Citigroup readies for a recovery in the alternative energy sector by initiating coverage on several equities.
Citigroup initiates solar stocks: SunPower is initiated with a 'buy' and Suntech with a 'sell.'
Stocks add to earlier gains as Fed announces plans to continue stimulus measures.
JA Solar and Yingli's plunge -- and subsequent surge -- should make every trader take notice.
Delta, United are initiated at Goldman with a 'sell,' and Tyson Foods is downgraded to 'underperform' at BofA/Merrill.
The solar energy company expects to see higher sales in 2012 despite German headwinds.
The solar sector is still collapsing, but its fortunes will change as the world continues to use more energy.
If China tightens regulations, borrowing costs could rise, pushing down solar companies' equity values.
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