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You are the joke. Go away.
From the filing... "On January 23, 2014, the
Company had 222,125,323 shares of common stock issued and outstanding and no
shares of preferred stock issued and outstanding,"
How about you give them up now and we will pay you $1.05 for each share on 04/30/15? Saves you the worry and us from your posts.
I was happy when I made 1k each time it raised a penny. Now it seems novel hoping for a penny increase.
Mark...I don't Blame you one bit for getting out from under the marker. I need to get back to .15 before I could think about consolidating any of my position. We are finacially in different places, but I would love to know I didn't have my money on the line just that Monopoly money you speak of...lol. That's the same with all investments.
We have become a site for words of wisdom I guess.....BTW I'll hold.
"All the art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on."
Henry Ellis
I have no concerns which need addressing. I have been around SLTD long enough to satisfy me. My position is solid and I understand this is a long term waiting game. It seems as though others have gotten cold feet. The share sales don't concern me (yet) and the pending patents will come through if and when approved. Asking questions about their application status doesn't do anything but add more speculation and muddy the waters. The only information I would like to hear (FROM SLTD and not another ihub poster) is the quarterly results, SLTD's results from testing, who is contracted for lab to fab, when NREL or another body will perform 3rd party validation out of fab and who is contracted for production and when. Until these items are released by SLTD then there isn't anything worth me being concerned with on this site. ihub is simply interesting and informative entertainment at the present.
HEDGE YOUR BETS!!!
For those of you who are worried about a scam, the only advice I can give is to shed 25% of your position today at current levels. Those of us who have the guts to profit from your lack of conviction will be glad to buy your positions at a discount. Simple facts are ALL of the information being bantered about is OLD and UNSUBSTANTIATED. The only (somewhat new) news of any concern is Jim Nelson selling shares. This has occurred somewhat regularly and the s/p hasn't been diminished only maybe muted. You are staring at the fork in the road and the direction you take leads to vastly different outcomes. Make a choice and get down the road, but please stop telling others what may be down the road if you are staring at the fork and can't even decide what path to choose.
Yes very, very helpful, thanks.
Closest w/o going over? .12
Love the projection the upper line shows! I'll take that as the next 200MA! Thanks for sharing...
Chiink...you and Mark have different philosophies, points of view on what the company needs to make a priority and ultimate goals for each stake in SLTD, but from anothers perspective you're the one being the horse's ass. GOSH and GOLLY I sure do hope that I'm not put on ignoretoo! What a joke...
Close no higher than .105
SEC Test To Alter 'Tick' Size Planned
"...SEC's pilot program would move the trading of some stocks to bigger "tick" sizes, or the difference between what traders bid and offer for the shares, after more than a decade of trading in penny increments.
Critics, including consumer watchdogs, are worried about increasing the cost of trading by forcing traders to potentially pay more, or sell for less, than they would under penny trading. Some also doubt the measure would improve capital raising for smaller companies."
"...a group, which includes investment bankers, mutual funds, venture capitalists and exchanges, outlined their plans. Unlike Congress, the group proposed a program that would be mandatory for companies with a market capitalization below $750 million."
WSJ-Telis Demos and Scott Patterson
http://m.us.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702304434104579378722235340440?mg=reno64-wsj
February 21, 2014 2:51 PM
Renewables Make Very Good Sense
In the U.S., renewable-energy equities just wrapped up their best year since 2007.
Robert Bryce's pro-fossil fuel agenda is well known, but his latest piece against renewable energy ("The Real Climate 'Deniers' Are the Greens," op-ed, Feb. 3) is about 20 years behind the times.
It is silly to extrapolate fictional outcomes from Europe without examining the facts in an entirely different American market. In the U.S., renewable-energy equities just wrapped up their best year since 2007. This coincides with 309% growth in wind-power generation and a stunning 607% rise in solar-electricity generation, also since 2007—all without any associated rate spikes.
Stuart Bernstein, global head of the Clean Technology and Renewables Group at Goldman Sachs, recently called the renewables market "incredibly compelling" and a "transformational moment in time." Given Goldman's plan to invest $40 billion in renewables between now and 2021, I will leave it to the reader to weigh Mr. Bryce's opinions against Mr. Bernstein's expertise.
