I have been following Surna since November 2014 when a volunteering gig for a local business expo in Boulder, Colorado introduced me to the company. Though I generally consider this chance encounter to be a positive thing, this began the tumultuous, generally stressful, but (thus far) profitable relationship with Surna.
The past couple weeks have definitely been interesting, and like many here I keep waiting for the market to figure out what's actually going on here and for the stock to take off. But in the meantime, I have bought and sold at various levels (and with various levels of good/bad timing) and sold a quarter of my position yesterday. I generally agree with the longs - this is a real company with real products and real customers in an industry filled with mediocrity and speculation.
I've written a few Seeking Alpha articles (some of which have been shared here) and follow this thread almost daily - this is my first post.
I don't know if this latest round of financing is the spark that will light the rocket - I've thought that about prior rounds of financing. I don't know if the recent write-up about the large grow facility in NV using Surna equipment will be that spark either - I've thought that before as well. No idea if management's subscribing to 18% of this latest round of financing will change anything - there's always been huge insider ownership and I've long thought that was a positive thing.
But it does generally feel like the company is beginning to develop a track record for stable (and timely) financials, and is ultimately on the right side of the right industry at the right time. Just patiently waiting, while trying to sell well and re-buy well to ensure my small pot of money turns into the largest possible stake when this thing finally takes off. GLTA.
