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Quote from: AussieTrader on March 15, 2007, 12:08:11 AM

Quote from: lancefur on March 14, 2007, 10:31:12 PM
My God look at this chart on this thing. It went all the way down to .12.  Wished I could have bought in then. 

LOL, likely one of those dodgy small qty transactions that get processed with the decimal point moved one space i.e. 0.12 instead of $1.2. They are usually cleaned up after the fact by the broker. So, you can console yourself with the fact that there would be no way you could have bought at $0.12

Well that's good. I also thought that but I feel much better now that this was an error and not an actual trade. 

Bought some more SOEN today at 1.34 (First was 1.00)

Can't make up my mind about CSIQ  Does anyone here have a suggestion why it's falling like a rock?
I don't own CSIQ, just curious.

  in @ 1.37$
cheers
Oliver

I think we need a picture....

And today's news:

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070326/0230650.html

Press Release   Source: Solar EnerTech Corp.

Solar EnerTech Inks Sales and Distribution MOU Entering Markets in India
Monday March 26, 9:00 am ET

MENLO PARK, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 26, 2007 -- Solar EnerTech Corp. (OTC BB:SOEN.OB - News) (the "Company") wishes to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") with Khandelwal Solar Power Limited, of Noida, India.

The Khandelwal Group, with 35 years of experience behind it, is a leading player in the semiconductor industry in India, and in collaboration with Siemens A.G. of West Germany manufactures electrical components such as silicon-controlled rectifiers, triacs, power transistors, and other related products. The company proudly possesses the largest diffusion facility for the manufacture of silicon chips in the sub continent. As semi-conductors are a key technology in the manufacture of solar photovoltaic cells and panels, the Khandelwal Group has created a new subsidiary, Khandelwal Solar Power Limited ("KSPL"), as a dedicated entity focused on penetrating the Solar marketplace as a natural diversification opportunity for the company.

The MOU agreement establishes the framework towards the formation of a strategic partnership aimed at developing product sales in India as well as opening additional markets throughout Asia. The agreement outlines a six-year plan whereby KSPL would be supplied solar materials and products alongside technical training and consultative expertise on the design and manufacture of customized solar applications.

indeed a nice picture cumulina   

Very nice chart!

In @ 1.57   

What a little super-stock!

           

Ho-hum....

+16.25%



Now I have to think about a strategy...   Where to place a stop?

It's so easy to buy a stock, but my problem has always been: When to sell???

Sorry for the many posts, but I'm really happy with this little one!

Quote from: cumulina on March 28, 2007, 04:21:03 PM
Ho-hum....

+16.25%



Now I have to think about a strategy...   Where to place a stop?

It's so easy to buy a stock, but my problem has always been: When to sell???

Sorry for the many posts, but I'm really happy with this little one!

I think this gem is just starting to spark some interest over the last week and a half.  And, with the frequent Press Releases this can really move and gain interest quickly.  I plan to hold it for a couple weeks at least and see where this is heading.

If we look at the previous pull back on 03/16/07 it dropped .20 cents, our previous support was 1.35 (but, I do not think it'll drop this much, probably .20 cents max).

IMO, I see another 2 white candlesticks to finish the week. 

GLTA, again these are JMO.

Cheers,

As expected we saw the .10 cent pullback a few trading days ago, and we have continued our uptrend.  We are approaching the resistance at 2.18, we could see a break out soon!  Although, I do like the slow uptrend progress of the chart over the last 3 months.

I will be holding my position, I see clear blue skies ahead for this one.

Cheers,

Couldn't help it....had to take some profit!

Sorry guys, but now I have to hope for a pull-back so I can get back in again.

Heh, it hit my stop at 1.87.  I was not prepared for the drop this morning (it'll probably bounce right back).  Oh well, nice profit for the time being.  I will be looking for re-entry next week possibly.  Good luck to all.

Cheers,

  ...and I jumped in again at 1.83 

All the other solar-stock I'm watching are up today, except SOLF and SOEN.

Sooo...I see this as a buying opportunity.

I have been adding to my position - not in a very clever way...

My average is now 1.66

There was some "news" out today - but SOEN is not reacting nicely to this.

Yet. 

Congo Government Trade Delegation Visits Solar EnerTech
Monday April 23, 9:00 am ET


MENLO PARK, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 23, 2007 -- Solar EnerTech Corp. (OTC BB:SOEN.OB - News) (the "Company") is pleased to announce the recent visit by an official 11-member governmental trade delegation from The Republic of Congo at the Company's solar cell plant in Shanghai with the stated intent as a purchasing mission.
Source: Solar EnerTech Corp. 

The visit comes as a result of the Sino-Africa Economic Cooperation Summit held last November in Beijing, which was attended by 54 leaders from a number of African nations. Following the summit the Chinese government announced a renewable-energy aide program aimed at launching solar energy initiatives within Africa. Mme Jeanne Dambendzet, a senior Minister of the Congolese government and a proponent of alternative energy solutions for her country, led the delegation for a pre-purchase manufacturing inspection. The solar projects enjoy financial support by both the Congolese and Chinese governments with China Industrial and Agricultural Machinery Import and Export Company, a Chinese state-owned entity, acting as intermediary agent to manage the export of completed solar modules and integrated systems to the project locations in Congo.

China's interest in Africa is based on ties going back to the 1960s and 1970s. Current interests have evolved into the pursuit of trade and investment in a number of sectors including renewable energy. To facilitate this interaction, the year 2000 saw the founding of the China-Africa Cooperation Forum ("CACF") which has vigorously promoted strong trade and investment relations between China and many African countries at the level of intra-governmental, public and private sectors. The CACF has already produced two ministerial level meetings and four conferences of senior officials, contributing to the rapid growth of trade and investment within the past five years, and the China-African summit held last year marked a singular accomplishment in terms of attendance, recognition, and achievements undertaken by Forum members. Current levels of trade between China and African countries are in excess of US $32 billion and growing at an annual rate of 50 percent since 2002.

As a further initiative, the Sino-Congo Strategic Partnership was established in 2006 to expand the relationship within the areas of increased political cooperation, including commitments towards economic, cultural and health matters between the nations. The current solar program is an endeavor by Congolese officials to introduce renewable energy solutions for the nation's under-developed rural areas.

During the visit at Solar EnerTech, Company COO, S.J. Yin, provided the delegation with an overview of the solar manufacturing process after which they enjoyed a guided tour of the state-of-the-art 42,000 square foot facility. In order to appreciate the complexity of operations, the visitors were shown the systematic process of solar cell fabrication from an ultra-thin silicon wafer through to module lamination, testing, and completion as the vital primary component of a typical solar electric generating system ready for shipment worldwide.

in @ 1.41$