Solar power's time has come, and Chinese solar stocks could be your ticket to cashing in on these once-in-a-lifetime profits.
That's why we're showing Money Morning readers exactly how to do it by revealing the best Chinese solar stock you can buy.
Solar power's time has come, and Chinese solar stocks could be your ticket to cashing in on these once-in-a-lifetime profits.
That's why we're showing Money Morning readers exactly how to do it by revealing the best Chinese solar stock you can buy.
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Solar energy is not just growing at astounding rates, it could make investors a pile of money if they know where to look.
And there are even more major catalysts on the way for solar energy stocks.
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China's solar industry is already the world's largest, but its future growth potential is simply staggering.
It's a moneymaking opportunity you'll rarely ever see again.
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It's no secret China is the world leader in renewable energy, especially solar power.
In fact, we've been telling Money Morning readers about the incredible profit power of the renewable energy sector for years.
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Green energy stocks aren't just shares of environmentally healthy companies, they are also potentially some of the most lucrative stocks you can own.
The simple fact is the world needs energy, and renewable energy – or "green energy" – is essential to meeting global demands.
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Even though U.S. President Donald Trump just announced a 30% tariff on solar panels, investors still have a golden opportunity to invest in one of the best solar stocks in 2018.
The media and squeamish investors have overreacted.
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Our latest list of best stocks to buy now includes five picks that are built to hold up under pressure.
Rock-solid balance sheets and strong growth trends make these stocks good buys in any market conditions.
Don't miss these opportunities.
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On Jan. 24, President Trump announced a new 30% tariff on solar panel imports.
Since China is the leading exporter of solar panels, Trump's solar tariffs meant the death knell of Chinese solar stocks.
At least, that's what the talking heads on TV said. And they were wrong...
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President Trump just announced a new 30% solar tariff on Tuesday (Jan. 24), and it's creating the best profit opportunity you'll see all year in one of the world's fastest-growing sectors…
As usual, the media are overreacting.
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Solar just had another banner year in 2017.
As of late December, the U.S. solar industry was on track to install nearly 12 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity. And during the first three quarters of 2017, 25% of all new electric-generating capacity brought online came from solar – second only behind natural gas.
Americans are clearly flocking to solar in spades, and other countries are starting to ramp up their renewables markets as well.
So, whether you like it or not, solar is here to stay.
But as I told my paid-up Energy Advantage subscribers in my full 2018 forecast, solar won't be the "silver bullet" that permanently "ends" the oil industry.
Instead, broader demand for all energy sources looks increasingly positive as we move further into 2018.
And crucially for us, the improvement in energy demand prospects is widening to include both traditional sources – such as oil – and renewable sources – such as solar.
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