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Enphase Energy, Inc. ENPH is a global leader in energy technology. It has launched its most powerful home battery, the IQ Battery 5P, in Belgium. ENPH has also introduced its IQ Energy Management software, which uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) to optimize energy usage. This new software enables dynamic electricity rate support and integrates third-party electric vehicle (EV) chargers and heat pumps, marking an important step toward sustainable energy management in Belgium.
More on ENPH’s IQ Battery 5P & IQ Energy Management
The IQ Battery 5P offers power configurations in the range of 5-60 kWh, providing Belgian homeowners with fast charging and discharging capabilities. It has a continuous power output of 3.84 kW. The battery ensures efficient energy management, especially for homes looking to take advantage of Belgium’s dynamic electricity rates.
The newly introduced IQ Energy Management software uses AI to generate maximum return on investment by directing the least expensive energy source, either from solar panels or the grid, to power homes. This allows homeowners to manage energy costs efficiently. The integration of third-party EV chargers and heat pumps further increases energy efficiency, giving customers additional control over their energy usage.
ENPH’s Growth Prospects
The expanding solar market has set the stage for the solar microinverter market’s boom. This benefits Enphase Energy, which already enjoys a strong position as a leading U.S. manufacturer of microinverters. The company revolutionized the solar industry by pioneering a semiconductor-based microinverter, which converts energy at the individual solar module level.
The company also enjoys a valuable position in the battery storage market by manufacturing fully integrated solar-plus-storage solutions. Its next-generation batteries are Enphase Encharge 3 and Encharge 10 storage systems, with a usable and scalable capacity of 3.4 kWh and 10.1 kWh, respectively.
Stocks to Consider
Other solar companies that are likely to benefit from the expanding solar market are discussed below.
Emeren Group Ltd. SOL is a leading solar project developer. It has an impressive solar development project pipeline of 7,844 MW, out of which 5,310 MW are in the early stage and 2,534 MW in the advanced stage.
The Zacks Consensus Estimate for SOL’s 2024 and 2025 earnings per share is pinned at 27 cents and 54 cents, respectively, indicating year-over-year growth of 1250% and 99.7%.
First Solar, Inc. FSLR is the largest PV solar module manufacturer in the United States. The company is investing heftily to expand its manufacturing capacity. Such expansion plans are likely to enable it to achieve its production target of 15.6-16 gigawatts of solar modules by the end of 2024.
The Zacks Consensus Estimate for FSLR’s 2024 and 2025 earnings per share is pinned at $13.60 and $21.14, respectively, indicating year-over-year growth of 75.8% and 55.4%.
SolarEdge Technologies SEDG is a leading provider of an optimized inverter solution consisting of inverters, power optimizers and a communication device that enables access to a cloud-based monitoring platform. In June 2024, it launched its SolarEdge ONE AI-based energy optimization system for homeowners with a dynamic rate plan in Germany.
The Zacks Consensus Estimate for SEDG’s 2025 earnings per share and sales indicates year-over-year growth of 85.8% and 73.1%, respectively.
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Shares of ENPH have risen 2.6% in the past six months compared with the industry’s 2.1% growth.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning, with the Dow futures gaining around 100 points on Tuesday.
Shares of Sky Harbour Group Corporation fell sharply in today's pre-market trading after the company announced a securities purchase agreement to issue 3,352,106 PIPE shares for net proceeds of about $31.8 million, on a net purchase price of $9.50 per share with potential for additional $63 million by Dec. 2024.
Sky Harbour Group shares dipped 10.9% to $11.80 in pre-market trading.
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September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU24) are up +0.24%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures are up +0.27% this morning as investors braced for crucial U.S. producer inflation data while also awaiting the European Central Bank’s interest rate decision.
In yesterday’s trading session, Wall Street’s major indices closed in the green. Solar stocks soared after Wall Street largely declared Vice President Kamala Harris, who is viewed as a supporter of the energy transition, the winner of Tuesday night’s debate with former President Donald Trump, with First Solar surging over +15% to lead gainers in the S&P 500 and Enphase Energy rising more than +5%. Also, chip stocks gained ground, with Arm climbing over +10% to lead gainers in the Nasdaq 100 and Nvidia advancing more than +8%. In addition, Albemarle gained over +13% after a Reuters report indicated that Chinese battery producer CATL plans to cut lithium production levels. On the bearish side, GameStop tumbled about -12% after the videogame retailer reported weaker-than-expected Q2 revenue.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report released on Wednesday showed that consumer prices increased +0.2% m/m in August, in line with expectations. On an annual basis, headline inflation cooled to +2.5% in August from +2.9% in July, in line with expectations and the smallest increase in 3-1/2 years. At the same time, the core CPI, which excludes volatile food and fuel prices, advanced +0.3% m/m and +3.2% y/y in August, compared to expectations of +0.2% m/m and +3.2% y/y.
