Thank you rich2 for an earnest post. This is why I first came to this board and that's what I hoped this board would be and that's investor oriented. When I first came to this board, some were puporting the stock like some Biotechnology company that's going to go from rags to riches overnight and I thought to myself, NOT!. A biotech, with an FDA approval of a 100 million dollar drug, can 5 or 10 bag overnight, but Sunvalley's only hope for that is a patent approval which can be years away or a M or A. But, even that alone is enough reason for me to "LONG TERM" invest in SSOL. But, outside of that, this company must prove itself and prove to me it's capable of growing revenues and it has. It must prove to me it can lower costs, and it has. They must also prove they can net a profit and they did. Yah, it's nothing to speak mighty of but it is more then many companies with SSOL's market cap can say. I totally understand how those who've been riding this stock down from higher levals, only to see it go lower and I understand how you must feel. It's like, where did I go wrong. I guess it's the same for those who bought first solar in the $200+ range and now the stock is in the $90's. And no, I'm not trying to compare the two, only the similarity they share having recent price declines. Thanks rich2 for a realistic post and hopfully it has set a bar for what we should and what we shouldn't be posting. I'm not trying to sound like the dream police but lets just try to be more realistic when it comes to price expectations. God only knows what the price will be someday, but I don't think it takes God to see a good thing when it's in front of you. PPS appreciation is around the corner for those who have the patients and wait. In the mean time, try to not let the 20% daily price swings bother you unless you need to be out of the stock next week, and if that's the case, then God be with you.
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