Evergreen Solar, Inc. Google Group

Evergreen Solar plans to shift production to China

2009-11-07T14:30:08Z

Evergreen Solar Devens company plans to stop production of solar
panels, and center of gravity shift of ...
[link]

Re: A good day. Evergreen is starting to turn around.

2009-11-07T01:07:35Z

Such things come from losing a lot of money...

Om...

Re: A good day. Evergreen is starting to turn around.

2009-11-06T23:11:35Z

With one ponderously obscure allusion, lima has managed to raise the
tone of this discussion to one of an above average reflective,
contemplative, rumination.

Re: A good day. Evergreen is starting to turn around.

2009-11-06T22:35:22Z

Sorry my post was premature. I didn't see the 70 million write off.

For f**ks sakes what is wrong with these people? They must act like
that scene from Herzog's Fizcarraldo where the rubber baron says
"Losing money is ecstasy then throws wads of cash to a shark"

Re: Analysts opinions

2009-11-06T21:01:04Z

greedy pigs, cheaters, manipulaters and shorts don't have any morale!
LOL

Re: Analysts opinions

2009-11-06T18:05:17Z

Getting downgraded doesn't do wonders for the portfolio or the morale
when the price falls this way right after having risen ever so
slightly but nicely.

Re: Hate stupidity, not ESLR!

2009-11-06T17:01:42Z

On Nov 6, 2:41 am, "usawebb...@gmail.com"

I always encourage right-wingers to exercise their rights guaranteed
by the first and second amendments. I want to see you guys
demonstrate to everyone just how much violence comes with your ideas
of freedom and liberty!

I think it's truly an American right to be a two dimensional idiot!

Re: ESLR is going to disappoint us again

2009-11-06T16:30:10Z

i find it ironic that AIG has profited the last two quarters:
<snip>
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- AIG reported its second profitable quarter
in a row early Friday, as stabilization in its insurance businesses,
and the credit and mortgage markets helped boost results.

The troubled insurer said its net income rose to $455 million, or 68

RE: Analysts opinions

2009-11-06T16:10:49Z

The same trend happens every time after some major solar companies
released their earnings. Those analysts always downgrade them
regardless the results so they can loadup with enough shares at dirt
cheap prices then they will upgrade them again to make huge profits.
That is why I am still buying solar stocks just to make profits in a

Re: Hate stupidity, not ESLR!

2009-11-06T15:58:07Z

When a significant percentage of a population is absolutely blind to
what seems obvious to another percentage, it is difficult in
psychological terms to decide which is hallucinating. Does someone
see
something that another person does not? Which one is experiencing a
perceptual abnormality?

GUSHAN ENV EGY ADS(NYSE: GU) skyrocketing !! major Biodisel producer in China and Asia

2009-11-06T15:28:10Z

GUSHAN ENV EGY ADS(NYSE: GU) skyrocketing !! major Biodisel producer
in China and Asia !!!! !Biodisel price up

Re: Hate stupidity, not ESLR!

2009-11-06T08:41:12Z

did I say that?

you're probably too young to understand the misery these perverted
scitzofrenic selfish evil idiots created!

if you follow them or feel like one of them - save a bullet and jump
off a cliff

Re: A good day. Evergreen is starting to turn around.

2009-11-06T08:00:14Z

Depends what rate you are measuring.....the poor competency rate is
still paged. They remain the best....worst run solar company out
there. I mean how do you drive revenues like that while endlessly
bleeding the profit out the cost door.

Re: 87 million USD funding the Department of Energy Solar Energy R & D projects

2009-11-06T04:36:49Z

Yea but fossil fuel based forms of energy pollute. It's like using
energy on a credit card. (dicking over the future) We need a source
of energy we can keep up with. These are called renewable. I'll give
you that solar isn't the best renewable, hydro and wind are much more
efficient, but solar can go right next to where it's used. 80% of

Re: 87 million USD funding the Department of Energy Solar Energy R & D projects

2009-11-05T21:35:53Z

First off, let’s take a look at some information from the EIA
government website ([link]
epm_sum.html). Figure one shows us that the United States generated
approximately 275 terawatts (275,000 GW) of electricity from August
2008 – July 2009. Of this, at least 68% is generated by burning