It is a well understood tactic, sure, but I don't think my blame is misplaced. Companies who undercut everyone else normally either have other products that the

It is a well understood tactic, sure, but I don't think my blame is misplaced. Companies who undercut everyone else normally either have other products that they aren't undercutting on that make up for the difference (see amazon), or they raise their prices back up a bit after they have gained market share. Chinese solar companies didn't have/do either of these and in the end this is what will happen. The market was hugely flooded over the last year and as such most US solar manufacturers are gone and the Chinese ones will start consolidating, live off more subsidies, and hopefully they stop selling at such a low margin so they can actually survive and compete fairly.