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I got back in at $8.20. I made some profit shorting acme packet and gave it back getting whipsawed by buying aruba networks and sycamore networks too early/late. I don't know why exfo took such a hit other than it is thin.
EXFO: An Undiscovered Tech Stock
http://seekingalpha.com/article/295624-exfo-an-undiscovered-tech-stock
I was out and got back in.
I took profits before the program began and missed the last short squeeze surge 50 cents- the product is way ahead of the competition but apparently they don't expect sales until next year- there hopefully will be a pullback and opportunity to re-enter.
GLTYou
Infinera Corporation (INFN) is a $740 million market cap company that provides optical networking systems. The stock is down 46% from its 52-week high of $12.90, and even more from its 2007 high of around $30 per share. The company has the revolutionary photonic integrated circuit technology but the adoption has been frustratingly slow, which has punished the stock. The company is forecast to lose money this year and basically break even next year. If INFN's Digital Optical Network architecture is adopted on a wide scale as the company believes, the stock should prove explosive.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/292094-5-fiber-optic-stocks-worth-a-look
EXFO Inc. (EXFO) is a $406 million market cap company that provides next generation test and service system solutions for telecom and various optical technologies. The stock is down 52% from its 52-week high of $13.19. EXFO has the #1 ranking in market share for portable optical testing. EXFO has increased EXFO's market share for 25 years. EXFO sales last year were a company record $228 million. For the current year, revenues are forecast at $270 million and EPS of $0.28, with both slated to rise next fiscal year to $313 million and $0.49 per share, respectively.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/292094-5-fiber-optic-stocks-worth-a-look
I hope you got in- nice board- you work fast.
I added at 7.12 on Friday and was staring at the price of 7.03 today but was not sure it wouldn't sell off more so I bought some EXFO instead. In the short run I wish I had gotten more INFN today but EXFO looks good, too.
Was the run up the past two weeks in anticipation of the announcement due Sept 15, and the pullback the past few days because rumors are there is nothing huge, it's the 100G product that was already known about? INFN started to go up a couple of weeks ago while OCLR and FNSR were still in their lows, then when Ciena reported good revenue, INFN fell back and OCLR, CIEN and FNSR got stronger. Does this make any sense?
I don't see them being smart enough to know what a strategic move would be.
Really have to question the purpose of being late- how hard can this be? Of course there are excuses available but why not just do it on time? Does anyone still email the ceo?
The table is set if the eff wads would stop holding it down and the home office numb nuts don't eff it up gain.
The company is now worth one month's revenue (June 2011).
Nothing to see here.
Why couldn't it just be they sold at the bid before the close cuz' they needed the money?
I agree the stock is manipulated but there it just seemed like he couldn't sell at the offer so he took the bid.
akns is now west also look at sopw it is holding up better so far
akns is now west- also look at sopw it is holding up better
L2? Why no offers for an hour- now .022x .024
A company growing from $250,000 to $5 million annual sales to $12 million for 6 months (if they report that as true) should go way higher than 3 cents- if they can report a full project pipeline and decent margins and a plan to bring xtrax to market- I hope the home office wakes up soon.
If the market undervalues the stock much longer the company would be a takeover candidate, as well.
The good is the company's revenue is rising rapidly in a growing industry.
The bad is Wall Street hates solar stocks and does not discriminate between panel manufacturers whose prices are falling, and distributors-installers whose businesses are growing.
Anyway if you don't own this stock you should consider not buying it because of the missed guidance and other bad things that could go wrong. Just my opinion do your own due diligence you are responsible for your results.
Simple math--June 2011 sales 4 million, company valued at $5 million, if that's a hard concept I apologize.
The company is selling for 1 1/4 x June 2011 sales.
The last paint job was at 15:31.41 and no sellers opposed it in the last 1/2 hour.
otcmarkets not showing L2- wtf.
Week's volume 1,253,918
Before RSOL merged it had (round numbers) 20 million shares and $16 million sales per quarter and sold for $2.50 per share.
CSKH could well get to sales of $16 million per quarter in the near future. With 200 million shares, if valued similar to RSOL it should be a 25 cent stock-
Something tells me if this stock is selling for 10 percent of its value in the near future, either the market will wake up and the price will rise, or the company will be acquired, maybe in a stock swap for up to 10 times the current price.
All my opinion, I'm not pumping, I just own undervalued shares.
...Today, it's clear that financing is back.
...At REFF, the room was packed with financiers ready to fund PV projects with credible developers and quality off-takers, such as utility Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), solar and wind developers and attorneys ready to draw up deals between them.
...For Wells Fargo, a good deal requires a quality developer, with experience and a strong balance sheet.
...The biggest winners are likely to be end users, who will be able to get solar installations for much lower prices than ever before and those solar installers able to reach out to the new classes of customers.
...If there is a profitable opportunity in solar stocks, it will be in the stocks of developers able to adapt to the needs of the new classes of solar customers drawn in by rapidly falling prices. I believe that solar manufacturers see this and that's why many are integrating vertically down the value chain by buying up solar developers, such as Sharp's (SHCAY.PK) acquisition of Recurrent Energy and First Solar's (FSLR) purchase of NextLight last year.
...A more recent development was the merger of two of the strongest regional solar developers, when Real Goods Solar (RSOL) agreed to merge with leading Northeastern solar integrator Alteris in an all-stock deal. As prices fall, typical customers are more likely to want a brand they can trust and a one-stop shop for design, build and financing. I expect solar integrators such as Real Goods that have a history of successful acquisitions should do well, along with strong local brands.
...Too often, investors in Renewable Energy get carried away by a positive growth story, rushing to buy at any price. This time, the opposite seems true and it's the selling that seems to have gone too far. I've never been a solar cheerleader and have always been cautious about confusing the growth of the industry with opportunity for the existing companies. Yet right now, many solar stocks seem priced for long term zero, or even negative growth. That, to me, seems to be taking the case too far.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/277479-the-pv-module-supply-glut
Why is a reporting company, growing sales from $250,000 (2009) to $5 million (2010) to $12 million (2011 1st half) selling for less than 3 freaking cents?
They started to bump the price up, it stalled a little and jerkoffs are starting to sell. When those shares get absorbed more buying will push it higher. Every step will get a little faster. $4 million a month if it continues should get this into .25-.30 range- a Mojave Desert commercial project should double that to 50-60 cents. IMO of course.
The bidder at .0255 got anxious, slapped the ask and is gone.
In fact the more I think about it the people who jumped in recently must know the commercial project in California or something else big like that is going to start. If it was anticipating the August 10q the price should be moving by now.
ARCA 280,000 .0279.
They need to view the situation as if residential solar will not move the stock price by itself and get the Cantil, Ca project signed, approved, funded and off the ground.
Yeah wtf- wait until 90 minutes left in the trading week, "Oh, maybe I'll try to get rid of this pos stock I was hoping would go up for the past year."
"No nibbles at .0265- I'll offer a bargain at .0263." Brilliant