FSLR – First Solar Inc.

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First Solar Inc. (FSLR) is a leading American manufacturer of solar panels and a provider of utility-scale PV power plants and supporting services. Specializing in thin-film solar panel technology, First Solar distinguishes itself through its cadmium telluride (CdTe) modules, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional silicon-based panels. The company’s business model focuses on designing, manufacturing, and selling solar modules, as well as developing and operating solar power projects, making it a key player in the renewable energy sector. Investors interested in solar stocks often look to First Solar for its innovative approach and significant presence in the global solar market. Stay updated with the latest news on FSLR and in-depth analysis of FSLR stock to inform your investment decisions and understand current market trends.

First Solar: Rebound Signal or Broken Trend After Earnings?
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First Solar: Rebound Signal or Broken Trend After Earnings?

by | 30/04/2025 07:09 AM | FSLR

📉 Despite a weekly chart suggesting a potential rebound buy signal, the stock appears to be breaking its long-term uptrend, raising caution.

👎 The daily chart reaction indicates the market did not react positively to the recent earnings balance, suggesting underlying weakness.

🎯 A potential rebound target is identified around the $180 resistance area, but significant risks remain due to the broken trend and poor earnings reception.

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First Solar Dims: Guidance Cut and Cash Flow Concerns Emerge
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First Solar Dims: Guidance Cut and Cash Flow Concerns Emerge

by | 29/04/2025 12:55 PM | FSLR

📉 First Solar revised its full-year guidance downwards, particularly impacting operating income and EPS, citing tariff implementation.

☀️ Despite reporting positive net income per share ($0.96), the company generated significant negative free cash flow (-$800 million) in the quarter.

💸 Persistent cash burn raises concerns, as high capital expenditures consistently outweigh operating cash flow, questioning long-term sustainability without external funding or operational improvements.

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