You mean "so little time" but "slow & steady"?
Sounds
You mean "so little time" but "slow & steady"?
Sounds like the favorite mantra has been "slow & steady" wins the race if you look at the tweets.
Why "so little time" now?
Could it be a crisis mode sound out? Not sure. Is reality setting in amongst the cheerleading squad?
We've seen many on the seat of their pants waiting for an 8-K on credit and/or financing news. But, that seems to have calmed down. Why? Because of a dismal track record in my opinion. Not a peep about former mega projects announced bringing hundreds of millions in projected revenue. Come'on! How many times can you play that card?
In my opinion, the damage has done over the past 5 years and there might be a last gasp going on. Why use a solar plant project that has been talked about for 8 months and still at least 2 years away from any possible realization of revenue? Because there is no short term expectations. It's the short term that is urgent. And long term projects will just drag out the misery. We've seen this same "long term potential" scenario across so many promoted projects for many years. They have never happened.
At the end of the day, the more recent promoted projects are not having the same impact on the stock. Show me ...don't tell me looks to be in full force. How can anybody blame investors? How can anyone question those that question the company's ability to execute?
It's no longer about an OEM that has a fortune 500 company as its parent company. It's no longer about fantasizing about Indonesian-made solar panels turning into made in the USA.
Q3 10-Q is out no later than November 19th (includes the 4 day extension if used with an NT-10-Q filing).
Q4 2022 and the year 2022 is coming to a close. Nothing built or even started in Mexico and Australia (crickets), no U.S Foxess or IST distribution partners, no sales team or marketing support announced in the U.S., no additional company skilled hires, no solar panel or lithium battery shipments from Indonesia or China on the radar, no UL certified non-glass panels in sight, no progress with Atlas Transit Solution for solar bus shelters, no GEOpath software solution on bus shelter sales bus shelter subsidiary's website.
But they do have a global partner link on Foxess' website. LOIs are still in full force. And tweets about Foxess business with snpw hashtags.
I can understand the "so little time" now much more than the ongoing 5 year "slow & steady" mantra.
in my humble opinion
cheers
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