Yes Hunter...we're on the same page. But I need to add that while Tom is very good at hyping up his efforts, he still has not yet outright lied (at least as far as we know). If it turns out that the latest news was pure BS than this company will die quickly.....Tom may not have much credibility left, but outright lies would not only destroy the stock but would likely also bring the SEC down on him. His integration business plan seems to be a real dying gasp in my opinion.....there are very few public solar integration companies in the USA.....there's a reason for that. While a guy can make a nice living installing solar systems, growth to the point of an IPO in this industry makes a business unable to compete with guys like me who work very hard at keeping overhead costs at an absolute minimum......the math is simple.
Now, if Tom can put together a dynamic financing plan and can find a way of making it easy for his potential customers to get into PV then he might have enough of an edge to survive, but the stock will never be more than a few cents. My hope is that he is working hard to develop a new marketable technology within the industry. For the most part the industry is overrun with well organized suppliers in every conceivable area......the one technology that is lacking and necessary is energy storage. If he can lead his technical team (if he has a technical team left) toward the development of a viable (less than a penny a kWh) flow battery we might see a number between the dollar sign and the decimal point yet.
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