Michael Brower
President and CEO
American Council On Renewable Energy
Washington
"We have made important breakthroughs using commercial mass production equipment and processes. We believe that conventional flat 2D solar cell designs are a thing of the past. The next level of performance will be found in 3D, which will finally unleash the full potential of converting sunlight to electricity for the benefit of the world."
Jim Nelson
A couple of years ago from the initial prototype. No pumping and dumping, long term holds by numerous investors and slow, steady progress through to the completed third prototype. This company has put the time and energy(pun intented) into developement and we are only a month, some weeks or even just days away from reaching the biggest milestone to date, taking the product from the lab to fabrication. I am happy for the management team, the technicians and those who have kept the faith.
The Sun may not have risen yet over SLTD, but as we know, they are collecting light already at the extreme angles. Now, it's time to go big!!!
"...more than 1,600 reverse splits done from 1962 through 2001. They found that, after the first year, the split shares underperformed comparable unsplit stocks by 15.6%, on average. After two years, the cumulative underperformance was 36%; after three, 54%. And stocks that were reverse-split after they had slipped below $5..."
http://m.barrons.com/articles/a/SB50001424052702303389204576484341965875236?mg=reno-barrons
I have been through reverse splits before. If SLTD ever reverse splits I will sell every share I own DAY ONE and won't look back. There is absolutely no reason to r/s. SLTD can meet every criteria for listing on a major index organically. If Jim Nelson chooses to r/s then it will tell me every thing I would need to know about how poorly the company wouldhe run. I put the chances (other than if commercialization fails) of an SLTD r/s at less than 5%.
Welcome to the "new" Yahoo message board. If anyone wants to add garbage and argue over stupidity ad nauseum you've come to the right place. I think this happens during each lull between PR's and company specific news. I think we need to get Jim Nelson to moderate this board. At least when he said something people could dissect it for the week.
Odd title for this PR!
Generational Equity Announces the Acquisition of SUNworks by Solar3D, Inc.
PR Newswire
DALLAS, Feb. 18, 2014
DALLAS, Feb. 18, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Generational Equity, a leading mergers and acquisitions advisor for privately-held, middle-market businesses, is pleased to announce the acquisition of its client, SUNworks, headquartered in Roseville, California, by Solar3D, headquartered in Goleta, California. The acquisition closed on January 31, 2014.
SUNworks is a California based solar corporation whose story began with a group of solar industry innovators and experts setting out to utilize and share their 18 years of experience with homeowners, ranchers, and business owners. The company is now one of the fastest growing solar photovoltaic firms with hundreds of solar installations ranging from 2.5kW to 1MW. In 2012, SUNworks was named to Solar Power World's Top 100 solar contractors, a designation based on total megawatts installed. With the state and federal government paying up to nearly half the cost of installation, plus the constant rise of electric rates, now is the perfect time to go solar.
Managing Directors Stephen Crisham and Lori Galloway led the Generational Equity deal team that advised SUNworks on the transaction. "This provides several levels of synergies for the buyer and gives the sellers access to growth opportunities at a faster pace" said Stephen Crisham.
Solar3D, Inc., is developing a breakthrough 3-dimensional solar cell technology to maximize the conversion of sunlight into electricity. An innovative wide-angle light collection feature on the cell surface allows for the collection of sunlight over a range of angles during the day. Jim Nelson, CEO of Solar3D, states, "The opportunity represented by SUNworks allows us to immediately participate in the fastest growing segment of the solar industry, while building a growing base of potential customers for our proprietary Solar3D Cell." To learn more about Solar3D, please visit their website at http://www.Solar3D.com.
About Generational Equity
Generational Equity provides mergers, acquisitions, strategic growth advisory services, and information for privately held and family-owned businesses to exit their companies successfully. Generational Equity uses a four-phase approach that includes education, financial analysis and reporting, sales documentation and deal-making ability to offer business owners an unparalleled level of commitment and experience, all focused on helping to release the generational equity and wealth in every business. Generational Equity is headquartered in Dallas, TX, has more than 200 professionals in North America, and was recently recognized by the M&A Advisor as the M&A Consulting Firm of the Year. For more information visit the following websites at www.genequityco.com, www.gecpress.com or http://blog.genequityco.com/.
