If SUNE were to hit .50 it's market cap or value of the company by stock standards would be only $130 million dollars. By comparison see these figures:
SUNE had cash of $2.4 billion end of 3Q. Even if we reduced that by 300% that would still be $800 million
SUNEs assets for same period were $20 billion. If we were to cut that in half, still $10 billion
Essentially what this means is that it is practically impossible for this company to ever be at .50 because their valuation would be so out of whack. Given that the Long Tern debt is 50% of their total debt makes it even more improbable. I'd even argue that the current market cap of $388 million makes little sense. The market cap should be double what it is now and trading near $2.50 at least. Your ludicrous statements sound like something from a OTC penny stock board.
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