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Himanshu Pandya

Himanshu Pandya works for a Fortune 500 company in the technology field. He is passionate about stocks and enjoys the process of studying, researching and writing about them.

We find Himanshu's work on emerging energy stocks and Indian stocks to be particularly insightful.

His blog: FinancialNirvana.com

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Solar Stocks Continue to Roll
on Apr 07, 2008 about ASTI, CSIQ, CSUN
Solar Stocks Show Signs of Life
on Mar 30, 2008 about ASTI, CSIQ, CSUN
Suntech, SunPower, MEMC and First Solar: Four Solar Stocks Worth Investigating
on Mar 03, 2008 about ASTI, DSTI, CSUN
Indian Stocks 2008: Are There Any Winners?
on Mar 03, 2008 about HDB, G, IBN
Indian Domestic Banks Could Benefit from Citigroup's Cost Cutting Measures
on Mar 03, 2008 about C, HDB, HBC
Kaydon Corp. Remains a Compelling Long-Term Opportunity
on Feb 25, 2008 about KDN
Indian ADRs 2007 Review: Telecom, Banks Pace Gains
on Jan 02, 2008 about HDB, G, IBN
Solar Stocks 2007 Review: Stellar Year All Around
on Jan 02, 2008 about ASTI, CSIQ, CSUN
Suntech Power Should Benefit From Kevin Rudd’s Victory Down Under
on Nov 26, 2007 about STP
Wind Factor Makes Kaydon Corp. a Buy on Recent Drop
on Nov 01, 2007 about KDN
Indian Stocks Have Banner Week
on Oct 28, 2007 about IFN, HDB, IBN
Is the Indian Market Becoming Overheated?
on Oct 15, 2007 about IFN, HDB, IBN
Are Indian Stocks Getting Too Far Ahead of the Pack?
on Oct 02, 2007 about INP, HDB, IBN
Solar Stocks Crush Market Averages
on Sep 24, 2007 about ASTI, DSTI, CSUN
SiRF Technology Rumored To Have Lost Out On iPhone GPS Partnership
on Sep 20, 2007 about SIRF, AAPL
First Solar's Momentum Is Seemingly Gone
on Sep 15, 2007 about FSLR
Bullish On India's Banking Sector
on Sep 06, 2007 about HDB, IBN
Solar Stocks Week-Over-Week Price Change
on Sep 04, 2007
Chinese Pollution Plays Revisited
on Aug 27, 2007 about FTEK, AMSC, ADES
Why You Need Long and Short Positions In Your Portfolio
on Aug 17, 2007 about FSLR, AMZN, JAH
Kaydon Corp: Not Particulary Sexy But Definitely Worth Picking Up
on Aug 15, 2007 about KDN
The Solar (and Wind) Stock Also Rises
on Aug 09, 2007 about FSLR, FTEK, AMSC
Now's the Time To Get Back In On SiRF
on Aug 06, 2007 about SIRF
Cashing in on Booming Times: Alternative Energy Companies Offering More Stock
on Jul 24, 2007 about FSLR, ESLR, AMSC
Kaufman Bros. Remains Bearish On Sify Following Earnings
on Jul 24, 2007 about SIFY
Sify's Alliance With Microsoft Provides A Good Exit Point
on Jul 13, 2007 about REDF, SIFY, MSFT
India CEFs Underperforming Since ETF Launched
on Jul 09, 2007 about INP, IIF, IFN
Hoku Scientific Gains Big On Polysilicon Deal - Will Remain Volatile
on Jun 14, 2007 about STP, HOKU
Suntech Power: Keep This Stock On Your Radar
on May 30, 2007 about STP
Cooling Off: Solar Stocks Feeling the Cramer Effect
on May 21, 2007 about CY, FSLR, ESLR
Genpact Files For IPO: Dependence On GE Aside, Worth Watching
on May 14, 2007 about G, GE
Credit Suisse: Polysilicon Supply Should Overtake Demand In Next Year
on Apr 30, 2007 about WFR, SPWRA

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Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramers Mad Money TV program,
Wednesday, October 15.

Bullish Calls:

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