass der treibstoff nicht so schnell aus geht!.
dann hoffe ich mal, dass der treibstoff nicht so schnell aus geht!.
10.07.07 13:13
#303
machdichnackig
Keine Sorge. Das wird schon
und ich bin froh, dass es nur langsam nach oben geht. Bin jedesmal kurzfristig ausgestiegen, wenn es ein Tagesplus von über 10% gab. Denn jedesmal ging es wieder kräftig nach unten. Allerdings glaube ich auch, dass mit dem 2.Q 2007 eine neue Ära beginnt. Denn die positiven Nachrichten aus dem Q1 müssten sich im Q2 bemerkbar machen. Langfristig hat SOEN sehr gute Chancen - meine Meinung!
10.07.07 19:19
#304
hutch
Hallo Zusammen - Hallo machdichna
schön mal wieder was von dir zu hören - bin deiner Meinung - ich meine langfristig sind wir DABEI - wie man so schön sagt - ich bin nicht nur auf die neuen Zahlen gespannt - ich bin sehr auf die nächsten 4-5-6 Quartale gespannt - selbstredend - schönen Abend - hutch
11.07.07 11:28
#305
noise
Leute
verschenkt die guten Stücke nicht
siehe USA
1,71 USD +0,07 +4,27% 10.07. 21:59:27 Pari:1,2456
Volumen:570.107
siehe USA
1,71 USD +0,07 +4,27% 10.07. 21:59:27 Pari:1,2456
Volumen:570.107
11.07.07 12:45
#306
machdichnackig
Es geht langsam aber sicher aufwärts
Für alle, die SOEN noch nicht kennen:
Solar Enertech ist ein Solarzellenhersteller aus China. Junges Unternehmen, startete 2006. Langfristige Silliziumlieferverträge.
Schreiben (noch) rote Zahlen. In Q1 gab man bekannt, dass man in Indien Fuß gefasst hat. In Q2, dass man Vertriebskontakte nach Europa geknüpft hat.
Alles in Allem eine sehr gesunde Entwicklung. Die Produktion wurde bereits erhöht.
Nach den volatilen Monaten kommt nun langsam Kontinuität in den Kurs. Der Widerstand lag bei knapp 1,40 $ und seit dem geht es wieder bergauf. Die Umsätze ziehen auch wieder deutlich an!
Fazit: wer hier investiert und langfristig denkt, hat m.E. mit SOEN eine riesige Chance auf sattem Depotzuwachs. Der Markt ist zweifelsohne da und lediglich die Menge an Sillizium und die Produktionskapazität können das Wachstum einschränken. Im Moment ist hier SOEN gut aufgestellt und als Anleger kann man die nächten Quartale beruhigt abwarten.
Hier noch ein Link zur HP:
http://www.solarenertech.com/investors/index.asp
Solar Enertech ist ein Solarzellenhersteller aus China. Junges Unternehmen, startete 2006. Langfristige Silliziumlieferverträge.
Schreiben (noch) rote Zahlen. In Q1 gab man bekannt, dass man in Indien Fuß gefasst hat. In Q2, dass man Vertriebskontakte nach Europa geknüpft hat.
Alles in Allem eine sehr gesunde Entwicklung. Die Produktion wurde bereits erhöht.
Nach den volatilen Monaten kommt nun langsam Kontinuität in den Kurs. Der Widerstand lag bei knapp 1,40 $ und seit dem geht es wieder bergauf. Die Umsätze ziehen auch wieder deutlich an!
Fazit: wer hier investiert und langfristig denkt, hat m.E. mit SOEN eine riesige Chance auf sattem Depotzuwachs. Der Markt ist zweifelsohne da und lediglich die Menge an Sillizium und die Produktionskapazität können das Wachstum einschränken. Im Moment ist hier SOEN gut aufgestellt und als Anleger kann man die nächten Quartale beruhigt abwarten.
Hier noch ein Link zur HP:
http://www.solarenertech.com/investors/index.asp
Angehängte Grafik:
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22.07.07 10:16
#307
machdichnackig
Günstige Einstiegschance!
Wir schreiben den 22.7.07 und der Kurs von SOEN ging auf 1,41$ zurück. Siehe Posting vom 11.7. ist SOEN also gerade am Widerstandskurs. Das bedeutet für kurz-, mittel- und langfristige Anleger gute Gewinnchancen.
Versprochen wird hier nix, aber das Fundamentale läßt vieles erwarten und die Quartalszahlen dürften nächsten Monat kommen.
Versprochen wird hier nix, aber das Fundamentale läßt vieles erwarten und die Quartalszahlen dürften nächsten Monat kommen.
