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Wiener Sustainability Research Agency has published its latest eco Invest solar stocks study. This analyzes the performance of the 30 shares of Photon Photovoltaic Stock Index (PPVX) and approximately 127 more globally-listed solar stocks - bonds and a dozen solar (climate change).

individual analysis of the listed Asian, U.S. and European shares PPVX solar-stock index (from the Apollo Solar Technology Holding Power-One and SolarWorld to Yingli Green Energy), peer-group figures, tables, views of other international PPVX Title (First Solar REC to the English Solaria); information on other nearly 130 already listed solar stocks (of Acro Energy and AgriSolar to XsunX and Zhejiang Sunflower Light Energy) and selected (convertible bonds) of which has an over 100% annual return on maturity.

, which consists of the 30 world's largest solar company stock index PPVX is increased in the last 8 years (2003-2010) by about 726%, over 600 points more than its "fossil" yardstick, the oil-stock index NYSE Arca Oil (+115%). After a steep increase (2007 to 153 percent even as some individual stocks like First Solar rose by up to 795 percent) the development in recent years has been very volatile.

In 2010, the PPVX by almost 10 percent has fallen, increased in January 2011 by about 8%. PV-shares after the price correction now re-evaluated relatively attractive, but not every solar stock is worth buying so already! And more clearly separate here chaff and wheat (by some "penny stock" titles like the Solatera Energy AG is very discouraged).

arrived since 2007, many Asian PV companies to go public, so that the PPVX, of the 30 largest (by Exchange value does), now twice as many Chinese (60% including Taiwan) and American (17%) and German title (13%) which together - and with it the "globalization" of the whole industry well reflected.

While the solar industry is also in Germany (now in a 2% solar share power in Bavaria 5%) will remain the most dynamic of the growth industries, but the number of jobs in many other countries is much faster: in the 30 PPVX companies increased the number of employees in 2010 of around 74,000, up 58 percent to about 117,000, as the table on page 13 (in addition to sales and earnings figures refer to etc.). The 30 companies have achieved international PPVX early 2011, a market capitalization of around € 41 billion, about 38 percent more than a year earlier. The study is for € 38.50 (including postage on account) are ordered from the
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Source: Oeko Invest