Though clean energy shares have been dropping like they were heavy oil exploration companies during recent weeks, and major signs of capitulation were exhibited over the past few days, somebody with a longer-term perspective should at least consider a dollar cost averaging program. Anybody who set up one of these plans in recent weeks is considered brave, yet isn't she also more prudent than someone who would begin such a plan after the market had risen to multi-year highs? They'll both do alright eventually, but the lady who buys on the cheap gets more value and a quicker start on her retirement fund, on average.
Here are some green energy and environmental funds, with their recent close (24OCT08) if available.
Green Power Funds, Clean Energy ETFs, Environmental Mutual Funds
First Trust Global Wind Energy (FAN)
Closed at 10.90, down from 31.50; designed to track the performance of ISE Global Wind Energy Index.
Guinness Atkinson Alternative (GAAEX) Energy
Invests in alternative energy and clean power technology sectors. At 5.32, the shares off from a high around $17.
PowerShares Global Clean Energy (PBD) Portfolio
PowerShares Global Clean Energy Portfolio is designed to track the performance of the WilderHill New Energy Global Innovation Index. Focuses on greener and generally renewable sources of energy and clean energy technologies. At 11.14, down from 38.10.
PowerShares Global Wind Energy (PWND) Portfolio
Diversified Wind Power Fund down more than 67% from the year high, at 9.34 one would think most of the bad news is in or overstated.
Winslow Green Growth (WGGFX) Fund
At 8.67, the fund is way off its high and recently held big positions in FSLR, WFI plus a range of environmentally responsible companies like Green Mountain Coffee, SurModics and LSB Industries. A good USA small to mid cap growth fund opportunity.
Acuity Clean Environment Equity Fund
Recently held positions in 5N Plus, Canadian Hydro and other clean energy and environmentally responsible companies. Down by half to $10.04, invests in Canadian stocks wich fit the Fund's environmental concept of sustainable development.
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Saturday, October 25, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Green Energy Stocks for a Year End Rally
As the ancient Chinese proverb says, "May you live in interesting times..."
Or my fave: A man may stand still in a flowing river, but not in a world of men
Here are some green energy stocks that may participate in a year end rally, and may be suitable investments for higher risk, lobg-term investors with a time horizon of ten years or more. Consult with your financial advisor, or if you must do things on your own, dollar-cost-average steadily into green energy mutual funds and green power exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Anyways, a few renewable power companies, and how fall their shares have fallen (as of 10OCT08):
Down from a high of > $27, at $6.43 you get a major Chinese solar power company with strong revenue growth. Also one of the top contenders internationally.
It's utterly shocking to see this quality global wind energy industry leader trading at 93.65, down 20 on the day and off from a year high of 317. For those who like to own the best companies, this is one you must research.
What Vestas is to wind power and First Solar is to photovoltaic energy, Ormat is to the emerging geothermal power industry. An American technology leader.
If you like to be ahead of the curve and want to own some of the stock market's top performers in 2009, research ORA and other geothermal energy companies such as Raser Tech, Western Geo, Nevada Geo, and US Geothermal. The shares were as high as 57.93 earlier this year but could be bought today for 24.09, with a PE of just over 21.
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