26.07.07 16:33
#308
Rainer.M.H
Was ist denn mit SOEN los?
Habe ich etwas verpasst? Warum geht der Kurs so nach unten?
26.07.07 17:41
#309
Lastboyscout
@Rainer
Ich denke, dass uns die Amis diesen Kursrutsch beschert haben. Mein Gefühl sagt mir, dass es sich aber nur um einen kurzfristigen Ausschlag nach unten handelt.
Ansonsten hätte ich mit meinem Nachkauf heute ärgerlicherweise voll daneben gelegen.
Ansonsten hätte ich mit meinem Nachkauf heute ärgerlicherweise voll daneben gelegen.
26.07.07 20:16
#310
Stock Farmer
Was ist das für ein Papier...
existiert diese Klitsche überhaupt?
Hin und wieder hört man (immer weniger oft) was man vorhat und gerne tun würde, aber konkrete Umsatz- und Ergebniszahlen habe ich noch nicht gesehen.
Vielleicht nur ein Zocker-Fake..
Hin und wieder hört man (immer weniger oft) was man vorhat und gerne tun würde, aber konkrete Umsatz- und Ergebniszahlen habe ich noch nicht gesehen.
Vielleicht nur ein Zocker-Fake..
26.07.07 20:26
#311
Stock Farmer
Vielleicht sogar nur ein
P.Zocker-Fake, genauso wie P. Zocker, der ist wahrscheinlich auch nur gefaket.
31.07.07 09:06
#312
Ölmaus
News
Solar EnerTech Corp.
Published: 06:00 31.07.2007 GMT+2 /HUGIN /Source: Solar EnerTech Corp. /GER: WOU.F /ISIN: US8341561012
Solar EnerTech und die Universität von Schanghai geben Ernennung des wissenschaftlichen Leiters des gemeinsamen F&E-Labors bekannt
MENLO PARK, 31. Juli 2007 -- Solar EnerTech Corp. (ISIN US8341561012 / WKN A0JKW0) ("das Unternehmen") ist erfreut bekannt zu geben, dass man den international anerkannten Wissenschaftler Dr. Su-Huai Wei, der vor kurzem dem SHU-SolarE F&E-Labor beitrat, als wissenschaftlichen Leiter gewinnen konnte.
Dr. Wei ist ein anerkannter Experte auf dem Gebiet der Festkörpertheorie, Computermodellierung und groß angelegten numerischen Simulation. Er kommt zu Solar EnerTech nach einer herausragenden Kariere beim US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL, ehemals SERI) einem nationalen Labor des US-Energieministeriums, Büro für Energieeffizienz und Erneuerbare Energien, wo er seit 1985 Mitglied war. Seit Oktober 2006, war Dr. Wei Chefwissenschaftler und Forschungsleiter im Bereich theoretische Materialwissenschaften am NREL. Davor war er drei Jahre als Chefwissenschaftler und Gruppenleiter des Teams für rechenbetonte Materialwissenschaften an diesem nationalen Labor.
Durch seine langjährigen Forschungen im Bereich der Erneuerbaren Energien hat Dr. Wei originäre und signifikante Beiträge zum Verständnis elektronischer Strukturen geliefert, darunter Fortschritte in Bezug auf die magnetischen Eigenschaften von Halbleitern, die optoelektronischen Eigenschaften photovoltaischer und von Leuchtmaterialien, die elektronischen Eigenschaften organischer und hybrider Halbleiter und Mangelphysik von Halbleitern sowie in Bezug auf Quantenpunkte, um nur einige seiner zahlreichen Forschungsgebiete zu nennen.
Im Laufe seiner Karriere hat Dr. Wei mehr als 210 von Kollegen geprüfte Veröffentlichungen publiziert, darunter mehr als 50 Artikel in Physical Review Letters und Physical Review Rapid Communications. Seine Arbeiten wurden mehr als 6.000 Mal zitiert. Seit 1999 ist er Fellow der American Physical Society. Dr. Wei verfügt über einen Doktor der Physik des College of William and Mary in Virginia, und graduierte zuvor an der Fudan University of Shanghai, China.
Das Unternehmen betrachtet Dr. Weis Verbindung mit dem F&E-Labor an der Universität von Schanghai als wichtigen Meilenstein für seine Forschungsprogramme, der auch vermehrt Aufmerksamkeit auf die Einrichtung lenkt und so dabei behilflich ist internationale Aufmerksamkeit und führende Wissenschaftler zu gewinnen, die die Bemühungen des F&E-Labors unterstützen. Als leitender Wissenschaftler freut sich Dr. Wei auf die Implementierung von Forschungs- und Projektaustauschprogrammen zwischen dem NREL und dem Labor in Schanghai.
