Please add the date of that tweet next time. Then focus on the 600 days its taken working on that "last piece of funding". Then realize if no loan/financing was obtained, in those same 600 days coupled with all of bullshit that was promoted, it ain't happening.
What is the date of this tweet during the Texas solar facility promotion? LOL
Don't those company published tweets (koolade), over the past 4 years, look so juicy and realistic, at the time, while strolling the yellow brick road. Then they need to be retweeted every 2-3 years as if they were real at the time. LOL
Then NOTHING continues to happen except: - another board approval by the ceo for another reverse split - another subsidiary is folded or taken control of by the ceo personally - another horrendous 10-Q filled with hundreds of thousands in operating losses, ZERO revenue and still 1 employee, still a P.O. Box as its corporate office address, property purchase contract expirations, revenue contract terminations, nothing built, nothing shipped direct to the company - more tweets to distract you from the previous bullshit tweets
Your speculation is not fun in any way. Instead of worrying about NOT claiming what is going to happen maybe worry about what has NOT happened that the company tweeted was happening, at the time, 2 years ago.
Or maybe worry about someone expecting a U.S. solar plant being ready, by the end of 2023, with the same type of post 2 years ago.
Finally, project lending/loan takes 4 to 8 months to get signed off on and funds being available. Please google that fact.
Why would one even speculate, for fun, that, by November 2024, a US Solar panel and battery manufacturing facility, could be fully operational? That's more than confusing.
I would still like to fully understand the economics of a US based manufacturing facilty. Would the econmics support a price competitve product being built in the US?