Poor diddums, my heart bleeds. The share price of IFN collapsed long ago, during a time of subsidies and RET certainty I suggest it's been Infigen's own financial machinations that have been its greatest threat. Foolish long-term holders like me remember the days above $1. Managers, like Miles, have continued picking up a wage through the times of value destruction while we shareholders have had nothing but disappointment.
As for Silex's whinge about low wholesale electricity prices deterring investment, I say welcome to the world of ridiculous policy that has so subsidised and incentivised rooftop PVs to the detriment of all else.
Rant over, I'll calm down now.
IFN Price at posting:
24.0¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
