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in diesen dunklen anonymen Betrügersumpf muß dringend Licht gebracht werden !

Musst nur den Kurs an schauen...wo ich gesperrt war gings immer bergauf ;-))

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deshalb die sterne

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Die erwarten 23 Mio miese, mensch das ist ja total schlecht!

Und lächerliche 920 Mio Umsatz, erbärmlich oder?

19.01.2012
 Aktien-Betrug


FBI hebt Insider-Club an der Wall Street aus
Das FBI hat in einem Schlag gegen Insiderhandel an der Wall Street mehrere Hedgefonds-Manager, Analysten und Börsenhändler festgenommen. Wie das "Wall Street Journal" berichtet, soll der "Club der Kriminellen" mit Insiderinformationen illegal Millionengewinne gemacht haben.

www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/0,1518,810142,00.html

DruckenSendenFeedbackMerken17.01.2012
 Insideraffäre
Ex-Aktionärsschützer legt Geständnis ab
Das erste Urteil in der Insideraffäre um manipulierte Aktienkurse ist gefallen: Ein ehemaliger Börsenbrief-Herausgeber kam mit einer Bewährungsstrafe davon. Auch ein früherer Funktionär der Schutzgemeinschaft der Kapitalanleger (SdK) kann auf eine milde Strafe hoffen.

www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/service/0,1518,809659,00.html

ein legaler ???? Betrügersumpf aller1.er Sahne !

Haste überhaupt ne Aktie?

Bekanntlich darf hier ("Lex Semper") nur mitmachen, wer auch Akschonär von Nordex ist!

meingott : Herr raldinho
27.02.12 08:55
Lesen sie eigentlich ihre Berichte, die sie einstellen?
Ich lese ja aus ihrem Link, dass die Chinesen genug Strom erzeugen mit ihren Turbinen, aber den nicht zur genüge ins Netz bringen

www.power-eng.com/news/2012/02/26/...er-grid-media-report.html

nicht nur das...im Gegensatz zu Ihnen, scheine ich diese auch zu verstehen bzw. denke eine Ahnung zu haben, womit dies Zusammenhängen könnte...in o.g. link findet sich

"Some wind-farm power generation units failed to win access to  the power  grid due to the inferior quality of their operation, which  did not  meet the technical specifications for grid connection, Yuan  said."

was genau sind wohl die da angesprochenen "technical specifications for grid connection"...könnte da evtl. die hier so oht angesprochene lvrt-capability auch mit gemeint sein?.)

August 15, 2011 • China
China plans stricter grid code for turbines in bid to curb outages...
The new code demands that projects use only turbines with low-voltage ride-through (LVRT) capability. This technology, which keeps turbines operating even after a large drop in voltage, has become increasingly vital following a series of major outages at wind farms this year.

On 17 April, 702 turbines tripped off the grid at a wind farm in Jiuquan, Gansu province, after two box transformers broke down, causing a dip in voltage. On the same day, 644 turbines had to be disconnected in Zhangjiakou, Hebei province, for the same reason. Two similar incidents occurred in Gansu in February.

Experts say none of the turbines installed in China before 2010 is LVRT-capable, yet wind power accounts for a fifth of total electricity generation in parts of ­Inner Mongolia and Gansu....

About ten models have completed LVRT testing so far, says Wang Weisheng  at the institute’s renewable-energy department. They include 1.5MW  models made by Nordex and Ming Yang. But with 50 or 60 suppliers in  China, the institute is under pressure, says Olsen. The tests can take  more than two months, depending on the wind.

www.wind-watch.org/news/2011/08/15/...-in-bid-to-curb-outages/

eine Nordex 2,5 MW Anlage steht ebenfalls in The testing centre at Zhangbei...seit 2010...

2011-10-22...
Jens Olsen stressed that" we have today the 2.5MW fan launched in 2010, actually had in Zhangbei successful hoisting. this-Taiwan N90/2500kW fans as EPRI pilot project, to enable Nordex to install the fan stand-alone power in China's largest foreign brands. and this section fan, low voltage across the test is also at the same time, 2.5MW fan of the localization of production is already in full swing...
hg5.new0546.com/news/554.html
 

27.02.12 09:51 Parkwächter : Hallo meingott
... du kanst dir sicher sein, dass die vom Aktionär das Video kennen.

Von daherr ist das mit dem Fünkchen Hoffnung eine totale Verarschung.

#6392 Nordex ist doch nicht dazu verpflichtet, seine Aktionäre vor schlechten  Zahlen zu warnen. Aber dennoch haben sie drei Wochen vor  Veröffentlichung der Zahlen ein Interview gegeben, in dem das EBIT jetzt  mit -23Mio ausgewiesen wird.

den Bericht über welchen man sich als "Aktionär"? echauffiert überhaupt gelesen?