China ist nach und nach die Basis für die Herstellung von Solarmaterialien weltweit geworden und die Universität von Schanghai, die im Herzen einer der am schnellsten wachsenden Regionen der sich rasant steigernden chinesischen Wirtschaft gelegen ist, arbeitet darauf hin, eine führende Rolle bei der Erforschung und Entwicklung innovativer Technologien für das Wachstum der Solarbranche einzunehmen. Diese Rolle wird als vergleichbar jener gesehen, die die Universität Stanford für das Wachstum der Informationstechnologieindustrie im Silicon Valley in der letzten Dekade gespielt hat.
Zurzeit liegt der Fokus der Forschung der Universität Schanghai auf der Entwicklung hoch effizienter Solarzellen, den Materialwissenschaften, der Chemie und der Gerätetechnologie, darunter nano-kristalline Strukturen, schnellerer, elektronischer Konduktor- und Polymerdünnfilmsolarzellen sowie auf vielschichtigen Dünnfilmsolarzellen aus nicht Silizium basierten Substraten.
Informationen zu Solar EnerTech Corp.
Solar EnerTech ist ein Hersteller photovoltaischer (PV) Solarzellen mit Sitz in Schanghai, China, wo das Unternehmen im modernen Technologiepark von Jinqiao eine hochentwickelte, 42.000 Quadratfuß große Produktionsanlage errichtet hat. Die Anlage ist in der Lage, 25 MW Solarzellen in der derzeitigen Fertigungsstraße und 50 MW nach Fertigstellung der zweiten 25 MW Straße zu produzieren, die voraussichtlich im vierten Quartal des Jahres voll betriebsbereit sein wird. Solar EnerTech hat darüber hinaus mit der Universität von Schanghai ein gemeinsames F&E-Labor aufgebaut, das zur Erforschung und Entwicklung von Solarzellen mit höherem Wirkungsgrad und zur direkten Umsetzung dieser Forschungsergebnisse in den Fertigungsprozess dienen soll. Unter der Leitung eines der führenden Wissenschaftler der Branche soll das F&E-Programm dazu beitragen, SolarEnertech an die Spitze hochentwickelter Solartechnologieforschung und -produktion zu bringen. Das Unternehmen hat zudem eine Marketing-, Beschaffungs- und Vertriebsniederlassung im Silicon Valley in Nordkalifornien aufgebaut.
Anmerkung zu zukunftsweisenden Aussagen:
Abgesehen von Aussagen, die historische Fakten wiedergeben, sind die in dieser Pressemitteilung enthaltenen Aussagen zukunftsweisend im Sinne des Private Securities Litigation Reform Act aus dem Jahre 1995. Diese zukunftsweisenden Aussagen beruhen weitgehend auf den derzeitigen Erwartungen und unterliegen einer Reihe bekannter und unbekannter Risiken, Unwägbarkeiten und anderen Umständen, auf die wir keinen Einfluss haben und die dazu führen können, dass die tatsächlich eintretenden Ereignisse und Ergebnisse wesentlich von diesen Aussagen abweichen. Diese Aussagen stellen keine Zusicherung künftiger Leistungen dar und der Leser wird davor gewarnt, diesen zukunftsweisenden Aussagen, die nur zum Erscheinungsdatum dieser Pressemitteilung gültig sind und auf die sich darüber hinaus nicht verlassen werden sollte, übermäßiges Vertrauen zu schenken. Solar EnerTech übernimmt keinerlei Verpflichtung, zukunftsweisende Aussagen öffentlich zu aktualisieren.
Im Namen des Vorstandes
Solar EnerTech Corp.
Leo Shi Young, President
Ansprechpartner für Investoren
Boundary Point Investor Relations
Tel.: 1-866-378-7372
http://www.solarenertech.com
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Published: 06:00 31.07.2007 GMT+2 /HUGIN /Source: Solar EnerTech Corp. /GER: WOU.F /ISIN: US8341561012
Solar EnerTech und die Universität von Schanghai geben Ernennung des wissenschaftlichen Leiters des gemeinsamen F&E-Labors bekannt
MENLO PARK, 31. Juli 2007 -- Solar EnerTech Corp. (ISIN US8341561012 / WKN A0JKW0) ("das Unternehmen") ist erfreut bekannt zu geben, dass man den international anerkannten Wissenschaftler Dr. Su-Huai Wei, der vor kurzem dem SHU-SolarE F&E-Labor beitrat, als wissenschaftlichen Leiter gewinnen konnte.
