LAS VEGAS, June 17, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Last week’s breakout in price and volume for emerging solar company GWS Technologies (OTCBB:GWSC) sent a ripple through the small cap alternative energy market with CEO’s and investors alike asking themselves, which deal is next to gain the favor of the market? In looking at the week in general and the impact on an array of alternative energy equities ranging from solar to wind, the answer could be right around the corner.

One such company starting to garner serious market exposure is China Wind Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:CWSI), which through its affiliates supplies high-precision components to the wind power industry and industrial equipment to the textile industry in the People’s Republic of China. The combination of wind-driven alternative energy and an in-road into the vast Chinese market is perhaps a causal factor in CWSI being the subject of a recent TheStreet.com

The markets finally took a long deserved breather today, but not before rallying near the closing bell to cut the days losses in half.  The Dow Jones Industrial average was down 65.63 to 8,675.24 for a loss of 0.75% on the day.  The Nasdaq Composite and Standard and Poor’s 500 lost 10.88 and 12.98 respectively to close at levels of 1,825.92 and 931.76 representing losses of 0.59% and 1.37%.  The broader U.S. equity market had turned in five straight days in the green and many market participants saw this one coming.

The biggest piece of news for the day came from the Federal Reserve’s Chairman Ben Bernanke and his comments regarding the monetary policy, fiscal policy, and national debt levels.  Bernanke gave a speech to the House Budget Committee and urged them to take responsibility when it comes to the handling of the countries finances.  He says that using the