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Doch dann drehte die Sache wieder und es hieß,daß waren Kaufkurse.
Vielleicht beginnt das ganze wieder von vorne und in ein paar Tagen lachen wir nur über den Kurs von heute.
Zweckoptimismus von Trader Leo!!
Ist mir etwas zu unsicher die Lage im Moment.
Sowie der Markt aber wieder dreht und seine Richtung findet,dann bin ich voll dabei!
Ist halt ein kleiner Wert,da sind die Ausschläge gleich heftig.
Egal. bin trotzdem guten Mutes, vielleicht schichten auch ein paar Jinko Anleger um, wir bleiben am Ball.
Grueße
umgerechnet müsste die Aktie zum US-Schlusskurs hier jetzt bei 2,93€ notieren ....
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.... oder da ist wieder was im Busch
ist eh eine tägliche Lotterie momentan
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-09/...expand-on-east-coast.html
Mercury hat ja zugestimmt aber was war in der Abstimmung bei SOL los?die homepage ist hoffnungslos veraltet http://realgoodssolar.com/about-us/investor-relations/
Aber es kommt eh immer anders als man denkt, wahrscheinlich klicke ich jetzt den "verfassen" Knopf und es geht wieder down...
Oder nicht ? Schaun wir mal
REC Solar increases U.S. residential PV market share by 65%
REC cites progress in markets including parts of Southern California, Hawaii and New York
REC cites progress in markets including parts of Southern California, Hawaii and New York
REC Solar Inc. (San Luis Obispo, California, U.S.) reports that it has grown its market share in the U.S. residential solar photovoltaic (PV) sector by 65% in 2013.
The company says that several factors contributed to this growth rate, including expanding business in parts of Southern California, New York and Hawaii. REC Solar also stresses the importance of customer service, and a low customer cancellation rate as a result.
“REC Solar’s strong residential growth was powered by our emphasis on delivering superior quality and customer service to homeowners across the country,” said REC Solar VP & GM of Regional Business Ethan Miller.
“As solar moves to the mainstream, consumers are increasingly looking for a brand they can count on in the long term. By building on our 16-year heritage of putting the customer first, we look forward to many more banner years to come.”
Fourth-largest installer in Q3 2013
GTM Research (Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.) places REC Solar as the fourth-largest installer of residential PV in the United States in the third quarter of 2013, after SolarCity, Vivint and Verengo.
REC Solar also notes that it works with Clean Power Finance (San Francisco, California, U.S.) and Sunrun Inc. (San Francisco, California, U.S.), to offer zero-down financing solutions to its customers. Sunrun is one of SolarCity's main competitors in the third-party solar space.
2014-01-15 | Courtesy: REC Solar | solarserver.com © Heindl Server GmbH
Denke wir werden auch in USA wieder ein paar Prozente draufpacken können!
Acquisition Expands Real Goods Solar's Presence in Northeast and Adds More than $10 Million in Cash to Accelerate Growth in Key Markets Nationwide
LOUISVILLE, Colo., Jan. 15, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Real Goods Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq:RSOL), a nationwide leader of turnkey solar energy solutions for residential, commercial, and utility customers, has acquired Mercury Energy in a merger transaction.
Mercury Energy, more widely known as Mercury Solar Systems, has been recognized as one of the top solar integrators on the East Coast, completing well over 2,000 solar systems or 60 megawatts in total installations for commercial, residential and utility customers since the company was founded in 2006.
"The addition of Mercury significantly increases the overall depth and breadth of our capabilities," said Kam Mofid, CEO of Real Goods Solar. "In August of last year, we acquired Syndicated Solar to strengthen our residential business and it produced a significant increase in our homeowner engagements. Following Mercury's integration over the next few weeks, we expect to likewise accelerate our growth in the commercial sector."
"Our increased size and scale strengthens our commercial and residential sales capabilities in key solar markets, and reinforces our ability to bring to our customers more comprehensive end-to-end solutions, including attractive project finance options," continued Mofid. "As an added benefit, Mercury bolsters our balance sheet with an additional $12 million of net working capital, including more than $10 million of cash, and without adding debt. We plan to use these funds to further accelerate growth in key markets across the country."
Jared Haines, president of Mercury, commented: "The entire Mercury team is very excited to be joining Real Goods Solar, a recognized pioneer and leader in solar energy. Our combined resources and capabilities make us a very strong national player and a more significant force in the industry."
Real Goods Solar acquired Mercury in an all-stock transaction totaling approximately 8.3 million shares of Class A common stock, which recently received shareholder approval. In addition to valuable physical assets, operational systems and customer base, Mercury brings to Real Goods Solar more than 50 employees, including three seasoned executives who have been appointed to key positions:
Jared Haines was appointed vice president of sales at RGS Energy, the commercial and utility division of Real Goods Solar. Haines, a cofounder of Mercury, previously served as Mercury's president. He has had a successful career in sales of commercial solar systems and was instrumental in building the Mercury business and brand.
Anthony Coschigano was appointed vice president of RGS Energy's northeast operations. He will be responsible for integrating and improving all facets of systems deployment and increasing productivity of the combined organization. He co-founded Mercury and has years of solar project management and construction experience.
Andrew Zaref was appointed vice president of project finance at Real Goods Solar. He will be responsible for implementing the company's residential and commercial financing and asset management strategies. Zaref previously served as Mercury's CFO and COO, and has more than 20 years of financial management and capital markets experience. He has served as CFO of a number of fast-growing public and private companies, and was also a partner at KPMG LLP.
"Real Goods Solar has made tremendous progress over the past 18 months," said Mofid. "We developed and deployed a precise roadmap that successfully addressed a number of key issues and challenges, and this allowed us to restart our growth engine on the back of improved productivity and results.
"With the Mercury transaction complete, Real Good Solar has become very well-positioned in terms of leadership talent, geography, and internal resources and capabilities. As we embark upon the next phase of our journey, we are looking forward to an exciting year ahead and taking the business to the next level of growth and performance."
Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/...y-20140115-00371#ixzz2qThYPpZi
Trotzdem, die Aktie hat enormes Nachholpotenzial
Lets go