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Enphase Energy, Inc.
4 letters discussing ENPH. Everything written about it on this site is on its ticker page.
- Harry Qelm Baabsman 2026 Half-year Investment portfolio report The Steppe Eagle added Accenture, Salesforce, Lululemon, Uber, ServiceNow, Adobe, Zoom and DocuSign after new capital diluted existing position weights, using incremental purchases as prices fell. It retains Alphabet despite concerns over mega-cap concentration, sees value in software and clean energy, and sets out long-term cases for Salesforce, Uber, Shopify, Zoom, solar businesses and other holdings. 2026 Half-year ACN $150BADBE $92BCRM $179B
- Andrew Hill Investment Advisors Investment Wrap Up of 2022 & Outlook for 2023 Andrew Hill Investment Advisors reduced technology and long-duration bond exposure during the selloff, then began selectively adding stocks and longer-term high-grade bonds. The firm favors Treasury bills for near-term cash needs and municipal bonds for taxable accounts, while arguing that Federal Reserve tightening risks an unnecessary recession. It sold Tesla over governance concerns and added Merck for its defensive balance sheet and Keytruda-led growth. 2022 TSLA $1.5T
- Andrew Hill Investment Advisors Hurricane Ian Edition of the Client Letter/4Q2022 Andrew Hill Investment Advisors cut equity exposure, added an S&P 500 short position and kept bond maturities short with high credit quality as the Federal Reserve raised rates. The firm favored energy-transition holdings and rebuilding beneficiaries, while waiting for bond yields and earnings expectations to stabilize before extending duration or taking more equity risk. Q3 2022 NEE $180BTSLA $1.5T
- Andrew Hill Investment Advisors The Client Letter AHIA kept cash balances high, shortened fixed-income exposure and underweighted equities while beginning to add stocks and bonds, with Alphabet the largest addition. The firm favors technology, healthcare, renewable energy and banking holdings, and reduced Tesla to establish Enphase amid concerns over the Twitter distraction. second quarter of 2022 —