“This isn’t the CPI report the market wanted to see,” said Seema Shah at Principal Asset Management. “The number is certainly not an obstacle to policy action next week, but the hawks on the committee will likely seize on [the August] CPI report as evidence that the last mile of inflation needs to be handled with care and caution.”
Meanwhile, U.S. rate futures have priced in an 87.0% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut and a 13.0% chance of a 50 basis point rate cut at the upcoming monetary policy meeting.
Today, all eyes are focused on the U.S. Producer Price Index, set to be released in a couple of hours. Economists, on average, forecast that the U.S. August PPI will come in at +0.1% m/m and +1.8% y/y, compared to the previous figures of +0.1% m/m and +2.2% y/y.
The U.S. Core PPI will also be closely watched today. Economists expect August figures to be +0.2% m/m and +2.5% y/y, compared to the previous numbers of 0.0% m/m and +2.4% y/y.
U.S. Initial Jobless Claims data will be reported today as well. Economists predict this figure will hold steady at 227K, consistent with last week’s number.
On the earnings front, Photoshop maker Adobe is scheduled to report its Q3 earnings results today.
In the bond market, the yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note is at 3.676%, up +0.69%.
The Euro Stoxx 50 futures are up +1.15% this morning, fueled by a global tech rally, while investors awaited the European Central Bank’s latest monetary policy decision. Technology and mining stocks led the gains on Thursday. Data from the National Statistics Institute released Thursday showed that Spain’s annual inflation rate stood at 2.3% in August, down from 2.8% in July and slightly above the preliminary estimate of 2.2%. Meanwhile, the ECB is widely anticipated to lower the deposit rate by 25 basis points to 3.50% later today, marking the second reduction this year, while market participants will seek hints on whether additional cuts in October and December remain on the table. In corporate news, Roche Holding Ag slid about -4% after the drugmaker revealed that the promising results of an early-stage trial for its experimental weight-loss pill were based on data from only six patients.
Germany’s WPI and Spain’s CPI data were released today.
The German August WPI arrived at -0.8% m/m, weaker than expectations of +0.1% m/m.
The Spanish August CPI came in at 0.0% m/m and +2.3% y/y, compared to expectations of 0.0% m/m and +2.2% y/y.
Asian stock markets today closed mixed. China’s Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) closed down -0.17% and Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Index (NIK) closed up +3.41%.
China’s Shanghai Composite Index ended lower today, giving up early gains as weak sentiment in the country continued to weigh on the market. Liquor and telecom stocks led the declines on Thursday. The most recent set of economic data from China showed no clear signs of recovery, while authorities refrained from signaling market support through stronger policy measures. Geopolitical risks and trade tensions with other major economies further contributed to the bearish sentiment. Meanwhile, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday that China is set to reduce interest rates on over $5 trillion in outstanding mortgages as soon as this month. In other news, HSBC analysts believe that further monetary easing could be forthcoming, citing continued weakness in China’s domestic demand. In corporate news, Shanghai Guijiu plunged -10% after the liquor maker’s chairman and general manager, Han Xiao, was charged with alleged involvement in the illegal fundraising activities of Haiyin Wealth Management. Investors are now focusing on Chinese retail sales and industrial production data, set for release later this week.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Index closed sharply higher today, snapping a seven-day losing streak as the U.S. inflation reading drove the yen down from its highest level against the dollar since December. Technology and materials stocks led the gains on Thursday. The Bank of Japan reported Thursday that annual producer prices in Japan rose less than expected in August, marking the lowest level since April. Separately, the Cabinet Office reported that the business survey index for large manufacturers in Japan surged in the third quarter, showing positive growth for the first time in three quarters. Meanwhile, BOJ policy board member Naoki Tamura helped the yen recover from session lows with remarks about raising the BOJ benchmark rate to at least 1% by the end of its projection period. In other news, data from the Ministry of Finance revealed that overseas investors sold off a net 902.3 billion yen ($6.33 billion) of Japanese stocks in the week ending September 7th, marking the largest weekly foreign outflow in nearly six months. In corporate news, Seven & I Holdings gained over +4% after Bloomberg News reported that Canada’s Alimentation Couche-Tard was considering improving its takeover bid for the Japanese convenience store operator. The Nikkei Volatility, which takes into account the implied volatility of Nikkei 225 options, closed down -5.65% to 26.73.
The Japanese August PPI came in at -0.2% m/m and +2.5% y/y, weaker than expectations of 0.0% m/m and +2.8% y/y.
The BSI Large Manufacturing Conditions Index stood at +4.5 in the third quarter, stronger than expectations of -2.5.
