Western Wind Energy Corp V.WND

Exit Strategy Anyone?

[zaktaylor]

I have accumulated 10,000 shares over the past six months with an average purchase of 1.22 a share.  Now I owe a lot of thanks to the people who post on this board because I wouldn't have been so bullish otherwise.  I'm just curious about an exit strategy.  Does anyone plan on holding for the next five years to wait for all projects to be developed.  Anyone plan on selling if it pops to 2.50 within the next month.  Lots of possibilities. Thanks for any input.

[babloo]

this company will be bought out as soon as windstar is producing and the other projects move into construction....at $10 a share it is less than $600M in market cap.......buy out would most likely be closer to $20....which is not far fetched given the revenue target once projects are done.

[j_mart]

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[Xtrykr0]

When the Windstar project is completed, it should be north of $3.00.  I will most likely be selling 50% of my shares at this price range.Once it starts producing revenue, it should be $4-$5 (so probably 2 years out). Will be selling 25% of my shares here.I think the $8-10 for a target would be at least 3 years out, and would depend on profitability of future projects; proceeding with the

[j_mart]

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[sultan66]

Hi j_mart,I think a buyout is not out of the question. I am sure that if the right buyer came along Jeff would have to think long and hard about it. HOWEVER, unlike a mining company, I am sure you will agree that controlling the power supply to thousands and thousands of homes in the US would make for a rigourous background check on a possible suitor. So the companies with the deepest pockets