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Sunworks, Inc.
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Feb 14, 2024

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6 days ago • u/ConsciousStreet-0866 • r/stocks • why_mu_is_a_huge_buy • C

Yeah plenty of such analyses were written back in the dotcom days about INTC and CSCO - two of the most prominent companies that were fueling that revolution.
Both of these companies fell so hard in the bust that it took them 25+ years to regain their previous peaks.
And then there was SUNW (Sun Microsystems) - another darling stock of the Wall Street during the bubble.
It got butchered so bad that could not even survive. Many years later Oracle bought whatever was left of it for pennies on the dollar.
All of this happened while the dotcom still revolution still succeeded, but without many of the companies that were thought to be the most essential players.
Long story short, during bubble busts anything is possible.
At the end of the day, one has to learn to manage risk rather than giving a lot of weight to any bullish case.

6 days ago • u/ConsciousStreet-0866 • r/stocks • why_mu_is_a_huge_buy • C

Yeah plenty of such analyses were written back in the dotcom days about INTC and CSCO - two of the most prominent companies that were fueling that revolution.
Both of these companies fell so hard in the bust that it took them 25+ years to regain their previous peaks.
And then there was SUNW (Sun Microsystems) - another darling stock of the Wall Street during the bubble.
It got butchered so bad that could not even survive. Many years later Oracle bought whatever was left of it for pennies on the dollar.
All of this happened while the dotcom still revolution still succeeded, but without many of the companies that were thought to be the most essential players.
Long story short, during bubble busts anything is possible.
At the end of the day, one has to learn to manage risk rather than giving a lot of weight to any bullish case.

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