Pre-Market U.S. Stock Movers
Oxford Industries plunged over -10% in pre-market trading after the clothing retailer posted downbeat Q2 results, issued below-consensus Q3 guidance, and cut its FY24 forecast.
Champions Oncology surged more than +15% in pre-market trading after the company reported better-than-expected Q1 results.
Today’s U.S. Earnings Spotlight: Thursday - September 12th
Adobe (ADBE), Kroger (KR), RH (RH), Signet Jewelers (SIG), Caleres (CAL), Lovesac (LOVE), MYT Netherlands (MYTE), Radiant (RLGT), IBEX (IBEX), Innate Pharma (IPHA), Farmer Bros. Co (FARM).
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Wall Street witnessed a broad sell-off on Wednesday, except for the tech sector, as investor optimism over disinflation progress cooled following a mixed August inflation report.
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.5% year-over-year, slightly below the 2.6% estimate and down from July’s 2.9%, marking the slowest pace of inflation since February 2021. The bulk of this decline came from energy-related categories.
However, core inflation — excluding the more volatile components like food and energy — rose 0.3% month-over-month, surpassing expectations of 0.2%. The annual core CPI remained at 3.2%, reflecting persistent inflation in service-related sectors.
A key driver of inflation continues to be shelter costs, which rose 0.5% from the previous month—the sharpest increase since January — and account for nearly a third of the total CPI.
The report dashed hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut in the upcoming meeting. Market expectations for a 50-basis-point cut plummeted to just 13%, down from 34% the day before, as per CME FedWatch.
The inflation data gave the U.S. dollar a lift and nudged Treasury yields higher across the board. Sectors most sensitive to interest rates, such as real estate, materials and financials, led the sell-off.
In contrast, tech stocks defied the broader market slump, driven by strong gains in the semiconductor space.
Nvidia Corp. surged 4.5%, buoyed by the market's reaction to the latest U.S. presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
The two candidates engaged in a back-and-forth about tariffs on goods, which would impact inflation and the chipmaking industry.
Solar stocks also rallied, with the Invesco Solar ETF jumping over 4%, as the prospect of a Harris administration increased optimism for renewable energy policies. First Solar Inc. was the top performer within the industry, jumping over 12%.
Elsewhere, gold remained flat, while oil prices rebounded over 2% after Tuesday’s sell-off. Bitcoin dropped more than 2%.
Wednesday’s Performance In Major US Indices, ETFs
Major Indices | Price | 1-day %chg |
Nasdaq 100 | 18,865.96 | 0.2% |
S&P 500 | 5,476.37 | -0.3% |
Russell 2000 | 2,092.21 | -0.5% |
Dow Jones | 40,436.47 | -0.7% |
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Jobs numbers have been lackluster and constantly revised downward. Unemployment is holding steady at around 4.2% but up since March. Sept. 18 is Fed day, and the market is already pricing in a 25-basis points rate cut, maybe even 50 points. That means the most important thing about that decision next week will be what Fed Chairman Jerome Powell ultimately says about it afterwards.
“I think strong overall economic indicators, falling inflation, and a shift from defensive assets into equities have driven stocks higher so you have to wonder what additional benefits could a rate cut provide now,” said Naeem Aslam, an external consultant for AvaTrade in London.
“The most immediate impact would be on highly leveraged companies that would benefit from reduced interest expenses and improved refinancing conditions, but growth stocks, particularly in sectors like tech, could easily see continued momentum in their favor,” he said.
The Nasdaq is up around 20.6% over the last 12 months ending Sept. 10. Investors in the Invesco Nasdaq ETF have beaten the index, up 23% in 12 months.
The Nasdaq 100 Index is likely to move towards the 20,000 price level if markets like what Powell has to say next week. However, if his talk suggests a recession is possible in the months ahead, Nasdaq could fall to 16,900.
For now, “It’s hard to be bearish,” said Vladimir Signorelli, president of Bretton Woods Research, a macro investment research firm in Long Valley, NJ.
The Fed’s campaign of contraction that began in early 2022 is beginning to bear fruit. Non-farm payrolls are consistently being revised lower.
“We have had 340 thousand jobs revised downward this year alone. That’s huge. How do you miss that? Job market weakness is accelerating and so on Sept 18 we will see a rate cut, and maybe even a 50 basis points rate cut,” Signorelli said. “My hunch is that if Powell wants 50 basis points, he can persuade Christopher Waller (Federal Reserve Board of Governors) to go up from 25.”
Waller has already said he was willing to “front-load rate cuts” if needed in case of economic contraction.
The Fed is being blown out of the water by these lagging indicators, or coming in at the lower quartile of their estimates. They’ve been outside the median in their calls because the slowdown has accelerated.
The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data showed 25,000 manufacturing jobs were lost in August alone with “little net change over the year.”