Dr. Wei ist ein anerkannter Experte auf dem Gebiet der Festkörpertheorie, Computermodellierung und groß angelegten numerischen Simulation. Er kommt zu Solar EnerTech nach einer herausragenden Kariere beim US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL, ehemals SERI) einem nationalen Labor des US-Energieministeriums, Büro für Energieeffizienz und Erneuerbare Energien, wo er seit 1985 Mitglied war. Seit Oktober 2006, war Dr. Wei Chefwissenschaftler und Forschungsleiter im Bereich theoretische Materialwissenschaften am NREL. Davor war er drei Jahre als Chefwissenschaftler und Gruppenleiter des Teams für rechenbetonte Materialwissenschaften an diesem nationalen Labor.
Durch seine langjährigen Forschungen im Bereich der Erneuerbaren Energien hat Dr. Wei originäre und signifikante Beiträge zum Verständnis elektronischer Strukturen geliefert, darunter Fortschritte in Bezug auf die magnetischen Eigenschaften von Halbleitern, die optoelektronischen Eigenschaften photovoltaischer und von Leuchtmaterialien, die elektronischen Eigenschaften organischer und hybrider Halbleiter und Mangelphysik von Halbleitern sowie in Bezug auf Quantenpunkte, um nur einige seiner zahlreichen Forschungsgebiete zu nennen.
Im Laufe seiner Karriere hat Dr. Wei mehr als 210 von Kollegen geprüfte Veröffentlichungen publiziert, darunter mehr als 50 Artikel in Physical Review Letters und Physical Review Rapid Communications. Seine Arbeiten wurden mehr als 6.000 Mal zitiert. Seit 1999 ist er Fellow der American Physical Society. Dr. Wei verfügt über einen Doktor der Physik des College of William and Mary in Virginia, und graduierte zuvor an der Fudan University of Shanghai, China.
Das Unternehmen betrachtet Dr. Weis Verbindung mit dem F&E-Labor an der Universität von Schanghai als wichtigen Meilenstein für seine Forschungsprogramme, der auch vermehrt Aufmerksamkeit auf die Einrichtung lenkt und so dabei behilflich ist internationale Aufmerksamkeit und führende Wissenschaftler zu gewinnen, die die Bemühungen des F&E-Labors unterstützen. Als leitender Wissenschaftler freut sich Dr. Wei auf die Implementierung von Forschungs- und Projektaustauschprogrammen zwischen dem NREL und dem Labor in Schanghai.
China ist nach und nach die Basis für die Herstellung von Solarmaterialien weltweit geworden und die Universität von Schanghai, die im Herzen einer der am schnellsten wachsenden Regionen der sich rasant steigernden chinesischen Wirtschaft gelegen ist, arbeitet darauf hin, eine führende Rolle bei der Erforschung und Entwicklung innovativer Technologien für das Wachstum der Solarbranche einzunehmen. Diese Rolle wird als vergleichbar jener gesehen, die die Universität Stanford für das Wachstum der Informationstechnologieindustrie im Silicon Valley in der letzten Dekade gespielt hat.
Zurzeit liegt der Fokus der Forschung der Universität Schanghai auf der Entwicklung hoch effizienter Solarzellen, den Materialwissenschaften, der Chemie und der Gerätetechnologie, darunter nano-kristalline Strukturen, schnellerer, elektronischer Konduktor- und Polymerdünnfilmsolarzellen sowie auf vielschichtigen Dünnfilmsolarzellen aus nicht Silizium basierten Substraten.
Informationen zu Solar EnerTech Corp.
Solar EnerTech ist ein Hersteller photovoltaischer (PV) Solarzellen mit Sitz in Schanghai, China, wo das Unternehmen im modernen Technologiepark von Jinqiao eine hochentwickelte, 42.000 Quadratfuß große Produktionsanlage errichtet hat. Die Anlage ist in der Lage, 25 MW Solarzellen in der derzeitigen Fertigungsstraße und 50 MW nach Fertigstellung der zweiten 25 MW Straße zu produzieren, die voraussichtlich im vierten Quartal des Jahres voll betriebsbereit sein wird. Solar EnerTech hat darüber hinaus mit der Universität von Schanghai ein gemeinsames F&E-Labor aufgebaut, das zur Erforschung und Entwicklung von Solarzellen mit höherem Wirkungsgrad und zur direkten Umsetzung dieser Forschungsergebnisse in den Fertigungsprozess dienen soll. Unter der Leitung eines der führenden Wissenschaftler der Branche soll das F&E-Programm dazu beitragen, SolarEnertech an die Spitze hochentwickelter Solartechnologieforschung und -produktion zu bringen. Das Unternehmen hat zudem eine Marketing-, Beschaffungs- und Vertriebsniederlassung im Silicon Valley in Nordkalifornien aufgebaut.