...Ein Fünkchen Hoffnung gibt es trotzdem...

Turnaround in 2012?

Unverändert problematisch  bleibt die Preisentwicklung: In den letzten zwei Jahren sind die Preise  für Windkraftanlagen um rund 20 Prozent zurückgegangen. Dies zehrt an  den Margen. In 2011 dürfte daher ein Verlust angefallen sein. Dies ist  aber nichts Neues. Spannend dürfte es werden, wenn Nordex einen Ausblick  gibt. Fällt dieser gut aus, kann es durchaus zu einem Kurssprung  kommen. www.deraktionaer.de/aktien-deutschland/...rlust---17794599.htm

Das kann ich ihnen gleich erklärten, welche technischen Gegebenheiten die Chinesen wohl nicht hin bekommen ..

Hier vielleicht mal mit Translater

Einige Windpark-Kraftwerksblöcke versäumt, den Zugriff auf das Stromnetz aufgrund der minderwertigen Qualität der Operation, die nicht erfüllten die technischen Spezifikationen für die Netzanbindung zu gewinnen, sagte Yuan.

Deswegen meine Frage...Ist Nordex nun Spezialist für Netzeinspeisung?

Warum se darauf kommen, dass Hundiai als Partner in Frage kommen könnte
Wegen der Termine, die sie ja wieder mal nicht so richtig recheriert haben, aber trotzdem hier den Weg einer Fusion gesehen haben...ja das kanns ja wohl dann nicht gewesen sein, oder?

... die Zusammenhänge.

Der Aktionär rechnet mit einem EBIT von -10Mio und verweist anschließend auf die Zukunftsaussichten. Weiterhin  behauptet er, dass es morgen einen Kurssprung geben könnte.

Die Verarschung ist aber, das Nordex bereits in dem Video ein EBIt von -23Mio ausgewiesen hat.

Der Aktionär bringt also eine Zahl ins spiel die nicht nur aus dem letzten Jahr ist, sondern sogar von Nordex selbst revidiert wurde.

 

Und daher bleibe ich bei meiner Meinung, dass die Aussage mit dem Fünkchen Hoffnung eine totale Verarschung ist.

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Investing In Offshore Wind Power
by: Tom Konrad February 27, 2012  |  includes: ABB, AOMFF.PK, BGC, GLDD, NGG, NST, PRYMF.PK, SI, VWDRY.PK
 

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Last week, the long-embattled Cape Wind project got a break: Utility NStar (NST) agreed to buy 27.5% of the proposed offshore wind project's output. Together with a previous power purchase agreement with National Grid (NGG), this gives Cape Wind a buyer for 77.5% of the project's total projected output. Jim Gordon, Cape Wind's President speaking at Offshore Wind Power USA in Boston, called the NStar deal the "starting gun" for Cape Wind's financing round.

Yet speakers and attendees at Offshore Wind Power USA agreed that the Cape Wind story remains a cautionary tale for potential offshore wind developers, rather than a signal the US offshore market is open for business. While the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has made progress in defining the leasing process, this process is still expected to take six to eight years to complete. There remains a notable lack of coordination between and among the score federal and state agencies which have a say in the process.

Perhaps more importantly, the Production Tax Credit (PTC) and Investment Tax Credit (ITC) were not extended as part of the payroll tax cut extension. The American Wind Energy Association is continuing to pursue the PTC extension through other legislation, but many observers at the Offshore Wind conference opined that these incentives will not see any action until Congress' lame duck session, after November election. Few offshore wind developers are willing to invest to move their projects forward until they have some certainty about the PTC and ITC, so most offshore wind projects in the United States are likely to remain on hold at least until the end of the year.

Europe

Offshore wind in the US is far from the whole story. The European Offshore Wind industry is entering its full commercial stage, with projects amounting to several gigawatts of capacity expected to be built over the next few years, making the global industry worthy of investors' attention.

European offshore wind is not without hiccups. The European financial crisis has slowed (but not stopped) financing for wind farms, despite the fact that some farms require investments in the billion euro range. Another recent problem, which will be familiar to onshore wind developers, is grid interconnection. Although Germany has a legal requirement that transmission operators connect new wind farms to the grid, this is an unfunded mandate, and the transmission companies do not have the funding or even enough of the right sort of cable to meet this obligation in a timely fashion. Grid connections for two large wind farms were recently delayed by 12 and 15 months because of such problems, costing the developers hundreds of millions of euros in electricity sales.

Offshore Wind as an investment

Such hiccups happen in new industries, and they can lead to buying opportunities for investors. Often the best time to buy stock is after most people realize everything is not smooth sailing, but before all the problems are resolved. This allows excess returns, as stocks which were initially priced as highly risky investments gain value as the industry learns to tackle such challenges.

