Solar stocks received a major catalyst last month when Congress passed a bill extending solar credits for another five years.
The U.S. is already one of the world's biggest clean-energy investors, but the extension is a major boost to the industry and solar stocks.
And that's not the only catalyst lifting solar stocks in 2016...
Solar stocks received a major catalyst last month when Congress passed a bill extending solar credits for another five years.
The U.S. is already one of the world's biggest clean-energy investors, but the extension is a major boost to the industry and solar stocks.
And that's not the only catalyst lifting solar stocks in 2016...
Solar ETFs beat the rest of the energy sector by a huge margin last quarter.
2016 will be an even better year for not just solar ETFs - but for the global solar energy industry.
A number of solar mutual funds have already seen handsome gains in 2015.
And they are poised for more returns in 2016 as solar energy demand grows both in and outside the United States.
Here's why 2016 will be another historic year for the global solar energy market...
Solar energy stocks outperformed the rest of the energy sector by a huge margin this year.
According to Money Morning Global Energy Strategist Dr. Kent Moors, 2016 will be an even better year.
And there are two important factors that will drive the solar energy sector's growth in 2016...
The price of solar power has long kept solar companies off of investors' "stocks to buy" lists. But thanks to advances in the industry, costs are becoming much more affordable.
These developments with solar power mean one thing for investors: There are solar power stocks to buy that will take off as the industry grows.
Here’s a look at three that could be the hottest long-term winners…
SolarCity Corp. (Nasdaq: SCTY) stock was up more than 2.8% in early trading Tuesday despite the fact that the company delayed its Q4 earnings report for the second time.
The company announced yesterday (Monday) that it found an accounting error relating to its overhead expenses and now has to restate its 2012 and 2013 financial results. The earnings are expected to be released on March 18.
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