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It's got some nice big institutional investors. It might dip early in the week. If you catch it below 3.35 when it dips a couple points, you will get it a nice entry point IMO. I like the way that you think. You are checking out companies that will be bidding on the technological advancements in the future... such as solar energy. If you can catch the firms who will capitalize on these future trends, you will make billions in the stock market like Buffet: RFID technology Hydrogen Fuel Cell Solar Energy Generation Artificial Blood Cancer Vaccine Stem Cell Research Legal Protection of Intellectual Property Legalization of Marijuana (far stretch) National Legalization of Prostitution (another far stretch) .... and the list goes on for whoever wishes to continue where I left off. Well, if you can invest in firms that cater to the needs of these future trends, you will be wealthy. That's not a gamble. That's a guarantee. :D

EXACTLY!!! that is one of my main strategys, and that is also a main reason why i like ENEI so much, its got a huge fuel cell thing and they are constantly researching alternative fuel sources...

ya its got high volume so it wont be hard to get in...

well not TOO high but high enough to enter w/o a problem

The stock chart looks good. It has a nice uptrending channel. The company looks pretty good this year also. In its last four quarters it has delivered (sales/eps, last qtr. shown is Sep.) 1.6M/-.43, 3.1M/-.30, 4.8M/-.44, 6.0M/-.10. It has about 150 employees and a market cap around $175 Million. Evergreen Solar, Inc. is based in Marlboro, MA and develops, manufactures and markets reliable solar power products. It also looks like a pefect candidate for the "January Effect".

yea thats what i was saying...it is a safe stock with a strong upward trend that is proned for success

Hmmm...It didn't dip to 3.35, it rose. What do you think is a good buy-in price?

That's a good question. Considering the steady growth, any entry point after a small dip would work out well if you're investing for the long haul. If you can get in when it's moving past the pivot point of 3.77.

dropped to 3.68 today that would have been a nice buy in price...oh well

wow...did any of yall get into this one? when i posted this thread it was in the 3.70's, now its in the 4.60's or so...wow, did anyone get in on this?