As the only renewable energy resource able to produce power on the scale of hundreds of gigawatts close to the world's most energy-hungry and population dense cities in Europe and America's Eastern seaboard, offshore wind will play a prominent role in the transition away from fossil fuels. The only question in my mind is when this transition will occur. My feeling is that this maturation of the offshore wind market (at least in Europe) will come within the next few years, leading to substantial rewards for investors with good timing.

Offshore wind stocks

Most onshore wind turbine manufacturers either already have turbines designed for offshore use, or are developing them. The current market leaders are Siemens (SI) and Vestas (VWDRY.PK), but Vestas is rapidly losing ground to a host of new entrants, including Chinese players like Sinovel (601558.SS), who are largely responsible for the fierce price competition that led to the poor performance of wind power stocks in 2011.

Given the inauspicious competitive environment among turbine manufacturers, I think better investments are to be found in other parts of the wind farm. According to Walt Musial, the manager of offshore wind and ocean power systems at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the turbines only account for 32% of the cost of a wind farm, on average. Fully 52% of the cost lies in other farm components, such as support structures, the undersea cables that collect power from the turbines and send it to shore, and the various power converters needed.

In short, many of the best offshore wind investments are the companies I call Strong Grid Stocks: the companies which help grid operators move electricity in bulk. I'd include among these cable manufacturers such as Prysmian (PRYMF.PK) and General Cable (BGC) (recall the German wind farms with grid connections delayed in part because of lack of cable, a sign of scarcity which leads to pricing power). I'd also include companies such as Siemens, ABB Group (ABB), and Alstom (AOMFF.PK), who supply many aspects of the power conversion and interconnection hardware needed to tie wind farms to the grid.

One of the reasons Siemens is expected to maintain its position as the world's leading offshore turbine supplier for the next few years is the company's ability to supply many of the parts and services offshore wind farms require in addition to the turbines. Alstom also seems to be following this strategy by introducing a broad range of new products (including a new 6MW direct drive turbine) for offshore wind.

Besides equipment manufacturers, offshore wind is likely to be a boon to shipbuilders with the capability of constructing the specialized ships needed to install large wind turbines and foundations, which are in short supply. Harbors near promising wind farms will also have to be improved to accommodate the large ships needed to install them, which is likely to help dredging companies such as Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (GLDD).

Conclusion

Offshore wind is destined to be a significant part of the energy seascape in the coming decades, and the industry is just getting its sea legs at the beginning of what will prove to be a long voyage. As of yet, I feel it is too early for most stock market investors to embark on this particular cruise, except perhaps on the sturdy platform of a large company with businesses in many other sectors, but which stands to benefit from the future growth of what promises to be a large and prominent renewable energy sector.

Disclosure: Long GLDD.

Disclaimer: The information and trades provided here are for informational purposes only and are not a solicitation to buy or sell any of these securities. Investing involves substantial risk and you should evaluate your own risk levels before you make any investment. Past results are not an indication of future performance. Please take the time to read the full disclaimer here.

This article was first published on AltEnergyStocks.com as Investing In Offshore Wind Power
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   * 10 Clean Energy Stocks For 2012: 10%

www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/finance/2012/...224312437178.html

wind.energy-business-review.com/news/...act-in-scotland-270212


Nordex secures wind farm installation contract in Scotland
EBR Staff Writer Published 27 February 2012

Wind turbine manufacturer Nordex has secured a contract from Falck Renewables for the turnkey construction and installation of the Nutberry wind farm in South Lanarkshire, Scotland.

The project comprises of six N90/2500 wind power systems.

The contract brings the total installed capacity of Nordex turbines to 307MW.

Nordex CCO Lars Bondo Krogsgaard said the company will achieve a total installed capacity of over 1,000MW in the UK and Ireland with this project.

Installation work is scheduled to commence this year.

wind.energy-business-review.com/news/...d-farm-for-841m-270212

###Als wie du meingott###...Naja, dein Schreibstil ähnelt ja schon einem 3 jährigen ;-))

meingott zeigt dir gerade wie  du geld verdienen kannst....hier schreit es nach einem put. die zahlen werden schlecht..und der ausblick wird wohl auch nicht so toll...egal dann kommst du eben mit einer neuen ID

Kann man sehen, dass sofort um 9 Uhr grössere Pakete geworfen wurden zwischen 8000 und 10 000 Stück
Dies sollte aber nicht Semper gewesen sein, denk ich mal .
So...warum schmeisst einer gleich mal Stücke zu Börsenbeginn raus, wo der Markt noch nicht mal richtig los gegangen ist......

Die Antwort wird wahrscheinlich sein....Insider