Back in Mid May of this year – following a prompt from an Investor Trader reader – we took up a speculative tranche of Entertainment One (ETO.L). Entertainment One is a leading independent entertainment group, with diversified operations incorporating film, television and music across five territories (UK, Canada, US, Holland, Belgium). We liked what we’d heard so we did a little...

Earlier today ReneSola announced its third quarter results (for the period ending 30th September 2009) and the future is looking pretty rosy for our vertically integrated Chinese manufacturer of solar power products. Highlights included: Third quarter net revenues exceeded guidance coming in at US$140.9 million, an increase of 70.6% over second quarter net revenue figures of US$82.6 million. Tota...

With finals due out in the next week, Ceramic Fuel Cells (CFU.L) has spurted again, pushing north 16% on the day as I type. There’s been a nice upturn in press too extolling the virtues of fuel cells and the Ceramic Fuel Cells product in particular. Here’s a couple from the Guardian and EcoGeneration. The boards are abuzz and the feeling is that the news will be good. Long term we love...

Earlier this month we added West China Cement to the Investor Trader Radar, which we backed up with the purchase of a small tranche just a week later. Since then (15th July 2009) the share price has progressed from £1.70 to £2.20 (as I type) for a very handy 27% gain in a little over a week on no new news. So is something afoot? An 11% jump today (so far) has me thinking that maybe somewhere, so...

Since having a speculative punt on China Biodiesel last Tuesday (14th July) at 6.60 pence, they’ve climbed to 10.25 pence in a week on no news. Now no news probably means some news that some know but most don’t. The spread is still hovering between .50 and .75 pence but if this thing continues to rise, expect that to tighten. Read our reasons for taking a punt on China Biodiesel last w...

Whether it was down to an inspired piece of investment research or unashamed blind luck, Friday’s purchase of Clipper Windpower paid off almost immediately as the share finished 24% up on the day on the back of no news and only slightly higher than average volumes. I’m pretty sure it was the latter. But something is afoot, there’s a breeze a blowin’ and Clipper is in as goo...