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Solar Advice for Free
http://freesolaradvice.blogspot.com
For businesses and homeowners interested in clean, green energy from the sun. Includes a weekly update of 20 key solar stocks.
- Added on: Jun 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: David Brands
- Listed in: Technology Emerging Markets
- Tags: solar power solar panels solar stocks solar technologies free solar advice solar stocks update
Recent Posts
Nov 30-Dec 4: Solar Tops Dow, NASDAQ
Decent jobs report bolsters week...While the Dow struggled to a small gain this week, the NASDAQ was up 2.6% and the 20 Solar Stocks Index gained over 30 points to finish at 413.99, nearly an 8% gain since last Friday. A better-than-expected jobs rep...
Nov 23-27: Stocks Take Dubai World of Hurt
Get yourself a man-made island...About $60 billion in debt is in danger of default by Dubai World, a state-owned conglomerate in the Middle East. This is the company making those surreal palm-shaped island resorts for the world's mega-rich. Dubai is ...
Nov 16-20: Solar Tops Dow, NASDAQ
Third straight positive week for solarThe 20 Solar Stock Index (20SSI) gained just over 6 points for the week but it was enough for a 1.58% rise since last Friday. The Dow hopped about 48 points for about a .5% gain; the NASDAQ actually lost 22 point...
Nov 9-13: Dow Surges; NASDAQ, Solar Up, Too
Dow just misses Wednesday's 13-month high...For the second consecutive week the Dow showed strong gains finishing at 10270.47 on Friday, nearly a 2.5% gain. Since Oct. 30 the index has gained a gaudy 558 points. The NASDAQ finished the week slightly ...
Nov 2-6: Dow, NASDAQ Up Over 3%; Solar Almost 2%
Solar holding its own...MarketWatch reported today says a surge in GE stocks helped the DJIA go above 10,000 again after a two-week losing period. Week's end closing showed the Dow up 3.2% and NASDAQ up 3.3% while solar stocks in the 20SSI gained abo...
Solar Feed-in Tariff in UK Starts in April
And a London doctor consults Solar Advice for Free...After an active debate for two years, Great Britain will begin offering a feed-in tariff (FiT) for residents and businesses producing energy with solar photovoltaics (PV).As of today, the tariff is...
