Tesla, New Flyer and the Top 8 Renewable Energy Stocks to Buy Now

Energy from waste. Instead of sending garbage into a landfill, it is burnt and convert methane into carbon dioxide. (Further info from Peter. "There is a legacy insurance business within the company though a majority of revenue comes from Energy from Waste." Bill.)

Produce solar cells in China. Q3 results had earnings of $.11 while the street was expecting $0.05. Have announced contracts to sell modules to a group to build a farm in Spain. Still under 20X 2009 earnings.

One of the most expensive solar stocks. Will be the IBM, Dell or Mac in the solar space. In the most recent quarter they announced they will be able to produce solar cells at a cost of $1.15 a watt. As the polysilicon shortage unwinds itself, they will have an advantage.

Half business is regulated power generation in Florida. Built a position. Highest growth profile amongst utilities. Attractive entry point. Not much risk. Should be core holding. Long-term hold.

(A Top Pick Sept 28/11. Up 22.45%.) Getting close to being fully valued and he is starting to Sell it. Has had phenomenal growth and is very conservatively managed. Doesn’t see much upside so is basically holding it for its yield.

It has done a lot better than he ever expected. He has it in some client accounts. It has gone up about 11 times since it IPO'ed and is worth more than Ford and GM but only produced 10 million cars. He is going to sell off.

They make electric busses. They have a functioning product, they have sales and insiders are investing their own money. VW had to pay fines due to their scandal and the money is earmarked for green transportation.

They bought a UK company with their largest markets being the UK and Hong Kong. Those two markets have been depressed. It could turn out in the long run to be a very good move for NFI-T. He thinks their dividend is fairly safe at these levels. Longer term he thinks they are in a…