SOLAR STOCKS ARE THEY BEING OVERPLAYED??

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Last post 06-06-2008 3:29 PM by awolnine. 1 replies.

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06-06-2008 3:19 PM

JayDub1984
Joined on 08-10-2007
Posts 175

SOLAR STOCKS ARE THEY BEING OVERPLAYED??

Hey all,

I think solar stocks might be getting a bit overplayed and getting a bit pricy(FSLR for example). I think a real good area to look into for alternative renewable energies to purchase would be Geothermal, Wind etc. Also in precious metals it soulde be platinum or aluminum, or copper. These are just some thoughts as a hegde against the dollar.

Comments/Ideas/Suggestions on this?

Filed under: GEOTHERMAL, solar stocks, Alternatives, Wind, Prcious metals

06-06-2008 3:29 PM In reply to

awolnine
Joined on 02-04-2008
Posts 235

Re: SOLAR STOCKS ARE THEY BEING OVERPLAYED??

im sure lots are thinking that this industry isway overextended and from the charts they clearly are, but that shouldnt keep you from playing it, just make sure you keep a tight leash on them. precious metals will ALWAYS be a good play regardless. the commodities bull still has about a 3-4 year life expectancy at the very least, so analysts are saying. food, especially dairy should be decent plays as well such as sda and ome's recent little spurt in which i truly believe is just the beginning.

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