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Solar power demand falls in China

by Tony Sagami on March 20, 2009

in Asian Market, Stock Market in China

China Sunenergy (CSUN: 4.29 +0.07 +1.66%) reported a larger-than-expected quarterly loss today.

“China Sunergy has faced the same unprecedented and volatile environment as many of our peers across the solar sector, as a result of the ongoing global financial crisis.”

The global slowdown is a problem but not as much as $40 oil. I’ve repeatedly warned to stay away from solar power stocks because of that.

China Sunenergy, by the way, is down by more than 50% so far in 2009.

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