Bought POWI today.

I also forgot to mention here that I picked up CPST as well @ 2.01 a few days ago. CPST closed up to a new minor 52 week high.

Cleantech Indices, LLC, in conjunction with the American Stock Exchange (AMEX), today announced the quarterly rebalancing of The Cleantech Index (Amex: CTIUS), effective March 29, 2008.

Spain’s Telvent GIT S.A. (Nasdaq: TLVT) and California-based Power Integrations (Nasdaq: POWI) will join The Cleantech Index and replace International Rectifier (NYSE: IRF - News), Power-One (Nasdaq: PWER ) and EnerNOC, Inc. (Nasdaq: ENOC ).

The changes will also be reflected in the exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based upon CTIUS: the PowerShares Cleantech Portfolio ETF (Amex: PZD ) and the KSM Cleantech ETF (Bloomberg ticker: KSMCLNT) in Israel.

“We selected Telvent and Power Integrations for their strong growth potential, technology, impact, sector representation and leadership,” said managing partner and index advisor, Rafael Coven of Cleantech Indices. “Both companies excel at applying innovative cleantech solutions to a broad array of applications that millions of people use everyday: from appliances, lighting and telecom networks to public transport and highways systems.”

Telvent, a global information technology company, provides real-time services and products to customers in energy and energy transmission and for intelligent transportation systems for roadways and public transport networks. Telvent also provides IT solutions for water and wastewater management, and continuous monitoring of emissions, air & water quality and weather conditions.

Power Integrations Inc. is a leading developer and manufacturer of proprietary high-voltage analog integrated circuits (ICs) used in power conversion. Utilizing its Eco-Smart® technology, the company’s ICs have enabled compact, lightweight power supplies that are more energy-efficient and reliable for a broad range of consumer and industrial products.

Britain is set this week to enter a new age, generating energy directly from the seas that surge around its shores. On Saturday a strange, 122ft- long contraption – looking like an upside-down windmill – will set off from the Belfast dock that built the Titanic to produce the first electricity ever brought ashore from British tides.

The device – the first of its kind anywhere in the world – is expected to start a revolution which could lead to our island nation getting a fifth of its power from its surrounding waters, and to the far north of Scotland becoming “the Saudi Arabia of marine energy”.

Read the rest of this very cool article @ The Independent

I talk alot about CPST on this blog, but CPST did breakout above the $2 mark today on good volume.

You can see the marks on the chart is where I posted it last time as a breakout back on December 8th 2007.

CALM is an egg producer. You might know them as Egg Land’s Best. My wife buys those eggs all the time.

According to Google Finance summary, CALM also produces organic egg products using free range Chickens and organic feed.

For a more intricate picture into the company’s financials check out this SeekingAlpha post.

I see lower volume on the breakout. CALM definitely broke out, but I think its going to pull back first and when this stock pulls back it can be decent. I see a 10% pullback coming or 3 bucks from todays close.