Anmerkung zu zukunftsweisenden Aussagen:
Abgesehen von Aussagen, die historische Fakten wiedergeben, sind die in dieser Pressemitteilung enthaltenen Aussagen zukunftsweisend im Sinne des Private Securities Litigation Reform Act aus dem Jahre 1995. Diese zukunftsweisenden Aussagen beruhen weitgehend auf den derzeitigen Erwartungen und unterliegen einer Reihe bekannter und unbekannter Risiken, Unwägbarkeiten und anderen Umständen, auf die wir keinen Einfluss haben und die dazu führen können, dass die tatsächlich eintretenden Ereignisse und Ergebnisse wesentlich von diesen Aussagen abweichen. Diese Aussagen stellen keine Zusicherung künftiger Leistungen dar und der Leser wird davor gewarnt, diesen zukunftsweisenden Aussagen, die nur zum Erscheinungsdatum dieser Pressemitteilung gültig sind und auf die sich darüber hinaus nicht verlassen werden sollte, übermäßiges Vertrauen zu schenken. Solar EnerTech übernimmt keinerlei Verpflichtung, zukunftsweisende Aussagen öffentlich zu aktualisieren.
Im Namen des Vorstandes
Solar EnerTech Corp.
Leo Shi Young, President
Ansprechpartner für Investoren
Boundary Point Investor Relations
Tel.: 1-866-378-7372
http://www.solarenertech.com
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31.07.07 09:38
#313
Ananas
Liest sich alles nicht schlecht
und dennoch geht der Wert rückwärts, es wissen nur die Götter warum!
31.07.07 11:53
#315
Daxtexter
Genau meine Meinung
Zeigt doch nur, dass sie sonst nix zu bieten haben.
31.07.07 12:34
#316
machdichnackig
Nix zu bieten?
Es ist bei SOEN natürlich ein Geduldspiel und meines Erachtens auch bemerkenswert, dass die zuletzt gezeigte Unterstützung von ca.1,05 EUR nach unten durchbrochen wurde. Das kann natürlich den ein oder anderen SL ausgelöst haben.
Ich bleibe dabei: günstige Einstiegskurse! Inzwischen noch günstiger!!!
Bei einem solchen solventen Unternehmen werden auf Dauer nur die richtig belohnt, die dem Unternehmen die Treue halten. Das Management ist meines Erachtens sehr solide!
Ich bleibe dabei: günstige Einstiegskurse! Inzwischen noch günstiger!!!
Bei einem solchen solventen Unternehmen werden auf Dauer nur die richtig belohnt, die dem Unternehmen die Treue halten. Das Management ist meines Erachtens sehr solide!
03.08.07 14:18
#317
bartheo
Und sonst??...
Sieht wirklich nicht mehr so gut aus...
Stay XXX?
was meinen die Anderen?
Stay XXX?
was meinen die Anderen?
03.08.07 17:04
#318
Stock Farmer
Ein ganz kleiner Fisch, für den es
schwer wird sich "über" (unter) Wasser zu halten - statt Winzling könnte man auch Stichling sagen....
finanzen.net
Emerging-Markets-Trader-Kolumne: Chinas Solarunternehmen wollen hoch hinaus
Freitag 3. August 2007, 08:48 Uhr
Chinesische Solarunternehmen haben mittlerweile mehr als zwei Milliarden US-Dollar durch IPOs eingesammelt und mit dem neuen Kapital so einiges vor: SunTech Power (WKN: A0HL4L) plant bis 2010 eine Solarzellenproduktionskapazität von einem Gigawatt aufzubauen und der bisher zweitgrößte chinesische Solarzellenproduzent Yingli Green Energy (A0MR90) rechnet mit 600 MW Kapazität bis 2010.
JA Solar (A0F5W9) plant die Produktionskapazität von bisher 75 MW schon im kommenden Jahr auf 425 MW zu erhöhen und auch China Sunergy (A0MLB4) sowie SolarFun (A0LGDE) planen schon im Jahr 2008 eine Kapazitätsausweitung auf 390 MW bzw. 360 MW. Ebenfalls Canadian
Anzeige
Solar Inc. (A0LCUY) will ganz oben mitmischen und hat in China gerade erst den Grundstein für eine 250 MWFabrik gelegt. Dies werde allerdings nur die "erste Produktionslinie" der Fabrik.
