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Well, Robinhood is partially updated to SUNW finally today. They've made the switch, except that trading is still inactive.
I also see the warrants did switch over today, but there is no bid or ask yet on my level 2.
I was the one who changed it. The warrant ticker changes at the open tomorrow. See the link posted on the warrants page here on IHUB.
I also finally got around to updating the outstanding share count from 2nd quarter to 3rd quarter numbers, although there was little difference.
Tomorrow, March 3, is the last day of our first year on Nasdaq. What a long road it has been. March 3 and 4 last year were large, filled red candles. Now let's end that year and start the new year with 2 equally large hollow green candles.
SandridgeEnergy, just wondering if you were able to elaborate further on your speculation about possible shady dealings?
Additionally, I am curious as to your thoughts on all the positive developments with SUNW this week, including the CEO's confirmation today on Bloomberg news that SUNW will show profit for 2015?
Energy-industry competitor SandRidge Energy is under investigation for playing dirty, according to Bloomberg News.
"SandRidge Energy Inc. is the unnamed company in the indictment...." Alleged co-conspirator appears to have just committed suicide.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-03-01/chesapeake-co-founder-mcclendon-indicted-over-lease-bid-rigging
That was the same thought I immediately had.
Yes, releasing before market open on a Monday. Ha, I dare anyone to be short SUNW that weekend before.
So, we have 9 trading days here for a run-up, and then a full week of trading to let the news spread and the pps to keep going.
Maybe I'm crazy to expect a different result after this earnings, but we will no longer be a "new" NASDAQ listing (which apparently limits the investing pool), and assuming we show amazing revenue growth and some profit, there is no reason for the pps not to move up (even accounting for dilution).
I hope we are well above $3.14 by then.
Interesting; even JN's bio on the new company page mentions the cell:
Interesting how they have their company locations page set up now. (Nevada lives on.)
Corporate Office: Roseville, CA
Nor Cal Office: Durham, CA
So Cal Office: Rancho Cucamonga
Nevada Office: Reno, NV
Sunworks Call Center OPs: Rocklin, CA
http://sunworksusa.com/company/locations/
I had assumed the cell was dead or dying, but I'm cautiously optimistic now. Not only have they carried the cell info forward to the new company website, they created new branding for the cell:
I'm optimistic enough on this entire company transition that I just cancelled a couple of sell orders I had pending for a quick flip.
Oh hey, the cell may survive after all!
http://sunworksusa.com/company/future/
The Solar3D website is gone. You get a message they rebranded, and then get redirected to the new sunworks site.
I doubt it. I think it is (1) to distinguish from other company named sunworks, and/or (2) signals a coming broader shift from a regional company to a national company.
(And I have the new site open right now with no problems.)
So, we have new Investor Relations and Media Firm too.
Investor Contact:
Rob Fink/John Roginski
Hayden IR
646-415-8972 / 570-569-2479
Media Contact:
Coltrin & Associates
Caleb Cluff
212-221-1616
Wow, the PR is quite the interesting start to the week! The writing has been on the wall for a long time now on the shift away from "the cell." Ok, I'm off to check out that new website now.
Excellent! Funny, it's like SLTD has said screw it, no more PRs. We'll share our news directly via media and owned websites, and to heck with paying for PR twice (once to pay for the PR, and then when the PPS takes a hit even on good news).
In any event, as a supporter of the company and their mission (and as a stockholder), I'm glad to see the price move up. On the other hand, I think there will be future buying opportunities further down the price ladder.
No, ELIO can't sell any shares directly on the open market. Their offering has closed.
Basically, naked selling is selling shares that the market maker does not already have access to. However, seeing as you have been on IHUB for many years and trade penny stocks, I suspect you are not naieve.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_short_selling
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/nakedshorting.asp
No, there is no time-restriction on the privately bought shares. I just re-read my subscription agreement. Indeed they are the only shares in the float. So, apparently a few people have located independent brokers willing to transfer in their shares. I can't imagine any market makers would be willing to sell this naked right now, there's nowhere to get shares to cover with.
Both. Slapped down my $1000 deposit for the "car" in August 2014. Then purchased shares from Elio in the direct offering.
I sat in the P4 last summer. My reservation spot in line is just under 10,000. I guess patience is the name of the game with ELIO. Waiting patiently for production, and now waiting for the liquidity ELIO just boasted about in the OTC listing press release.
I called Vstock and they were not much help, just said hmm, that's weird, and emailed me a list of three independent brokers that may be able to help.
Ok, TD Ameritrade won't transfer in my ELIO shares. I just arrived at this board, and haven't read all the way through yet. Anybody know of any broker that IS accepting xfers?
Here is a link showing SLTD analyst ratings. http://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/SLTD/
Since I am going to sticky this new message, I am pasting in part of my old stickied message from Accounting 101, message # 51,360, on 11/20/2015.
I hate to see the PPS this low, but I hate it even more when I miss out on it. I picked up another quick block of shares at $2.30, so all good.
Just clicked on your link, and the site came right up. Works in both Chrome and Internet Explorer. Did you refresh browser? It was down several days back.
WTF, low 2.20's? Hope that was the final shakeout.
Elite website is working fine. Just checked now, and it was also working 2 days ago already when I checked. I didn't notice any changes.
Well, I decided to act. I bought SLTD shares yesterday. Then I bought twice as many this morning. If the price is still depressed, I'll buy more tomorrow when additional funds clear. Nothing like a good clearance sale, eh?
No marketing tomorrow, it appears SLTD pulled out of the conference presentation that had been planned Feb. 11. http://www.meetmax.com/sched/event_35292/~public/conference_speakers.html?event_id=35292&bank_access=0
They're not listed anymore.
That Street info isn't from an article. It's their analyst report, which basically has not changed in many months, and their buy/sell letter-grade score has never changed since the original. They typically refresh the date on it every Sunday. I've commented on it here before, a long time ago. Basically, it appears to be primarily (or entirely) computer generated. It scores SLTD based on comparisons in the semiconductor manufacturing industry, which is irrelevant right now since we are an installation and service company.
I don't think we have California "covered" yet. I believe Sunworks is the primary installer of residential systems for SLTD.
I don't think JN wants to negotiate any acquisitions until the PPS is higher. We're stuck in a catch-22 here. He can't buy any companies right now because he'll have to give away shares way too cheap, causing unnecessary dilution / overpayment. Yet, we need to see the growth/acquisitions to stay on plan and keep/gain investors.
And here is a reply to the 12/27 post in reply, noting the article was free to view without a subscription.
FYI, that SA article was posted here promptly the day it was released. I am replying to that post.
Just came across this info in a research report. I don't think I've seen it mentioned before.
The market is closed Monday for MLK Jr day.
http://www.business.nasdaq.com/discover/events/trading-hours/index.html