Good for you Steve. I wish I could stay the same. But I am optimistic that I can no later than sometime next year. That really depends on a couple things. Deals we write or don't write and the overall environment regarding fuel cells. Many people have thought I was insane over some of my projections through the years which has been almost exactly the same amount of time as you. I too put in way too much money before the company reached sustainability or had significant enough demand to become sustainable. The time is now. I say yet again, Bloom has been pushing commercial sales long before FCEL and losing boatloads of money doing so. Big Venture Capital investment and political support allowed for such. FCE was not in the same $ position and their previous leadership was basically incompetent regarding financial longevity and sustainability through peaks and valleys. Jason Few was the right Captain to steer the ship as I have reiterated from Day 1. Focus was fix the financial debacle and right size the company for current times reevaluating through the years. As long as we sign 1 Data Center Deal within the next Few months (pun intended) then it couldn't possibly have worked out much better. BE has reached a $90B market cap, Bravo, albeit with an inferior product that happens to be working well enough. FCEL has a more diverse portfolio of advanced technology products tried and proven through the powers to be globally. Big ifs, but if Bloom maintains over a$90B MC and we write 1 decent DC deal, there's nothing that could convince me we don't exceed a $5B market cap within months if not weeks. $10B is not beyond the realm of possibility. And that's without anything else from Exxonmobil. Exxonmobil is satisfied with performance at PORTHOS next year, we should easily surpass $10B and very possibly hit or surpass $20B again within Months if not weeks. Call me crazy, but we can chat about it at year end so TICK TOCK has enough ticks.
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