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I agree with you SOL is the best play. Q1 will not be positive. Q2 could be break even to a tiny profit.
All depends if ASP can raise above $0.65.

Quoted from "larryvand"

$3 is nothing... once the street sniffs the first profitable quarter, which IMO is Q1 2013, $5 is next...

A company with 10MT poly at lowest cost, 2GW HP wafers at lowest cost and soon 2GW modules at lowest cost, not to mention micro inverters and diamond wire, all of that with a valuation of $190 million is criminal. With the first profitable quarter, SOL should be valued at 2x-3x that IMO, and as profitability progresses and positive cash flow increases 4-5x that.

I really hope you are right (because I am fully loaded with SOL ), but other company like CSIQ also priced very cheap, and we know for sure CSIQ will soon be profitable in 2013.

If it can stand on top of $3 solid, I am happy.

It took only 6 monthes for SOL down to $2 from $10, so, who knows, I guess anything can happen. Maybe this time is in another direction?

I see about 60 to 70k on the ask @ $2.30... Used to see this in the old days with TSL, CSIQ etc where the price just sits there as tens of thousands of shares click by without having the price move up. If it is a repeat of that play, the price would jump after those shares finally get taken out.

I have to keep skeptical but it seems like a bull market type of pattern.

Quoted from "spiritcraft"

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No sure if you have noticed, for the last couple weeks, someone always try to hammer down the closing price by dumping shares in the last couple seconds. To me that's a positive sign - somebody is accumulating.

Looks like JASO should have that golden cross today....

Quoted from "MichaelZhao"

No sure if you have noticed, for the last couple weeks, someone always try to hammer down the closing price by dumping shares in the last couple seconds. To me that's a positive sign - somebody is accumulating.

Yes, it just happened with TSL as well. But suddenly a couple hundred thousand shares showed up on the bid and drove it up. It used to be like clockwork in the bull days... when those blocking shares went up, it would go through them and up after enough accumulation. The best I ever saw was CSIQ in early 2008, it would hit that resistance of large blocks on the ask... sit there chewing it up, then jump a buck after it had gone through them. It was like a feeding frenzy back then... maybe again someday.

Nice day to have off of work... I get to sit and watch level II.

Hmm: 127K just showed up on the bid at $2.29 for SOL

Huge bid of 150,000 on SOL....

Haven't seen this since I bought in couple months ago.... Big move coming