For more information:
Jessica Mead
972-232-1131
communications@genequityco.com
SOURCE Generational Equity
Same thing you read everywhere else. PR about 3rd prototype testing phase.
My guess is he was the lawyer who handled the acquisition. The promising thing is if he took his compensation in 200k of company stock instead of cash then we must be on the right track for commercialization.
Mark, if I'm correct Solar3d would have been on track to release in February. With the acquisition I wonder how that will change their schedule.
For grand total of 20 G's?!?! Really?!?!
Pretty cool concept, but I see one HUGE drawback. My wife can't stand the garden orbs you see around and I can't see her allowing me to put a series of beach ball size orbs across my roof line. LOL
Impish...you sound like a Jim Nelson desciple...lol
Some of you may have seen this before, but I thought it was humorous. Not trying to be political. Thought it actually provides good basic idea of solar potential in U.S. compared to other more concentrated markets. (I know the U.S. market is larger)
Starting at $1 and at varying levels (%'s) all the way to $350. While I have a good job and don't plan on retiring (yet...mid 40's) I want supplement my income and developed a personal net worth outside of pension, 401k, social security and annuities. I want to live life on (mostly) my terms.
Looks like there's a new Moneytv video.
Welcome JSEN! How did you hear about SLTD? It's going to be a great investment, enjoy the ride.
Reposted from Yahoo mb. (Sounds just like something we've heard before)
mooses_tooth • 2 hours 22 minutes ago
Another announcement soon
Please don't accuse me of being a pump and dumper, I'm new to this board but I've been following this company for well over a year. I have a source who is not directly involved with the company but has access to people who do. He told me that there will be another announcement by the company within the next two weeks. It will be either another acquisition or more likely the manufacturing prototype has been completed. Take it with a grain of salt and do your own research. We'll find out if my info is accurate in about two weeks, bash me then if I'm wrong. Good luck everyone.
Only on my off days. :) I thought it was a good alias based on how much money I was "throwing" at this stock. My bank account now has me on a pitch count!
I don't have much free cash its all tied up in SLTD. I have been acquiring my position since March 13' and while I have bought as low as .012 (missed the .009 dip) I have also bought as high as .119. It wasn't much, but added 2214 @ .086 today on the dip. I have a sale structure setup for my shares all the way to $350 per share. I don't care how long it takes to get to any of my sales points because I believe in time it will hit every one (baring sltd being acquired). I consider it money already "lost" and will enjoy receiving "unexpected" windfalls down the road. Someone needs to reap the benefit and by golly it might as well be me!
Oh yeah...and Mark. Sorry Mark...lol
LOL... "Good things in life always takes time."
Your significant other wishes you applied your trading theories to the bedroom!
Thanks Nistel. I need to strengthen my financial knowledge and appreciated someone taking the time to disect the post.
Prinz...Add them together and you are correct, but what I had been attempting to put value in was SUNworks itself. It doesn't matter as their earnings are consolidated going forward, but I have yet to see a fair value for SUNworks (as an independent publicly traded company)
Thank you. That's my point. RSOL has scale, but has yet to report anything but a loss and yet they are 4.00 pps.
This is from Yahoo message board an is more in line with my valuation. What do you think?
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P/E and PT of SLTD
Somewhat new to investing so this might be completely off but here is how I figured the P/E and PT of SLTD.
P/E = Stock Price/EPS and EPS = Net Earnings/Outstanding Shares
EPS = 8,500,000 (Sunworks revenue)/44,722,973 = .19
P/E = .12/.19 = .63
Since First Solar (FSLR) has a P/E (ttm) of 10.7, I think it is a safe assumption to put SLTD's future P/E at 5.
5/.63 = 7.94 This means that this stock is undervalued by about 800% from where it is now. Using that number you get a PT of around $.952 Of course this does not take into consideration the future acquisitions of SLTD and its commercialization and if it has a P/E above 5... etc.
Like I said I'm new to this, so this might e way off so take this DD with a grain of salt.
Swiamca...could you please do a comparison for RSOL?