According to StockCharts, SLTD started to trade October 2009. It reached a high of around 28 cents then dropped off. It flat lined for a few years at 1-2 cents. Just now became active to 6 cents plus. As for dilution, I consider a non-factor as the dilution is offset by its incentive to grow the business. Mr. Nelson will get 20 million shares in tranches as he meets objective. Growing the business. SUNworks will get shares growing the business. Dilution would be a factor in a large cap, not a penny stock. Unless it were to go to a billion shares. Unlikely. One effect on business is the drought in California. I saw a farmer on the news who said if the drought lasts another year, the farm is gone. SUNworks indicated they had a full book of orders for this year. I wonder how much of that is agricultural. On the other hand, if it is a really hot summer, this will grow the demand for electrical energy in urban areas. SunPower is the competition. There is a 1% difference in solar panels. I expect the share price to get a boost at the end of the month if the acquisition is on track. Mr. Nelson said SLTD is in negotiation to manufacture the solar panels with two companies. Another boost to the stock price when it happens. The question now is whether the stock price will hold or drop off again as it has two times already. My sense is that it won't. My opinion. As Gordon Gekko has said "Money never sleeps". If I find a hot opportunity, no point in waiting with SLTD. Kudos to those who bought at a penny. Their chances of losing are slim to none. I wish I knew how to do that.
