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28 Oct 11
09:13
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This stock has been on my watchlist for a while, the EU will need to find ways to create jobs for all these out of work folks in greece ect, thus green energy projects will boom. I almost bought this stock at 70 euro, today its at 45 and carries a 6%+ dividend, this is not some mug solar company like those in the US, this has been around since 1981 is market leader and makes highly efficient inverters not the panels which are being undercut by china.
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Very impressive. Today trading at 38 something and heading south. It takes "benny-esque" level talent to lose 15pc of one's capital only in a few days. You must be so proud watching your money dwindle away with so little effort.
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Personally I think it can't be long before the whole global warming swindle comes crashing down. It was all well and good blowing billions during the boom years on these pet projects, but once everything collapses, funding is going straight out the window. Do you really think the general population will accept £300 hikes in their fuel bills to fund solar/wind etc when 20% of the population are out of a job?
Nope, coal, shale and nuclear are the clear winners here, and we have hundreds of years worth of these left. With the population still growing we are always going to need power. China and india are still building shed loads of coal power stations. Oil on the other hand is running out, and there is no replacement, so maybe look at investing in an up and coming technology in that area. |
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Interesting post Whippet.
Obviously I was being really unfair and only trying to get a charge out of Mr. LaDouche by posting what I did, especially at a time when the markets were deep in the red, but beyond that I sincerely believe his reasons for recommending this stock are fundamentally flawed. It's analysis that doesn't go six inches beyond the end of your nose. In addition to what you posted, he hasn't considered at all the macro implication on German companies/stocks of a potential restructuring of the EZ.......but I won't be the one opening his eyes. Going broke on his own will be enough of a lesson. |
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LaDouche, you bought and touted this dog at 45 euro. Do me eyes deceive me or it it really trading in the 27 euro handle now? Because if that's the case, based on your insightful analysis, then it must now be a screaming buy............for anyone who has any money left following your trades on here.
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