Goldman Sachs, which funds many solar deals in the US, says that solar pricing will stabilize during 2019, and that it has only fallen 2.3% in pricing this year compared to the 26% it fell last year. Prices fall fast when one or both of two things happen – there is a supply glut, or there is a new form factor which improves the economic model. Surely both are true right now in the current quarter, so we think that Goldman is working a few quarters behind the global market, and sees only what is happening in the US. There has been a lot of talk about declining demand from China for solar, which would indeed create a glut, but…