Kaum weniger ambitioniert ist der Solarmodulhersteller Trina Solar (A0LF3P): Das Unternehmen plant mithilfe der IPOErlöse die Produktionskapazität von 27 MW in 2007 auf 300 MW in 2009 mehr als zu verzehnfachen. Sogar die relativen Winzlinge Jetion Holdings (A0MWQ8) und Solar Enertech (SOEN.OB - Nachrichten) (A0JKW0) wollen die 100 MW Grenze schon bald durchbrechen.
Unternehmen, die sich vorwiegend auf Solarwaver konzentrieren, haben übrigens keine geringeren Pläne: LDK Solar (A0MSNX) will ab 2010 Solarwaver mit einem Volumen von einem Gigawatt pro Jahr produzieren und Renesola (London: SOLA.L - Nachrichten) (A0KEXQ) plant bis 2007 eine Kapazität von 265 MW aufzubauen. Sind diese Pläne auch wirklich nicht übertrieben?
Florian Schulz ist ausgewiesener Experte auf dem Gebiet der Emerging Markets und Chefredakteur des Emerging-Markets-Trader Börsenbriefs. Mehr Infos unter: www.emerging-markets-trader.de. Der obige Text spiegelt die Meinung des jeweiligen Kolumnisten wider. Die Smarthouse Media GmbH übernimmt für dessen Richtigkeit keine Verantwortung und schließt jegliche Regressansprüche aus.
finanzen.net
Emerging-Markets-Trader-Kolumne: Chinas Solarunternehmen wollen hoch hinaus
Freitag 3. August 2007, 08:48 Uhr
Chinesische Solarunternehmen haben mittlerweile mehr als zwei Milliarden US-Dollar durch IPOs eingesammelt und mit dem neuen Kapital so einiges vor: SunTech Power (WKN: A0HL4L) plant bis 2010 eine Solarzellenproduktionskapazität von einem Gigawatt aufzubauen und der bisher zweitgrößte chinesische Solarzellenproduzent Yingli Green Energy (A0MR90) rechnet mit 600 MW Kapazität bis 2010.
JA Solar (A0F5W9) plant die Produktionskapazität von bisher 75 MW schon im kommenden Jahr auf 425 MW zu erhöhen und auch China Sunergy (A0MLB4) sowie SolarFun (A0LGDE) planen schon im Jahr 2008 eine Kapazitätsausweitung auf 390 MW bzw. 360 MW. Ebenfalls Canadian
Anzeige
Solar Inc. (A0LCUY) will ganz oben mitmischen und hat in China gerade erst den Grundstein für eine 250 MWFabrik gelegt. Dies werde allerdings nur die "erste Produktionslinie" der Fabrik.
Kaum weniger ambitioniert ist der Solarmodulhersteller Trina Solar (A0LF3P): Das Unternehmen plant mithilfe der IPOErlöse die Produktionskapazität von 27 MW in 2007 auf 300 MW in 2009 mehr als zu verzehnfachen. Sogar die relativen Winzlinge Jetion Holdings (A0MWQ8) und Solar Enertech (SOEN.OB - Nachrichten) (A0JKW0) wollen die 100 MW Grenze schon bald durchbrechen.
Unternehmen, die sich vorwiegend auf Solarwaver konzentrieren, haben übrigens keine geringeren Pläne: LDK Solar (A0MSNX) will ab 2010 Solarwaver mit einem Volumen von einem Gigawatt pro Jahr produzieren und Renesola (London: SOLA.L - Nachrichten) (A0KEXQ) plant bis 2007 eine Kapazität von 265 MW aufzubauen. Sind diese Pläne auch wirklich nicht übertrieben?
Florian Schulz ist ausgewiesener Experte auf dem Gebiet der Emerging Markets und Chefredakteur des Emerging-Markets-Trader Börsenbriefs. Mehr Infos unter: www.emerging-markets-trader.de. Der obige Text spiegelt die Meinung des jeweiligen Kolumnisten wider. Die Smarthouse Media GmbH übernimmt für dessen Richtigkeit keine Verantwortung und schließt jegliche Regressansprüche aus.
03.08.07 17:22
#319
R03354
Kursrutsch
Ich denke es ist kein Problem von Soen, es sind die US-Geldpolitik und die Unsicherheit am US-Aktienmarkt, der zu einer allgemeinen, weltweiten Verunsicherung führen. In den USA ist es schwer geworden, weiter auf Pump zu spekulieren. Solche spekulativen Werte, wie Soen zum Beispiel sind davon sicher mehr betroffen als nahmhafte Werte.
