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Solar Enertech Corp. (OTC: SOEN) is a solar science company that develops renewable energy solutions, such as solar cells and modules, which are key components for photovoltaic systems to generate solar energy.
SOEN markets its solar cells and modules under the SolarE brand, and has partnered with SET-Solar Corporation, a company that markets, sells, installs and distributes photovoltaic products in the United States.
Over the past couple of months, SOEN has become an increasingly popular penny stock, especially because the Gulf oil spill has reignited the nation’s interest in clean and renewable energy resources.
That isn’t to say, however, that SOEN hasn’t seen recent developments to merit such an increased interest.
In mid-May, SOEN announced its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2010, which highlighted a 314% increase in shipments, a 302% increase in revenue, as well as an increase in gross profit, as compared to second quarter 2009.
On June 12, 2010, SET-Solar Corporation announced its attendance at the Intersolar North American Conference, welcoming a reported 570 U.S.-based and international exhibitors and 20,000 trade visitors from July 13-15, 2010.
In this announcement, SOEN was mentioned as one of SET-Solar’s “key suppliers,” and this solar stock went on to gain as much as 25% last week.
Although SOEN traded 36,500 shares yesterday, price per share remained unchanged. Today appears to be a different story, as SOEN has traded more than four times its 3 month average volume, and is currently down 5.38% at $0.123.
Judging by SOEN‘s increased volume in the past week, traders have bought on speculation, looking to sell for a profit on news. Without an update from either company, however, SOEN looks likes it’s singing the overbought blues.
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