The $1.44 billion developer and seller of photovoltaic energy solution's acquisition binge has landed itself in considerable trouble as concerns of bankruptcy eroded its market value. So far this year the stock is down by about 70%. However, this might be just the right time to gain exposure to the world's leading renewable energy developer as the concerns seem to be extremely overplayed. Sunedison Inc (NYSE:SUNE)'s stock recently gained back some ground when the company sold $209 million worth of assets to Terra Nova. In addition the management has reduced workforce, cut off some projects and renegotiated the deal to acquire Vivint Solar (NYSE:VSLR). Hedge funds collectively held about 47% of Sunedison's outstanding stock at the end of September. During the third quarter the total number of hedge funds having investments in the company shrank by 20 and the corresponding value of these aggregate holdings fell by a whopping 80%.