"Now oil is still expensive, if you ask me, but whatever barriers to competition may have been in place for one solar related company to another there is simple too much capacity and too little demand for stock prices to most likely ever reach previous peaks."
hmmm. Barriers to competition are not being waged on the capacity front. Barriers to competition are being installed on the Inertia front.
Here is a simple fact about solar that matters more than anything else.
Solar has a Free cost of goods consumed, the current high prices for the investment to process these free cog consumed, is admittedly high, and by the maneuvering we see at the periphery, like who is structured to take over the roofing industry, where market share will shift from current commodities, to newer energy adding commodities tells a whole different stroy than the one being projected.
Solar is being made for durability & energy production as value added utility. Its characteristics are part of a multi valued reference space, therefore any analysis of Solar as a single valued item, is inadequate for the task at hand.
you really cant tell the story about solar on this thread because the positioning which indicates solars trajectory is occurring outside the space and subject limitations of this threads focus.
Name the single biggest company whose already made the move to capture Solar revenue by restructuring operations to enable its place at the table of ignoble largesse?
If you & jacob combined, cant do it by end of day, you really dont know what you are talking about. |
