Comments on: Small Energy: Leaner, Cleaner and Greener (PBD, PUW, NLR) http://www.etfexpert.com/etf_expert/2007/11/energy-leaner-c.html Sat, 31 Dec 2011 21:25:49 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: JimBoy http://www.etfexpert.com/etf_expert/2007/11/energy-leaner-c.html/comment-page-1#comment-108 JimBoy Sat, 21 Jun 2008 16:33:23 +0000 http://02dc344.netsolhost.com/etf_expert/2007/11/energy-leaner-c.html#comment-108 <p>No one alternate energy is going to make up quickly for ours years of failing to address the issue of energy needs and pollution needs.</p> <p>From an investment standpoint, I'm wondering if it is best to pick the best in class and invest in that stock rather than an ETF, The ETF minimizes the risk, but it also denies the opportunity of cashing in on the company that had the wining idea. Maybe that decision is industry specific. For example, its nor clear which solar company is going to make the jump to commercial scale production. Maybe this is a case for investing in an ETF? </p> <p>I like Vestas for large scale wind, but its price is a bit too high for my portfolio. Is it better to go with an ETF that includes Vestas?</p> <p>Any other view points out there?</p> No one alternate energy is going to make up quickly for ours years of failing to address the issue of energy needs and pollution needs.

From an investment standpoint, I'm wondering if it is best to pick the best in class and invest in that stock rather than an ETF, The ETF minimizes the risk, but it also denies the opportunity of cashing in on the company that had the wining idea. Maybe that decision is industry specific. For example, its nor clear which solar company is going to make the jump to commercial scale production. Maybe this is a case for investing in an ETF?

I like Vestas for large scale wind, but its price is a bit too high for my portfolio. Is it better to go with an ETF that includes Vestas?

Any other view points out there?

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