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Financial analyst, freelance writer, and portfolio manager
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Tom Konrad is a financial analyst, portfolio manager, and freelance writer specializing in renewable energy and energy efficiency investing. He writes articles about investing in clean energy for AltEnergyStocks.com, and at the more

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Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2020: Trades
The losses all around are large, and when you are looking at a portfolio that’s down 20% to 30% year to date, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. This interferes with good decision making.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2020: Navigating The Storm
The stocks in this list with the greatest economic exposure to the disruption caused by the covid-19 pandemic are Valeo, Green Plains Partners, and MiX Telematics.
Correction, Or Bear Market?
Calling market bottoms is nearly as difficult as not buying at market peaks. Right now, the stock market has been falling because investors understand that the covid-19 pandemic is damaging the economy and company profits.
Should Pattern Energy Shareholders Vote Against The Merger?
Yesterday morning, hedge fund Water Island Capital called on Pattern Energy shareholders to vote against the merger with the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
Divestment V Coronavirus: Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2020, January Update
January 2020- where do I start? A year of market-shaking news in a month.
2020 Hindsight: Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019
My new stock list is heavily international, and partly hedged. Despite being wrong in 2019, in 2020, I’m doubling down on the thesis that there is a good chance of a bear market in the United States this year.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2020
Looking forward to 2020, the only thing I am sure of is that I have no idea what is going to happen to the stock market.
Trading Options And Foreign Stocks: When Low Trading Volume Is Not Illiquid
I have never included options in the model portfolio before because the commission structure did not make it cost effective for small investors to trade options.That has changed as leading discount brokers dropped the fixed part of the commission.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019: Still Party Time
2019 has become another blockbuster year for the Ten Clean Energy Stocks model portfolio and, to a lesser extent clean energy stocks and the broad stock market as well.
How Free Commissions Change The Game For Small Investors
Schwab , ETrade, and TDAmeritrade have dropped their commissions for online stock trades to $0. The change opens up cost-effective individual stock investing to even the smallest investor, and also allows more investors to use option strategies.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019: Pattern Buyout, Analyst Downgrades
Although valuations and political uncertainty have me spooked, October was another strong month for the stock market in general and clean energy income stocks in particular.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019: What Caution Looks Like
My worries about stock market valuation and political turmoil have not turned into the stock market downturn. In fact, September has been a particularly sunny month for both clean energy stocks and the stock market in general.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019: Will Pattern Merge With Terraform?
August 2019 saw economic warning signs flashing and a worsening trade war with China. Unsurprisingly, this led to weakness in most stock market indexes.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019: Marginally Hotter
July 2019 was “marginally” the warmest month on record. Meanwhile, the stock market was also inching to new highs, and the real, sweltering evidence of climate change continues to let clean energy income stocks turn in a blistering performance.
Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019: Sell The Peaks
In hindsight, early June looks like it was a good buying opportunity. The broad market of dividend stocks (represented by my benchmark SDY) falling six percent in May, only to rebound a similar amount in June.
Clearing Up Some Confusion Over Community Solar In New York
Community Solar in New York has a messaging problem. It is confusing and aggressive. Fortunately, aggressive marketing is not universal among community solar developers. Unfortunately, the lack of clarity is almost universal.
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