As Its Competitors Go Bankrupt, First Solar's Long-Term Strength Is Intact
Over the past few years, the solar market has undergone dramatic upheavals. Several companies have filed for bankruptcy, such as Evergreen Solar and Q-Cells. And with subsidies around the world under pressure, many are skeptical of solar's potential to be profitable in the long-run. We, however, do not share such skepticism, and believe that the best way to invest in the solar energy market for the long-term is through First Solar (FSLR).
We last wrote about First Solar in December and since then have traded in and out of First Solar, buying and selling when we felt the time was right. But recently, we have come back to the company, and now, we plan on holding our shares for some time. There are several reasons for our belief that now is an ideal time to invest in First Solar for the long-term. There are several things happening in the industry, and with First Solar, that make us believe that things are looking up for the leading American solar company. We delve into our bullish thesis below, with a focus on two things: the bankruptcies and financial woes of the First Solar's competitors, and its financial strength.
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