If you're a solar-stock watcher, your eyes have lately turned to Germany, the world's largest solar market.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel captured her second term on Sunday, bringing with her a center-right coalition government. As a result, a few reports and analyses have already speculated that a cut to Germany's solar feed-in tariff program is likely. But there is little clarity on just what kind of cut will result from the regime. So now we turn to you, dear reader. When considering the usual players making moves in the German solar market -- Solarfun(SOLF Quote), First Solar(FSLR Quote), LDK Solar(LDK Quote), Suntech Power(STP Quote) and Yingli Green Energy(YGE Quote) -- tell us which one you think may be hurt the most by a subsidy cut. And be sure to leave a comment and tell everyone why you voted the way you did.- Loading Comments...
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