| Prev Close | 43.78 |
| Open | 42.11 |
| Day Low/High | 41.01 / 47.22 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 4.03 / 47.22 |
| Volume | 16.19M |
SunPower Corporation (SPWR)
48.48
4.70
11.00
NASDAQ
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 170.16B |
| Market Cap | 7.45B |
| P/E Ratio | 398.00 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The Trend Is Still Healthy
Especially true after the weakness in overseas markets.
Ohio Takes a Giant Step Backward
Leading the charge against renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Focused on the Good News
There was enough buying interest to overcome early jitters.
The Bulls Still Have the Edge
But another day like today is going to be a problem.
Action Improves Below the Surface
It's the opposite of what we saw in March and April.
Off the Charts
Wal-Mart breaks below our adjusted stop-loss level, so it's off our watch-list.
The Return of 'Normal'
There's little question that the market is undergoing a correction.
Off the Charts
SunPower is holding above its 8-day EMA, building a tight upper level base.
Two More Energy Trends at Work
To continue our discussion, here's the outlook for renewable energy and batteries.
Solar Power's Economic Impact Is Huge
Oh, and it also helps the environment.
SolarCity: Bolted Onto Your Roof for 30 Years
Solar's the way to go, but not house by house.
Keep Looking for New Buys
These rallies can last much longer than we think.
An Onslaught of Buying
The Russia-Ukraine crisis suddenly became irrelevant to the market.
The State of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy growth in the next decade will be fueled by states.
Off the Charts
FedEx is building a bearish flag pattern that could point to lower prices.
Momentum Doesn't Die Easily
Focus more on what can go right than what can go wrong.
The Bulls Have the Ball
But will they run with it?
Off the Charts
Northstar Realty triggered our entry price, showing relative strength during a choppy session.
Off the Charts
SunPower surged today to get to the upper end of the inverse head and shoulders pattern.
High-Volatility Names Reporting Tonight
Here's a quick technical rundown.
My Weekend Homework
I will be looking at 11 names that are still due to report earnings and working on their charts.
The Dip-Buyers Save the Day
It looked bleak for the indices this morning.
Going Solar
The group's been leading and it should continue to perform in 2014.
SolarCity: The Next Google?
SolarCity now has a clear field with virtually no competition.
Solar's Potential Rises as Costs Decline
Solar could become very cost-competitive for electricity generation in the next two years.
Computing Firms Move Into Utilities' Turf
Large cloud computing companies are working around the usual structure.
Solar Is the Hands-Down Winner
Solar power has competitive advantages no other energy source can claim.
A Huge Carve-Out for Solar Energy
Numerous state laws mean built-in solar demand for the next decade
Can't Trust the Indices
Lately they have been useless as indicators of anything.
