Make Green With IBD 100’s Top 5 Green Stocks

IBD's Capital Hill ^ | 8/9/2010 | Ed Carson

[Slyscribe]

Going green usually suggests some sort of sacrifice. But as an investor, you can make plenty of green from green stocks. Several eco-friendly companies are on the IBD 100 list of the very best stocks based on fundamentals and technicals.

[SecondAmendment]

Just short them !!!!!

[Uncle Miltie]

Short-Sale list!

Agreed.

[MNJohnnie]

Yes, if the current regime is still around to pour billions of taxpayer dollars into these scams. However, if you are looking for a smart investment, as opposed to a get rich quick sceam, stay away from “green”. “Green” technologies is this decades Dot Com bubble.

[loungitude]

Green: It’s the new pink.

[WOBBLY BOB]

“Foreign Firms Dominate Wind Energy in US. Land Stimulus Dollars” (US Tax Payer Dollars Go Overseas)

http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/05/25/foreign-firms-dominate-wind-energy-in-u-s/

“Billions for Green Energy Will Mean Millions of New Jobs… in China”

http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/24495

more ‘green’ for China...

[truthguy]

Just what is the definition of a "green stock" or a "green company" or for that matter a "green job".

Is a forest ranger a "green job"? How about a gardener? Landscaper qualify as a "green job"?

What about a company like Weyerhaeuser, or Georgia-Pacific? Are they "green companies"? I'm confused. And who gets to decide what a "green job/company/stock" is.

[sockmonkey]

I think people must be very careful investing in green stocks. Some are just scams..Green Energy Resources, GRGR is one of them, IIRC.