RE:RE:Brian AckerI agree. He diverges from all the other analysts. Both pessimistic and optimisitic assumptions should be viewed cautiously. The most reliable is what the company is doing.
Closed the financings on two large projects. Transparent with future revenue flows and cash flows. Looks like they got a handle on effective hedging and can secure long reasonable interest rates.
Interest rates go up and down. If use Brian's reasoning, then when interest rates go down, the stock should move up.