It's always about the long term. Keeping thinking
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Posted On: 07/29/2022 1:41:14 PM
It's always about the long term. Keeping thinking long term while the competition eats the company's lunch again and again.
All these articles about solar and clean energy for years now. Meanwhile, the company has been late to every party and celebrating the industry news empty-handed. I don't get it, but then, again, I do.
Like someone renting a tux to attend some big event that has nothing to do with the tux rental guy. Just try and blend-in for the tux rental guy. Hitch the wagon, acting like he belongs there because of the latest industry article. All the while the world is passing him by.
Desperately need sales and revenue. Same excuses every next quarter for revenue being 95% lower than projected going on 4 years in a row now. Average annual revenue of 220K per year (net losses) versus tens of millions projected going back to 2018.
Looking like another wasted year for 2022. Unless you consider handing over foxess service & maintenance $ to a 3rd party, losing a chunk of bus shelter inventory, not getting Durango started after another 12 months ...and Australia's feed stocks delayed to the point of unreal.
Yeah, we'll hear about the Indonesian partner with the Texas solar panel plant pipedream (2 yrs to build if it ever happens) and Foxess mass production, of course, starting soon. But, it's all b.s. unless you can keep calling it "longterm" year after year. lol
Oh yeah, let's not forget the "slow and steady" mantra. That helps some forget about the trains that never left the station.
imho
cheers
All these articles about solar and clean energy for years now. Meanwhile, the company has been late to every party and celebrating the industry news empty-handed. I don't get it, but then, again, I do.
Like someone renting a tux to attend some big event that has nothing to do with the tux rental guy. Just try and blend-in for the tux rental guy. Hitch the wagon, acting like he belongs there because of the latest industry article. All the while the world is passing him by.
Desperately need sales and revenue. Same excuses every next quarter for revenue being 95% lower than projected going on 4 years in a row now. Average annual revenue of 220K per year (net losses) versus tens of millions projected going back to 2018.
Looking like another wasted year for 2022. Unless you consider handing over foxess service & maintenance $ to a 3rd party, losing a chunk of bus shelter inventory, not getting Durango started after another 12 months ...and Australia's feed stocks delayed to the point of unreal.
Yeah, we'll hear about the Indonesian partner with the Texas solar panel plant pipedream (2 yrs to build if it ever happens) and Foxess mass production, of course, starting soon. But, it's all b.s. unless you can keep calling it "longterm" year after year. lol
Oh yeah, let's not forget the "slow and steady" mantra. That helps some forget about the trains that never left the station.
imho
cheers
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