Last week we added Eros International – a producer and distributor of Bollywood films – to the Investor Trader radar. After a little homework we liked what we saw and came to the conclusion that a billion plus Indians can’t be wrong. So we ended taking the dip and buying a handful of Eros International (533 shares at £1.05 for an outlay of £559.65). ...

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And that, ladies and gentlemen is a lovely day’s work! Not that I can take any credit for it. In fact I skimmed the top of small part of our ReneSola holdings at £1.72, when it had 25 pence more left in it, so what do I know? I said yesterday that we could be heading for new ground with ReneSola since we’d busted out over recent resistance around the 140 pence mark, but to be knocking...

On a tip from a visitor (thanks Jon), we’ve taken a closer look at Eros International PLC – a market-leading Indian film producer and distributor that have been in the game since 1977. Without going into numbers, their 2008 annual report made very interesting reading and although things have changed since then, their business mix caters well for those tightening their purse strings ...

If you’ve been following my posts of late (especially the daily updates) you will have noticed ReneSola has been rallying a fair bit in the past week. So when it poked it’s head above 170 pence today it was just too inviting not to take a little profit. So, we sold 337 shares at £1.7225 for a return of £580.44. We still hold 2,000 shares in ReneSola at an average price of £1.0450, s...

Share Portfolio Tracker, Equity Portfolio Widget, Stock Market Price Gadget, Share Market Portfolio Plugin? After days of painstaking struggle I still haven’t come up with a cool name for the code I’ve written. I know what it does though! It allows our readers to track their own portfolios on their own websites and it looks a little like what we’ve got going on over there to the ...

I’m guessing on the back of rising oil prices, Renesola rose a further 9 pence (6%) today ensuring our little green portfolio was £173 to the good at the close of play. At the close of markets in New York, ReneSola’s sibling listing finished up a chunky 12% which makes me think that we could be pushing £1.60 – £1.65 tomorrow. But as I’ve uttered many times before today, ...

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After our flying start to the week I’m not too perturbed by finishing the day £127 south. Low Carbon Accelerator finished the day off 11% and although I have faith in it in the longer term, it may be a case of taking a small hit on it soon and employing the capital to better effect elsewhere. Unfortunately, on low volumes, no news and little hype, smaller AIM shares often fall off the radar...

After a mixed day for our little, green share portfolio, ReneSola shoved us into positive territory with a 7% gain, busting a little resistance on the way. As the heftiest share in our portfolio – on current weighting it makes up 56% of our holdings – any movements in ReneSola’s share price has a substantial effect on where we end the day. After exploring 140 pence yesterday, tod...