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Too Much Solar May Benefit Inverter Companies
took a hit this past spring/summer but has performed fairly well, I plan to hold on at least for the next 12 months, from research I suspect the inverter sector side of AltEnergy should improve with Solar rebounding as well...
China's Greatest Trade Ever
great analysis indeed, love it...
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S&P 500 Earnings vs. Valuation Matrix
and is it true the S&P 500/SPY usually bottome around $40-$60ish ???
Therefore we still have some downside ahead and will likely reach those lows sometime during '2009... before turning and start the recovery process (slow crawl) back up the the peaks, which usually takes 5 years....... then the wash cycle (another bubble of some kind) repeats itself ???
If history repeats!