Hi all
Could someone please point me in the right direction for some profitable companies in the green energy sector that might produce anything else but loses. I personally failed to do so in the last 2 years of investing.
Hui will be profitable without even having a plant running
Back in this for another trade up over 20% on my trade so far.
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I presume you are just looking at firms on the FTSE?
US is far better, despite some of the beatings in solar, have a look at the likes of Enphase (my favourite solar stock out of all of them), Csiq, Solaredge, First Solar.
When the Fed starts to cut, these will rocket.
Stuck in £100 for some beer tokens. My money is tied up in HE1 
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Ha, still one of my poor performers. Averaging down ongoing.
Greencoat are at a decent buy price atm with good dividend and consistent performance
$ENPH?
Correct
That would be another one i am suffering right now.
Their SP had a pretty poor year though, but I guess that might make them a decent budget buy.
Across the whole of Solar hence why i said beaten down. Look at the bump it had from $75 to $137 just on strong rumours of a fed rate cut in March. Soon as the fed cuts its rocket time, could be May now though. Hoping for another dip.
Aww good luck bud 
Not to mention HEIT who just got another 25% dip in just one day after all the previous ones. Seriously now ,all my loses are coming only from the green energy and EVs zones.
It’s true, my emphasis on investment in “green” companies is not beneficial to my balance. But we’ll have the last laugh when the world finally ends, we can say it wasn’t our fault.
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Is there life coming back into this stock?
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Seems like.
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Sounds exciting
Further confirmation that there Is life back in this stock? Only small holding. Been doing poorly for a while. Though. This peaked my interest recently with the additional info around the uk-Germany hydrogen partnership.
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Yeah good to see a nearly 26% increase this week, it’s unclear to me what exactly has caused it though, there hasn’t been any news about the company in particular that I’ve seen nor did I spot any equivalent share price increases for other similar companies.
So this seems entirely on some macro economic or government policy aspect that I’ve missed, think the above is probably a bit too old for this week’s increase.