Merrill Lynch New Energy Tech Share Discussion Threads

[praipus] 30/11/2007 17:47

Index Components as of: 11/29/07



Company Name Symbol % Weighting

First Solar Inc. FSLR 5.91%
Suntech Power Holdings Co Ltd STP 5.47%
Sunpower Corp SPWR 4.31%
Evergreen Solar Inc ESLR 4.18%
American Superconductor Corp AMSC 3.81%
N.A. JASO 3.46%
MEMC Electronic Materials Inc WFR 3.41%
Ormat Technologies Inc ORA 3.07%
Zoltek Cos Inc ZOLT 3.04%
N.A. YGE 2.95%
Universal Display Corp PANL 2.94%
International Rectifier Corp IRF 2.80%
Emcore Corp EMKR 2.65%
N.A. COMV 2.58%
Applied Materials AMAT 2.51%
Energy Conversion Devices Inc ENER 2.41%
Om Group OMG 2.29%
Itron Inc ITRI 2.28%
Plug Power Inc PLUG 2.18%
Puget Energy Inc PSD 2.17%
Praxair Inc PX 2.13%
Cree Inc CREE 2.12%
Medis Technologies Ltd MDTL 2.09%
VeraSun Energy Corp VSE 2.08%
Air Products & Chem APD 2.06%
Idacorp Inc IDA 2.01%
Trina Solar Ltd TSL 1.98%
N.A. ARGN 1.86%
N.A. CZZ 1.84%
Portland General Electric Co POR 1.79%
China BAK Battery Inc CBAK 1.77%
Fuel Systems Solutions Inc FSYS 1.69%
Ballard Power Systems BLDP 1.66%
Echelon Corp ELON 1.63%
Maxwell Technologies Inc MXWL 1.60%
Pacific Ethanol Inc PEIX 1.56%
FuelCell Energy Inc FCEL 1.44%
N.A. NBF 1.38%
N.A. VRNM 1.31%
Active Power Inc ACPW 0.63%
Ultralife Batteries Inc ULBI 0.54%
Uqm Technologies UQM 0.41%

[praipus] 30/11/2007 17:42

AMEX:ECO = EPIC for Wilderhill

[praipus] 30/11/2007 17:33

Thanks Spangle93

[spangle93] 30/11/2007 17:27

Praipus - I think this is it?


"The WilderHill New Energy Global Innovation Index is comprised of companies worldwide whose innovative technologies and services focus on generation and use of cleaner energy, conservation and efficiency, and advancing renewable energy generally. Included are companies whose lower-carbon approaches are relevant to climate change, and whose technologies help reduce emissions relative to traditional fossil fuel use."

[praipus] 30/11/2007 17:14

Hi Rainydays

Any chance you could post the EPIC for the Wilderhill Clean Energy Index?

Thanks in advance.

[gsands] 29/11/2007 08:59

Back into MNE.

Market seems to have turned and I'm expecting a run north to year end.

This is of interest:

[gsands] 24/11/2007 00:24

Looking to get back in, but tonights NAV statment suggests a little more downside first.

[praipus] 22/11/2007 12:08

NAV 67p, share price move is MM's bracing themselves for distressed sellers, little reflection on the underlying assets IMHO.

Oil nudging 100$ a barrel and the goevernments gone mad nocking wind energy and refusing to shell out for new Nuclear Power Stations and giving away £40bn to a bankrupt BS run by more lunatics. Just hold fast and you will be rewarded.

[cyberbub] 22/11/2007 09:08

Let's hope this drop reverses as quickly as it has come!

[cyberbub] 20/11/2007 10:52

rainydays - you must be a risk-lover to be shorting oil

more to the point - what is going on with the share price today, it has gone mad and dropped well away from NAV. You have to hope that people are going to start buying again very soon.

[praipus] 15/11/2007 22:13

From a charting perspective I understand the second top has to be lower than the first to be negative. MNE's second top (on a candles chart) made a new high (excluding the original lanuch price of £1 etc)so in theory the market is now testing support before rallying through 70p and beyond.....if you believe charting.

IMHO Clipper, Vesta and Gamesa could push MNE through 70p very easily.(Edit already has in NAV terms!)

[cyberbub] 15/11/2007 21:19

apart from short-term swings, i dont think the oil price is ever again going to substantially "fall through", and thats the truth

[praipus] 09/11/2007 10:40

Yep your not wrong. Been looking at some of Peter Gellynehammar's other holdings very interesting exciting stuff. Speculation or Investment can be a humbling experience.

[asparks] 09/11/2007 07:55

Praipus - bet you wished you had purchased TER now. Takeover talks confirmed. So far I have made 400%

[cher price] 08/11/2007 23:03

I'm out - my trailing stop loss order triggered today :-(
Now hoping to buy back in at 60p in 2 week's time... no chance!

[praipus] 07/11/2007 10:05

Gsands ECO not held by MNE as far as I can tell i.e. from Annual and Interim reports.