The thing is, this glut of supply will translate into lower prices, fueling demand as the recovery is upon us. Demand will reach a breaking point as these prices continue to drop. The lowest cost, high output producers are going to win out. But they will need to expand to meet their growing market share. And that means buying more equipment at some point (hey maybe they can buy it from GT Solar). SOLR is not adversely affected by the shrinking margins by the wafer producers. It is actually a good thing for them. It means solar is becoming more affordable and the producers that remain will need more equipment, so try to put a negative spin on that...