Jinkosolar - hat die niemand auf dem Radar?

was meinst du mit free float? Die Aktien die frei am Markt handelbar sind?

Beruhigt können wir auf Morgen schauen. Gewinnmitnahme wirds keine geben. Bin schon froh hier nur noch10% investiert zu sein. Bin Heute aber happy mit dem Gewinn von Dang

Die zweite Chance, in so kurzer Zeit bei Jinko richtig viel Gewinn zu realisieren, ich glaube so schnell kommt die Gelegenheit nimmer.

Zwar nicht soviel wie letztesmal, hoffe trotzdem ordentlich.....Diesesmal entgehen mir die Gewinne nicht, habe hier im Forum gelernt wie da die Profis agieren......


Auch bei Trina und Yingli nicht......

Während bei Canadian u. Trina durch gute Meldungen die Kurse befeuert werden,hat man bei JKS seit der Kapitalerhöhung so gut wie nichts mehr gehört.Das könnte sich jedoch-vielleicht schon heute-spätestens am Montag ändern.Es werden wieder gute Zahlen erwartet,noch wichtiger wird der Ausblick auf Q1 sein.Also, wer hier noch aufspringen will,sollte dies in Bälde tun,der Zug wird an Fahrt aufnehmen.

natürlich auch sein,daß die Zahlen für 2013 überragend sind,ABER der Ausblick auf 2014 nur gut ist!
Das hatten wir jetzt öfters im Dax,tolle Zahlen,aber der Ausblick nur verhalten.
Schon wurden die Aktien in den Keller geschickt!
Aber das wollen und können wir bei unserer Jinko nicht glauben.

würde es Heute Knallen auf 37.00$
Warum nicht!

China Energy News, which is published by the People's Daily - the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party - on Sunday quoted industry experts as saying that it would be "difficult" to realise the plan due to a series of challenges, from unattractive returns to the quality of many rooftops in China.

U.S.-listed Yingli Green Energy, whose shares have doubled in the past year, said its focus remained on solar farms even though it announced in January that it had partnered with China National Nuclear Corp to develop 500 megawatts (MW) of distributed solar in China.

"We are increasing our efforts in the (distributed) market segment ... that said, the majority of our 2014 pipeline is from the utility sector," said Yingli spokeswoman Qing Miao.

Lured by generous subsidies and easy loans, Chinese solar developers installed 10-11 GWs of solar generating capacity last year, mostly solar farms in the Gobi desert and barren hills of western China. Some solar farms are still sitting idle, unconnected to the grids.

LET THE LOBBYING BEGIN

Chinese solar companies are lobbying Beijing to transfer part of the quota for distributed energy projects this year to the construction of solar farms, which offer more attractive annual returns of above 10 percent at a subsidised feed-in tariff of up to 1 yuan per kilowatt hour (kwh).

But if there is no quick response, it could disrupt China's solar installation plan this year and hurt sales of major solar panel makers, analysts say.

After being hit hard by overcapacity, trade and price wars in the past few years, companies including JinkoSolar, Trina Solar, JA Solar and Canadian Solar saw a strong rebound in their business and share prices over the last two quarters.

That was mainly driven by China's announcement in July that it planned to more than quadruple solar generating capacity to 35 GWs - which entails total investment of $50 billion - by 2015. Japan's push to find alternatives to lost nuclear power following the 2011 Fukushima disaster added to optimism in the solar sector.

Analysts expect global panel shipments to rise by at least a 10th this year to more than 40 GWs, led by China and Japan.

That has fuelled investor optimism.

Edward Guinness, co-portfolio manager at Guinness Atkinson Asset Management in London, which holds shares in Trina and Yingli, believes the solar industry is moving into an upcycle, with demand strong and panel prices unlikely to fall further.

"I think China can get to 14.5GW this year," he said. "I expect China to exceed expectations over the next two years in terms of installations."

UP ON THE ROOFTOP

China offers a subsidy of 0.42 yuan per kwh for distributed solar, which solar companies say isn't enough to make up for the risks and hassles. It is difficult to get rooftop rights, and customers have to pay upfront to install systems that take years to pay off.

Some analysts say China would need to raise the subsidy by at least 0.10 yuan per kwh to make distributed solar attractive.

China hopes rooftops of industrial properties would become a major target for solar installation and factory owners can become a source of demand for solar-generated electricity. But solar power developers have their doubts about credit-worthiness among China's small businesses.

Financing is a problem because banks and local capital market investors generally don't understand the economics of distributed solar projects and have doubts about the earnings prospects.

