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NASDAQ:SEDG 5 November 2025 - 25 February 2026

Enphase Energy stock slides to $44 as CPI looms, insider sale adds to jitters

Enphase Energy stock slides to $44 as CPI looms, insider sale adds to jitters

Enphase Energy shares dropped 8.48% to $44.14 on Thursday, extending a three-day slide and closing 37.64% below their 52-week high. Director Richard Mora sold 1,100 shares this week, according to an SEC filing. The decline came as investors awaited U.S. inflation data and solar stocks broadly fell alongside a wider tech selloff.
Enphase Energy stock jumps 13% as Goldman turns bullish, with ENPH traders eyeing Feb. 3 earnings

Enphase Energy stock jumps 13% as Goldman turns bullish, with ENPH traders eyeing Feb. 3 earnings

Enphase Energy shares jumped 12.6% to $40.51 Thursday after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to Buy and raised its price target to $45. Trading volume topped 11 million shares, and options activity surged 29% above average. SolarEdge and Sunrun also advanced. Enphase will report earnings and hold a conference call on Feb. 3.
First Solar stock: FSLR sits steady into MLK Day shutdown as tariff headlines stir futures

First Solar stock: FSLR sits steady into MLK Day shutdown as tariff headlines stir futures

First Solar shares closed nearly flat at $243.73 on Friday, with about 2 million shares traded. U.S. markets will be closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, delaying updates until Tuesday. Traders weighed new tariff threats and interest-rate outlooks, sending S&P 500 futures down 0.9% overnight. Activity in solar stocks was muted ahead of the holiday.
SolarEdge stock steadies in premarket after 7% jump as Wall Street debates turnaround

SolarEdge stock steadies in premarket after 7% jump as Wall Street debates turnaround

SolarEdge shares rose 0.6% premarket Tuesday to $35.53 after a 7.3% surge Monday, following TD Cowen’s upgrade to “buy.” The stock remains volatile, with analysts cautious and an average price target of $24.62. Traders await U.S. CPI data at 8:30 a.m. ET and SolarEdge’s earnings expected around Feb. 18. Enphase and Sunrun also gained early, while First Solar slipped.
First Solar stock slides 10% on Jefferies downgrade as 2026 orders come into focus

First Solar stock slides 10% on Jefferies downgrade as 2026 orders come into focus

First Solar shares fell 10.3% to $241.11 in after-hours trading Wednesday after Jefferies downgraded the stock to “hold” and cut its price target, citing weak 2026 booking visibility and doubts over Section 232 tariff benefits. The stock hit a low of $239.26 on volume of 6.2 million shares. Sunrun and Canadian Solar also declined, while Enphase and SolarEdge were little changed.
Nextpower (NXT) stock slides as solar shares wobble; $90 level and earnings in focus

Nextpower (NXT) stock slides as solar shares wobble; $90 level and earnings in focus

Nextpower shares dropped 3.9% to $89.18 Monday, erasing an early surge and closing $3.60 below Friday’s finish. The move returned the stock to a key technical support zone after last year’s solar rally. Traders are watching for the company’s fiscal Q3 earnings, expected between Jan. 27 and Feb. 2. Broader solar stocks were mixed as investors awaited U.S. economic data for rate clues.
Renewable Energy Stocks Today (Dec. 16, 2025): Sunrun, Enphase, SolarEdge and First Solar in Focus

Renewable Energy Stocks Today (Dec. 16, 2025): Sunrun, Enphase, SolarEdge and First Solar in Focus

Sunrun and NRG Energy announced a multi-year partnership to build a 1 gigawatt virtual power plant in Texas by 2035, using Sunrun’s solar-plus-storage systems and NRG’s Reliant brand. Clean-energy ETFs traded lower by early afternoon, with iShares Global Clean Energy ETF down 2.2%. Major indexes fell as crude oil hit its lowest level since 2021. Fluence and Bloom Energy dropped over 5% each.
SolarEdge Stock’s 116% Comeback Collides with Weak Outlook – What Investors Need to Know

SolarEdge Stock’s 116% Comeback Collides with Weak Outlook – What Investors Need to Know

SolarEdge reported Q3 2025 revenue of $340.2 million, up 44.5% year-over-year, and a smaller-than-expected loss, but issued Q4 guidance below Wall Street forecasts. Shares fell 6% to around $32 after earnings and remain down 84% from five years ago. No analysts rate the stock a “Buy”; 23% of shares are sold short. Management says turnaround efforts are ongoing amid continued market skepticism.
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