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We would attribute a lot of the weakness simply to investor boredom and digesting recent gains. In the short-term, NXT can trade in sympathy to interest rate expectations, with rates impacting feasibility of solar projects, so there might be some sentiment around rates weighing on shares. Overall though, the fundamentals remain strong as does the growth and tax credits/infrastructure spending over the next two years should act as a support for demand of their products. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free
The global provider of solar panel monitoring technology has over $2 billion in order backlogs. It trades at 28x earnings and supports a 43% ROE. We like that cash reserves are growing, while shares are aggressively bought back and debt is reduced. We recommend setting a stop-loss at $44, looking to achieve $65 -- upside potential of 22%. Yield 0%
Managing solar panels to maximize sun's benefit. Huge order backlog. Really strong quarter. Stock's been all over the map, which often happens in a company's first year; don't read too much into that. With global warming, in right space at right time.
He was wrong about this. Is down 33% in the past quarter. It won't do well if Harris doesn't win the election. He's holding it and will sell it if it bounces.
It has missed past quarters, but reported well last week. They have a huge backlog in solar equipment orders. Their solar panels rotate to follow the sun, thereby maximizing the sun's power. This is the best solar energy stock if Harris wins, which is why he bought it--to hedge his bets.
Sure, Trump won't support green energy, but the company is 100% American and didn't deserve to sell off today. The US needs a lot more energy, and half of the new power added to the grid is solar.
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We would attribute a lot of the weakness simply to investor boredom and digesting recent gains. In the short-term, NXT can trade in sympathy to interest rate expectations, with rates impacting feasibility of solar projects, so there might be some sentiment around rates weighing on shares. Overall though, the fundamentals remain strong as does the growth and tax credits/infrastructure spending over the next two years should act as a support for demand of their products.
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