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Are meme stocks back? Is a short squeeze hitting solar and clean energy?

It seems all the possibilities are on the table on Monday as some of the more volatile companies in energy see their shares

Renewable energy stocks bounced back this week after getting some potentially positive news about interest rates and the energy market. While the bounce was good for investors, it wasn't driven by

An underdog sector if ever there was one, solar energy was hot on the stock market on Hump Day. Many solar titles saw big price increases on the day, with Sunrun (NASDAQ: RUN) closing 16% higher and

The week finally went well for solar energy investors, with stock values up double digits in many cases. And some of the most beaten-up residential solar stocks are outperforming the market.

Solar energy stocks had another rough week as interest rate fears and new investor lawsuits came to light.

According to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, SunPower (NASDAQ: SPWR) was

Shares of residential solar stocks jumped early on Monday morning after SolarEdge Technologies (NASDAQ: SEDG) announced a major layoff. The industry has been under pressure for months, and this is

Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) has had a rough few weeks, capped off by an earnings report last week that left a lot to be desired. Not only were third-quarter results relatively weak, but management

Bad news that led to a massive sell-off in shares of solar power inverter manufacturer SolarEdge (NASDAQ: SEDG) also burned investors in related solar power stocks Friday. Through 11:35 a.m., solar

The stock market looked poised to move lower yet again on Friday, building on losses from earlier in the week. Investors have had to endure constant and building concerns about interest rates and

Renewable energy stocks had a nice recovery this week -- particularly those involved in installing or financing solar projects  -- after months of downward pressure.

According to data provided by

Shares of solar energy stocks soared on Tuesday after a fairly negative report by one of the industry's suppliers. This may be more about the market seeing the worst is over for the residential