Replies to post #4 on KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN (KSU)

[johnsyn]

hi, moody! you talking about KSU or one of it's subsidiaries? KSU itself should expand with gas prices- it's cheaper to ship by R/R, can go 600 miles on one gallon.

That subsidiary that's been in the news-I heard thru the grapevine that they got great bargain on solar panels, probably from one of those bankrupt, tax payer free money solar places on the news. Not sure if the $59 million refers to 2,3, or 5 year contracts. Can't find or get info from that CEO to find contract, so it is with a utility company. So SUNNYDAYS is sitting on a lot of inventory, no contracts. News said they said "Intend to install". That's not the same as "as part of the contract, will be installing".

[johnsyn]

Expansion is always great, as long as one isn't overwhelmed by too many pans on the same fire. Short term , it's good. Details will dictate how it's poised long term.