Wie schon oft empfohlen, Zeit, Geduld und ein wenig freies Kapital sind nötig um erfolgreich zu sein. Abwarten wer kann, es kommen bessere Zeiten. Alle anderen sind hoffentlich schon raus und bleiben besser draußen! Auch wurde zu Vorsicht bei Soen im letzten Quartalsbericht geraten.
As filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 3, 2007
Registration No. 333-142310
UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
PRE-EFFECTIVE AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO FORM SB-2/A
REGISTRATION STATEMENT UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933
SOLAR ENERTECH CORPORATION
(Name of Small Business Issuer in Its Charter)
Nevada 98-0434357
(State or Other Jurisdiction of (Primary Standard Industrial (I.R.S. Employer Identification No.)
Incorporation or Organization) Classification Code Number)
1600 Adams Drive
Menlo Park, California 94025
Telephone (650) 688-5800
......
Our common stock is currently traded on the Over-The-Counter Bulletin Board under the symbol “SOEN”. The last reported sale price on June 27, 2007 was $1.49 per share.
An investment in our securities involves a high degree of risk. You should purchase our securities only if you can afford a complete loss of your investment. See “Risk Factors” beginning at page 15.
Neither the Securities and Exchange Commission nor any state securities commission has approved or disapproved of these securities or determined if this prospectus is truthful or complete. Any representation to the contrary is a criminal offense.
Wie schon oft empfohlen, Zeit, Geduld und ein wenig freies Kapital sind nötig um erfolgreich zu sein. Abwarten wer kann, es kommen bessere Zeiten. Alle anderen sind hoffentlich schon raus und bleiben besser draußen! Auch wurde zu Vorsicht bei Soen im letzten Quartalsbericht geraten.
As filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 3, 2007
Registration No. 333-142310
UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
PRE-EFFECTIVE AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO FORM SB-2/A
REGISTRATION STATEMENT UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT OF 1933
SOLAR ENERTECH CORPORATION
(Name of Small Business Issuer in Its Charter)
Nevada 98-0434357
(State or Other Jurisdiction of (Primary Standard Industrial (I.R.S. Employer Identification No.)
Incorporation or Organization) Classification Code Number)
1600 Adams Drive
Menlo Park, California 94025
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03.08.07 19:39
#320
Lastboyscout
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wie der Westfale so schön sagt:
"Hinten sticht die Biene!"
in diesem Sinne, stay long... in 2 Monaten sieht es meiner Meinung nach schon wieder viel besser aus. Außerdem kann man sich gerade günstig eindecken.
"Hinten sticht die Biene!"
in diesem Sinne, stay long... in 2 Monaten sieht es meiner Meinung nach schon wieder viel besser aus. Außerdem kann man sich gerade günstig eindecken.
15.08.07 16:46
#321
bartheo
Hugin News für die Dabei-gebliebenen
Hugin-News: Solar EnerTech Corp.
15.08.07 07:01
Solar EnerTech will Produktionskapazität durch zweite Produktionsanlage erhöhen
MENLO PARK, 15. August 2007 - Solar EnerTech Corp. (ISIN US8341561012 / WKN A0JKW0) (das 'Unternehmen') möchte bekannt geben, dass das Management auf Grund der gestiegenen Marktnachfrage entschieden gehandelt hat, um die Produktionskapazitäten zu erweitern, indem man einen zusätzlichen Pachtvertrag abgeschlossen hat, was schnell zu einer Steigerung der bestehenden Produktionskapazität um fast 50% führen wird.
Auf Grund eines sprunghaften Anstiegs der Nachfrage nach den Produkten des Unternehmens im zweiten Quartal und als Reaktion auf diesen Anstieg der Umsätze, hat das Management die Notwendigkeit erkannt, die Produktionsaktivitäten des Unternehmens in zwei verschiedene Bereiche aufzuteilen. Der Plan sieht unter anderem die Umsiedelung der Solarmodulproduktion des Unternehmen in die neuen Anlagen vor, um mehr Platz und Produktionskapazität für die Solarzellenherstellung in der aktuellen Anlage zu erhalten.
Das Unternehmen sieht diese Expansion als Zwischenschritt auf dem Weg zur Entwicklung zweier voll entwickelter Produktionsabteilungen, die eine Reihe von synergistischen, integrierten Dienstleistungen und Vorteilen haben. Die neu gepachtete Einrichtung umfasst 20.000 Quadratfuß und liegt nur einige Minuten entfernt von der Solarzellenfabrik im Jin Qiao Technology Park von Schanghai.
