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Analysts Cautiously Bullish On Yingli Green Energy (YGE) Following Earnings

I just posted about the bullish earnings report out of Yingli Green Energy (YGE).  I think traders were looking for upside guidance from the company which is why the stock traded down again Friday, but some analysts are upgrading the stock this morning, giving it a boost. 

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HSBC upgraded the stock from Underweight to Neutral, but has a price target of only $5.50 which … Read the rest

Auriga, Citi Maintain Buy On Trina Solar (TSL); HSBC Downgrades

Following Trina Solar’s (TSL) earnings results, at least two firms remain bullish on the stock – Auriga and Citi.  HSBC wasn’t as impressed and downgraded the stock.

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Auriga reiterates its Buy rating and raised the price target from $36 to $41.

“Management did not disappoint investors with a strong beat and raise scenario on the Q2 conference. However, after raising estimates ahead of the call last … Read the rest

Yingli Green Energy (YGE) Upgraded At Janney Montgomery, Downgraded At HSBC

We have conflicting views on Yingli Green Energy (YGE) out of Janney Montgomery and HSBC.  Janney is upgrading it from Neutral to Buy with and has a price target of $20. 

Hat tip to StreetInsider.com for the following analyst comment:

“We are upgrade Yingli Green Energy to BUY, as the outlook for pricing and thus margins have improved. Yingli is a major price setter, and they are guiding to a more benign pricing environment in … Read the rest

FSLR, SPWRA Get Merriman Buy Ratings; YGE Upgraded By HSBC, APWR Initiated At Outperform

Some positive analyst ratings are out this morning.  Here’s the rundown:

Hat tip to StreetInsider.com for the analyst comments.

First Solar (FSLR) gets a Buy rating from Merriman Curhan.  The firm says, “First Solar is a leading provider of thin film solar technology primarily serving the power utility market and continues to command cost leadership at $0.87/watt vs. its silicon-base solar peer group at $2.50/watt. Solar is rapidly becoming a critical alternative energy solution … Read the rest