Mike, while I basically agree with you -
I'm afraid my jaundiced opinion based on past promises of huge "backlogs" and/or orders on hand has led me to a stricter attitude of Show Me The @&%$*#@ Money!
With this company I cannot get excited about "sales" or so called product acceptance leading to future orders.
I'm interested in Revenue, not GAAP sales, and with Capstone revenue is counted only upon delivery.
While I would love to be wrong, I do not feel that the stock will be moved more than momentarily by more promises or undelivered "sales" anymore. I do not believe we will see an end to quarterly losses reported until, at earliest, mid-November or even mid-March of 2016. Then, at long last, we may finally have an opportunity to celebrate some upward price movement supported by real, sustained volume.