Distributed solar yields annual returns of less than 10 percent, industry officials estimate, compared with around 12 percent for large-scale solar farms. That is not enough to attract the cash-starved smaller businesses that it is hoped will play a big role in distributed solar development.

Returns may be even lower if solar developers have to rent rooftops. Most of China's existing 5 GWs of distributed solar projects were installed under a pilot scheme called Golden Sun, which offers more generous subsidies but will be terminated soon, industry experts say.

"The 8-GW distributed solar may eventually get built this year. said Jiang Zhe, chief executive of Shanghai-based Upsolar, which specialises in installing rooftop solar in China. "But we all know it is an extremely challenging target."

Lobt Trina und CSIQ als Gewinner auf dem Solar Markt. Von JKS keine Rede mehr...

Stimmt so nicht ganz,habs diese Woche schon mal gepostet,Der Aktionär hält nach wie vor an seinem Kursziel von 58 Euro fest.

...aber favorisiert Trina und Canadian!
Egal,ich denke die nächste Woche versöhnt hier viele im Forum wieder mit den Solaris!

Habe ich die Zahlen im Urlaub verpasst. Oder weiß wer, wann genau die kommen?

Dank im Voraus

Zahlen am 04.März!

"After two years of a punishing downturn, the global solar industry is on the rebound," said IHS senior research director for solar, Ash Sharma. "Worldwide PV installations are set to rise by double digits in 2014, solar manufacturing capital spending is recovering, module prices are stabilizing and emerging markets are on the rise."

A more balanced market
While European installation levels have slumped, growth in China, Japan and the U.S. is being mirrored – albeit on a smaller scale – it the new emerging markets of Brazil, Chile, Thailand and Australia.

In Asia, the solar heavyweights – including SunPower Corp. and Yingli – are returning to profit, a fact reflected in solar share prices, which have risen over the past 12 months. According to Bloomberg, the NYSE Bloomberg Global Solar Energy Index has grown by 70% in the last year, while solar manufacturers have begun to emerge from their enforced hibernation caused by a global oversupply of affordable solar equipment in 2012 and 2013.

SunPower, Panasonic and Yingli have all reported encouraging financial figures, with the second quarter of this year promising to be a watershed moment as even more leading companies post their first profits for as much as three years.

"The 2013 figures show the astonishing scale of the Chinese market," said BNEF’s head of solar analysis, Jenny Chase. "PV is becoming ever cheaper and simpler to install, and China’s government has been as surprised as European governments by how quickly it can be deployed in response to incentives."

In total, BNEF report that $102 billion was invested in global solar installations in 2013. This year, IHS’s Sharma expects that manufacturers of polysilicon are set to benefit the most, owing to the disappearance of the oversupply that bedeviled markets at the beginning of last year.

"We are not expecting bottlenecks,” the analyst said, “but the supply-demand gap is closing."

Read more: www.pv-magazine.com/news/details/beitrag/...380/#ixzz2uc8jk5Ww

So,gleich gehts los! Die Vorgaben sind unterschiedlich,JKS-grün,CSIQ-rot.
Mal sehen was die Amis daraus machen.
Allen Investierten hier viel Glück!!

Der Start ist geglückt,geht es so weiter? JKS und CSIQ gut im Plus.

...wird´s mit dem Kurs erst heute Abend so ab ca. 20.30/21.00 MEZ. Wir werden sehen ob sich da welche noch eindecken.

wenn wir Heut die 31.50 $ erreichen bin Ich froh .Gerade mal 1,50% ,hatte mehr erwartet.
Sicher noch zu früh . Jinko läuft sich warm .Jinko schau mal rüber zu DangDang ,so wird es gemacht.

Sollten wir die Aktie überschätzt haben?
Bin enttäuscht vom Tagesverlauf,da hatte ich mir doch ein Plus,von mind.5% erhofft.

Aktie quält sich schon den ganzen Februar.

Jinko kämpft mit der 31$ Marke und kommt nicht so richtig trüber.Canadian prallt an der 44$ Marke ab und
weiß nicht wohin!
Muß ich mich jetzt schon vor dem Montag fürchten??

wird dran glauben dass Montag ein Wundervoller Tag wird mit glänzenden Zahlen und Jinko 30% hoch saust.
Der Realist wartet auf das was geschieht und hofft dass der Optimist Recht hat.  

bei unserem glück sind trotz guter zahlen die amis der meinung sie sind nicht gut genug!
ich verstehe bis heute nicht warum canadian so weit davon zieht und dass firmen wie solarworld oder sma solar so hoch bewertet sind.

Dabei waren JKS u. Canadian exact auf Augenhöhe am Anfang des Jahres.Beide 29,71$