Like you, I bought shares in Natcore because I thought their technology had the potential to bring great benefits to solar energy as well as great profits to the company. Over the course of these many years, I corresponded frequently with C.P. and Tom Scarpa. I can't count the number of times I've been told "revenues will soon be coming, "end of the quarter," by the start of the new year," "soon," ad infinitum. During those years, the company missed every single timeline they set for themselves, and often seemed to change directions mid-stream until I wasn't sure what there business plan was. As a result, in 2013, I sold off 70% of my shares and reinvested them elsewhere. Like you, I still wanted to believe and remained guardedly optimistic that they would at some point find a way to commercialize all their remarkable technology - which is patented and undeniably cutting edge - and bring the benefits to solar energy that they originally promised.
I think now, after all these years, the company will "soon" announce a deal in which they will provide consulting services to some company or country which will mark the beginning of a stream of revenue for the company. These initial revenues, while still small numerically, could open the floodgates for future revenues and be the harbinger for what is to come for the company. With the SP at around 40 cents, I think this is a great time to get back into the company.
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