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Solar Investing: Three stocks to buy

Posted January 21, 2008

"Of course, we can't pin the whole economic implosion on energy, but we can definitely profit from it. In fact, with the market selling off the way it's been, we're now seeing an opportunity to pick up shares of a number of alternative energy stocks, at serious bargains." — Jeff Siegel.


Jeff Siegel, managing editor of Green Chip Stocks, sent out a valuable e-mail to his readers this week. Jeff provided them with three solar stocks that are running at bargain prices. These stocks have to potential to provide their investors with serious gains when they rebound. You can find the article here or read on for more.

by Jeff Siegel

Baltimore – (TFN):  Energy Secretary, Sam Bodman chimed in yesterday on the probability of a U.S. recession, indicating that high oil prices pose a significant problem for the country.

Interestingly enough, Bodman told the press that global oil supplies were not as high as the U.S. would like. This, only a day after the President said he was going to tell Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah that high energy prices can affect economic growth because it's painful for our consumers and could cause the U.S. economy to slow down.

Of course, we can't pin the whole economic implosion on energy, but we can definitely profit from it. In fact, with the market selling off the way it's been, we're now seeing an opportunity to pick up shares of a number of alternative energy stocks, at serious bargains.

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The Biggest Solar Energy Project Ever

A small California company has perfected a way to harness the "Earth's Energy Budget” using a source officially discovered by NASA.

The Earth’s Energy Budget produces enough energy in one day to power New York City for nearly 185 years.

And this tiny California solar company, recently featured on NBC's Today Show, just figured out how to harness this energy source. In less than a decade, these systems will be on nearly every home and office building in North America. Learn more…

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Take a look at microturbine manufacturer, Capstone Turbine (CPST: NASDAQ), for instance.

Here's a company that, in the last two weeks has announced new distributor agreements in both Brazil and China, and a $4 million order for its new 200kW microturbine.

Before the market slipped, the stock was climbing steadily, hitting $1.92 a share on January 8. Today, the stock is trading around $1.41 a share.

When the smoke clears, folks, this one's coming back. Read on to learn about two other solar stocks set to rebound.

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