Greenvironment die 500 % Chance ??

 Die BaFin interessiert sich auch schon für Sharedeals.Na wenn das mal nicht gute News sind.

 Jetzt habt Ihr MOD/OOSD den Spaß/Zock verdorben und der Arme muss in seinem Chat schmollen. Warum müsst Ihr ihm so kurz vor dem Wochenende noch so in die grüne Suppe spucken und ihn ganz arg traurig machen. Böse!

Um es mit den Worten des MODs zu sagen: "Zocker sind bei GIV fehl am Platze."

Ergo: In Greenvironment sollte nur investieren, wer bis zum 15.12. long sein will. Äh. So in der Art, MOD?

Bloß kein Wort über deinen "Hausherrn" verlieren...

Heute schon wieder Greeny-Tag? http://www.ariva.de/forum/...die-500-Chance-439754?page=19#jumppos493

Capstone Turbine Management Discusses Q2 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript:
seekingalpha.com/article/...3-results-earnings-call-transcript

"Ajay Kejriwal - FBR Capital Markets & Co., Research Division: So just maybe on SG&A, it sounds like you're doing good job keeping that under tight control. So what's the outlook? I mean, is this SG&A rate sustainable? And any one-timers that helped in the quarter? Any color there would be helpful.

Edward I. Reich - Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President and Secretary: No, Ajay. We -- yes, we believe it's sustainable. There weren't any one-timers that helped the -- big improvement was, if you recall in Q1, we had about $630,000 in bad debt reserves that we booked. And so we didn't have that in the second quarter. So the second quarter should be a good run rate going forward.

Darren R. Jamison - Chief Executive Officer, President and Director: Let me jump in there, Ajay. I'd like to talk real quick. I know a lot of folks saw that one of our partners in Germany, Green Environment, filed for insolvency during the quarter. We had fully reserved all those receivables ahead of time when they started having issues. And so all that expense was already reserved on our balance sheet, in our P&L. The flip side is we're disappointed with them being a victim of the European economic crisis. But we are working directly with all of their Andes [ph] Customers to make sure we don't, one, leave the customer behind or lose any orders they have in the pipeline. And then we've seen several new potential distributors step up that'd be interested in the business, so definitely, a difficult situation. But the silver lining is we may end up with 2 or 3 distributors in the area that give us even more opportunity."

"Ajay Kejriwal - FBR Capital Markets & Co., Research Division: Good, too. Could you maybe provide a little bit more color on what you're seeing in Europe? All the headlines seem -- sounds like things are not great but not deteriorating. What are you seeing with regards to bid activity? You mentioned one of your distributors went bankrupt. But beyond that, any change you're seeing in the bid activity versus last quarter?

Darren R. Jamison - Chief Executive Officer, President and Director: Yes, I would say our bid activity or pipeline is flat. It's not going down, but orders aren't closing very quickly. So I would say the impact we're seeing is a slowdown in order development in process and closing. And so our European distributors are struggling to get orders closed. Financing is harder to get. I think everything is just happening in a much slower pace. So if you see -- the renewable part of our business was down quite a bit. And a lot of that was the softness in Europe. Now the upside is the U.S. market is making up for that. But as I said in our last call, I think our overall revenue for the year -- I think I lowered expectation a little bit around the 20% growth rate in revenue. We still kind of uphold the same kind of trajectory. I think Europe, unfortunately, is going to be flat to down for us for the year."