The Federal funds rate is 5%, with an upper limit of 5.5%.
One part of the market that is focused on guessing interest rate moves has already made their play. They are long equities and have been since mid-summer. But there is more to next week’s rate cut than the cut itself.
“We are going to be evaluating how Powell characterizes this reduction in rates, the first one since 2020,” Signorelli said.
Interest rate cuts will have multiplier effects. Powell’s suggestion easing was enough to trim around 140 basis points from the 30-year Treasury bond this year. A single rate cut of around 25 bips could easily take the 10-year from 3.7% yield today to around 3.3% later next week, said Signorelli. Where will that money go? Probably equities. But that will depend on whether the market is worried about a recession.
“Heading into the end of the year, U.S. stocks will probably continue to beat European stocks thanks to stronger economic fundamentals and stronger consumer base,” said Aslam. “If the Federal Reserve is nearing the end of its rate-hiking cycle, I’d buy growth sectors like tech because they may continue to see portfolio money coming in,” he said.
Valuations are still relatively high, however. Investors are paying more for those equities that they are for stocks on the S&P 500. QQQ is trading at 31x, compared to the SPDR S&P 500 trading at 21x. Amazon has a price to earnings ratio of 41x. Delta Airlines is around 7x PE, despite the increase in airline travel, according to a July JP Morgan report.
Higher valuations could limit upside potential for those stocks even with lower interest rates, said Aslam. See Intel for instance, with a PE of over 79 times earnings. “Stay away from those, especially if earnings growth slows or macroeconomic data suggests a recession is coming.”
Five Nasdaq Stocks With A PE Under 20
Believe it or not, some of these stocks on the Nasdaq are priced below the average index PE. If Intel and Broadcom look expensive, here are five companies with current P/E ratios under 20.
“Buying 100x PE stocks in the Nasdaq is a high-risk, high-reward strategy,” said Aslam. “Lower rates could push valuations even higher quickly, but magnifies the risk if growth expectations aren't met.”
The current environment suggests caution for buying the high value names.
“Investors that are comfortable with volatility and are willing to bet on sustained low interest rates and strong growth may see some upside, but the downside risk of overpaying is significant if market conditions change or if these high priced companies fail to deliver,” Aslam said.
This article is from an unpaid external contributor. It does not represent Benzinga's reporting and has not been edited for content or accuracy.
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As Vice President Kamala Harris‘ odds improve ahead of the 2024 presidential election, observers expect a promising rebound in the U.S. residential solar market.
The Invesco Solar ETF , a barometer of the solar energy market, gained over 3% in pre-market trading, following the consensus that Harris won Tuesday’s debate against Republican nominee Donald Trump.
Roughly 27.67% of the TAN portfolio is comprised of three stocks: Enphase Energy Inc , SolarEdge Technologies Inc , and Sunrun Inc .
Invesco Solar is down 28.94% for the past year, and about 24% year-to-date. But demand is improving, with industry leaders expecting double-digit growth by 2025.
Solar Stocks Rise On Kamala Harris’ Winning Odds
Under the Biden administration, U.S. oil production rose to new all-time highs. Clean energy stocks also thrived, partially due to the Inflation Reduction Act, which provides crucial tax credits for the sector.
With Harris being a strong supporter of clean energy, the current odds are a positive catalyst for the sector.
Moreover, insights from JPMorgan's Mark Strouse, following the RE+ renewables industry conference, point to potential strong growth—though global challenges persist.
US Solar Demand Rebounds, Europe Struggles
The solar giants are optimistic about the U.S. market's recovery, driven by stable utility pricing, lower interest rates, and increased capacity eligible for domestic content tax credits.
According to Strouse, “Each company expressed optimism regarding double-digit U.S. market growth in 2025.”
However, Europe continues to lag, particularly in the Netherlands, where demand has dropped by 70-80% year-over-year due to uncertainty around net metering policies, he said.
Tax Incentives Boost Enphase, SolarEdge
Strouse also noted that Enphase and SolarEdge received a significant boost as their microinverters and inverters now qualify for a 36% domestic content ITC adder.
Enphase expects this to improve margins, while SolarEdge anticipates a neutral impact. Both companies, he said, are optimistic about upcoming storage solutions, despite increased competition from Tesla Inc‘s Powerwall 3.
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Sunrun, Sunnova Face Financing Shifts
Meanwhile, Strouse also notes that Sunrun and Sunnova Energy International Inc are keeping an eye on financing spreads, which may widen after SunPower Corp‘s recent bankruptcy filing.
Nevertheless, with declining base rates, the overall cost of debt for industry leaders is expected to improve over time.
As Europe lags, U.S. solar demand is poised to rise, with Enphase, SolarEdge, and Sunrun leading the charge in a recovering market.
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