Investing in the Renewable Energy Revitalization

In these cases, I often pass on the investment, but if I like the company I'll continue to watch for signs that it has broken out of the development stage. Timing the investment properly can mean the difference between making, or loosing, a lot of money.
This brings me to the topic of today's issue. A reader wrote in about an exciting company that just reported its first profitable quarter. However, when I looked closer, the company's operation is actually funded by a subsidiary in an entirely different business. This is a case where it really pays to do your homework: investors who jumped into this stock at its recent high are now down 50% in a period of weeks.
That's not to say the stock won't go higher – it very well may. But like I said, timing is everything, and this company makes for a good example of how to do your homework. Since the company is interesting and may be a future pick, I'll share with you what I found...
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