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Based of the charts and the company news, I can see it going 4.00 by the end of this month, and when they start accepting orders and contracts, it will explode.
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I've been with xsnx for quite some time now. Its been good to me. I'm waiting for the hopefully great news next month. Goodluck to ya nar.
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Same with you, I have had allot of people asking me about XSNX, for 3 months I have told them, BUY as low as you can, and HOLD a month,....if you are still satisfied....hold longer is you wish.
But I got is at .52 and I know guys who got in at .12 ANNNND I know guys who a week and a half ago got it a at 1.00
So no matter WHERE you get in at....the future is great.
I dont look at PRICES.......I look at percentage gains. This is something new investors need to learn.
If a stock goes up one penny but 1 one penny equals 50% ............you have a 50% gain!
I am hoping it goes below 2.00 so people will have a GREAT "get in"
I always see the "NO...its too high I will wait" then it goes up 10% and they say ****.....
This stock will continue to go up, with rewards in the dips...but if you hold you will be rewarded.
Good luck to you. AND..I can say that because I ALMOST sold at 80% gain....now I am at 260% and I am not selling till 6-8 months from now.
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I've been waiting for it to go down one day for a nice entry...but it keeps going up 10% EVERY SINGLE DAY. Ugh!
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well, its going to do that, this is PRE SALE stock prices, once they start selling and taking contracts............10% will be a bad day. Get in where you can and hold long, it may dip...but it will be worth it.
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I got into XSNX at 1.05, then sold when it hit 1.5... got back into it at 1.8 with more cash this time. I've checked them out a fair bit, I like their product (heck, I'd put it on my own windows..) and I think they have a period of growth ahead of them. As long as they get some customers signed up!
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XSNX is not going to produce any glass. They are going to build the machinery and then licence its use to glass companies.
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I thought they are making a film that goes on the glass and produces electricity? Either way sounds like a pretty good business.
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XSNX and Honda partnership Solar Cars? Found this on another board!!!
Response From the Honda Investor relations.........
To: xxxxxxxx*rock.com Date: Thu March 7, 2006 Subject: RE: Honda Shareholder Inquiry
Hi I am a Honda shareholder and I wanted inquire about Honda manuafacturing Solar powered cars, there's a company in california called XsunX , I would like to suggest that management perhaps collaborate with them. They manufacture Power Glass and other technologies to use the power of the sun. I've read soe rumours on messege boards about a possible partnership, Has management considered this option? __________________________ To: xxxxxxx*rock.com Date: Thu March 7, 2006 Subject: RE: Honda Shareholder Inquiry
"Thanks for your email. Although we cannot comment on such sensitive matters until such information is released to the public, We will continue to investigate this opportunity and others to determine if it works for our business model. Again, thanks for being a loyal Honda stockholder."
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I heard they were woring with certain companies in the auto industry who have seen the powerglass and are interrested it how it works and they want to see the aplications.
CHARGING OF HYBRID CELLS....
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I know an architect, and mentioned the company to him. He said this is great news, and he said that it would be a great source of energy for large glass buildings such as skyscrapers. He also mentioned skylights...
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yea, I can imagine skyscrappers with all the SQ footage..........They pay hundreds of thousands of dollor for electricity..........EVEN a SMALL dent on that bill would mean a GREAT savings.
Put on EVERY glass outer building, they can use or SELL it like regular solar pannels or wind turbines.....
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ok guys and gals, product sounds good, but what kind of tech is it going to take to hook this product up to your home or business? who will make those products? glad to hear you guys are making some money...i missed this one, but will jump in this thursday, good luck to all
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that its.....yep....steady gians......nice a smootly...not to slow and not to fast......consistancy!!
You notice there has be no HYPE....no stupid NEWS.....they are saving news that makes a differance and NOT pumping out crap just to make the stock go higher.
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I am seeing sign that new investors WANT to get in, but are waiting for a severe dip that MAY not happen and they will get caight with thier pants down when having to buy it later.
****, even IF it goes down, it will be for 2-3 days then shoot back up past their buying point....
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