'Der neu gepachtete Raum ist ein sehr schöner Zwischenschritt, der uns helfen wird, unseren nächsten, großen Schritt voran zu tun', erklärt Jack Yin, COO des Unternehmens. 'Er gibt uns den Raum zu wachsen und die logistische Seite der Produktion zu verbessern, die Gesamteffizienz zu steigern und die Leitung der Fabrik effizienter zu gestalten.'
Das Unternehmen plant, den Aufbau der Infrastruktur in der neuen Fabrik am 14. August zu beginnen und die Produktion zum 15. November dieses Jahres aufzunehmen.
15.08.07 07:01
Solar EnerTech will Produktionskapazität durch zweite Produktionsanlage erhöhen
MENLO PARK, 15. August 2007 - Solar EnerTech Corp. (ISIN US8341561012 / WKN A0JKW0) (das 'Unternehmen') möchte bekannt geben, dass das Management auf Grund der gestiegenen Marktnachfrage entschieden gehandelt hat, um die Produktionskapazitäten zu erweitern, indem man einen zusätzlichen Pachtvertrag abgeschlossen hat, was schnell zu einer Steigerung der bestehenden Produktionskapazität um fast 50% führen wird.
Auf Grund eines sprunghaften Anstiegs der Nachfrage nach den Produkten des Unternehmens im zweiten Quartal und als Reaktion auf diesen Anstieg der Umsätze, hat das Management die Notwendigkeit erkannt, die Produktionsaktivitäten des Unternehmens in zwei verschiedene Bereiche aufzuteilen. Der Plan sieht unter anderem die Umsiedelung der Solarmodulproduktion des Unternehmen in die neuen Anlagen vor, um mehr Platz und Produktionskapazität für die Solarzellenherstellung in der aktuellen Anlage zu erhalten.
Das Unternehmen sieht diese Expansion als Zwischenschritt auf dem Weg zur Entwicklung zweier voll entwickelter Produktionsabteilungen, die eine Reihe von synergistischen, integrierten Dienstleistungen und Vorteilen haben. Die neu gepachtete Einrichtung umfasst 20.000 Quadratfuß und liegt nur einige Minuten entfernt von der Solarzellenfabrik im Jin Qiao Technology Park von Schanghai.
'Der neu gepachtete Raum ist ein sehr schöner Zwischenschritt, der uns helfen wird, unseren nächsten, großen Schritt voran zu tun', erklärt Jack Yin, COO des Unternehmens. 'Er gibt uns den Raum zu wachsen und die logistische Seite der Produktion zu verbessern, die Gesamteffizienz zu steigern und die Leitung der Fabrik effizienter zu gestalten.'
Das Unternehmen plant, den Aufbau der Infrastruktur in der neuen Fabrik am 14. August zu beginnen und die Produktion zum 15. November dieses Jahres aufzunehmen.
15.08.07 18:20
#322
Stock Farmer
Hat denn jemand schon irgendwelche
Zahlen aus der Vegangenheit von dieser Firma. Irgendwie fällt es schwer das Unternehmen überhaupt einzuschätzen. Da wird geforscht, produziert, vertrieben, die "Nachfrage" soll hoch sein, aber interesant wäre der Umsatz im Quartal, das Ebit, Mitarbeiterzahl, Planungen diesbezüglich usw. usw.
15.08.07 20:22
#323
R03354
322
Infos sind zu finden und nachzulesen unter www.solarenertech.com,
weitere in diversen Börsennachrichten, bei google suchen!
weitere in diversen Börsennachrichten, bei google suchen!
23.08.07 21:57
#324
MarkAurel
Ausblick
Ich versuche, nach vorne zu schauen.Die Aktivitäten der Fa. entspringen konkreten Zielen, die es zu erreichen gilt. Auch wennn im Quartalsbericht Fehler eingeräumt werden-die Fa. ist noch jung, muss einiges an Investitionen stemmen und wird (hoffentlich) aus Fehlern lernen. Der Umsatz wird kontinuierlich steigen, da die Auftragslage stimmt und rund um die Uhr gearbeitet wird. Mit der IEC-Zertifizierung wurde eine standardisierte hohe Qualitätc erreicht und die Forschungskooperationen werden sich langfristig auszahlen. Die immensen Kursschwankungen sind bei geringem Umsatz nicht zu verhindern.
23.08.07 22:05
#325
MarkAurel
Kursentwicklung
Heute sind wohl einige (bes. in den USA) spontan zu Open Energy gewechselt um die rasante Kurssteigerung mitzunehmen.