Timminco Ltd. (TIM.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Timminco Ltd. (TIM.TO)

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COMMENT

One of the difficulties in solar panels is producing high quality silicon. This one seems to be very highly valued by the analysts.

HOLD

They like this company a lot at Sprott. They are the second biggest holder and have 17% of the company. They started buying at a dollar. Timminco has high purity silicon and quite a few contracts. Things look good for them and solar power. Good value.

DON'T BUY

Wouldn't go near it. He was more interested in it when it was at 50 cents.

SELL

Maybe has seen the best money out of it. Time to take some off -reduce.

RISKY

Stock has increased and there is talk of expansion. He likes the management team. He believes that the company will do well. He owns 16-17% of the company.

SELL

If you aren't already in this stock, you have missed it. If you own, there is nothing wrong with taking profits.

HOLD

MACD is still positive. It is still above its 50 and 200 moving averages and there is a lot of air space there. The stock has been accumulated all the way up on its rise. He wouldn't be surprised if it wants to come back to a round the $11 level, but right now there is nothing to suggest to get out of it.

COMMENT

Produces silicon for solar panels. So far, all the indications are that they can do it at a certain quality of high purity. Has had an unbelievable run.

BUY

High-grade silica for solar panels. Recently did a $84 million financing and with that are increasing their production facilities in Quebec and will be able to refine almost triple their capacity. Expect silica will go up from about $50,000 a metric ton to about $65,000 on the next contract. There is a worldwide shortage of this product.

TOP PICK

Produces polysilicon that is used for solar cells. Solar cell growth will be going up 50%+ over the next 5 years. Have just raised money to increase their capacity. Expects $0.45 in earnings in 2008 and $2.20 in 2009. Have patents. The lowest cost producer of silicon.

TOP PICK

Hard to make it top pick. Single best stock idea in Canada. Could earn more than $2 a share after 2009. Have huge upside. Much higher margins than competition.

BUY

Produce high-grade silicone used in solar panels. Hesitant to buy stocks which have had a very strong run. Industry’s growing at 30-40 times per year. Really likes stock.

HOLD

Announced some major contracting news and the stock price shot up. They have performed extremely well. The silicon market is looking very attractive and this one just continues to push higher.

TOP PICK

Solar technology. Silicon production. Price of silicon has gone up like crazy. Solar panels demand is increasing. In the next few years, demand will go up very fast, price will be extremely healthy and production growth should more than double. Expect they could make $2.50 a share in 2009/2010.

TOP PICK

Solar energy play. Turns chemical grade silicon into the more expensive solar grade silicon. Have 2 customers and with one more, the stock could take off. From an earnings standpoint, 2009 and 2010, they could earn up to $2 a share. There is a huge demand for solar grade silicon.

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