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Yep... I saw that. I wonder if there was some sort of underhanded actions/bribery that led to the decision.
While its great to seek having this decision reversed, this wasn’t exactly the press release any of us were hoping to see this morning.
Thank you! Guess Hikma refilled their supply
Well, looks like there is some profit-taking and a needed sell-off in the industry this morning... unless there is news I am not aware of. But healthy, steady upward trends always have some negative days as part of them.
Carlos really needs to issue SOME sort of press release! Even if it is just a general statement that says we are working on getting the finances in order, developing a new product, increasing production, etc... SOMETHING!!!! You can run a public company and not have a press release for over 6 months!!!
Okay... I see Hoghead’s post now and am about to look at the article.
Heat regarding what? Climate-change issues and they need to speed up the carbon-capture prospects?
Glad that has worked for you! I hate when market manipulators try to trigger stop-losses to steal people’s shares.
NEVER, EVER use a stop-loss, unless it is a trailing stop... that is at least acceptable. Not even sure if that is done anymore... something my dad used to twll me about, but I never used one.
Okay, cool. Yes that is the info I am looking for... can’t do too much research when at work, LOL.
Ahhh, thank you! That would explain it.
I see that... curious as to what caused that sudden jump though.
I am more than aware of that... I was messaging people Saturday afternoon while at the FSU/Duke football game trying to find out what the results showed. I was referring to the sudden jump from about $4.99 to around $5.50 in a matter of a couple minutes earlier, before it pulled back down to where it is now.
Anybody have any idea what cause the sudden spike, though it has now pulled back about 25 cents from it?
Thank you! Looking good right now!
I believe you are correct... but one slight change that I would make is that the savings may actually be throughout the life of the stack due to maybe the same amount of routine maintenance that is done is now done over 7 years rather than 5 years... so maybe there is a longer period of time before routine maintenance is done, this saving money through the duration of the life of the stack... just a thought/possibility. Not claiming to know for sure at all.
Sorry, I don’t have a Kit-Kat bar in front of me today and if I did and broke off a piece of it for you, how would I get it to you?
I personally think shorts and market manipulators are trying to scare out weak hands right now so they can cover their shorts or scoop up cheap shares in preparation for Monday’s action following the release of the first Covid-19 study results on Saturday... they are really worried about them being very positive and a great market reaction to it on Monday. Trying to trigger stop-losses of the weak and uninformed casual investor.
Okay, thank you for that info.
It depends on the brokerage you use. In most brokerages, if you have a sell order in, they will not let shorts borrow your shares to cover. However, some allow it if your sell order is extremely high compared to the current share price and there is no way it would hit anytime soon. It also depends on the type account you have. While I am not 100% sure, and someone more educated than me might be able to confirm or correct this, I do not think any of my shares can be borrowed because they are in my Roth IRA, not a regular trading account.
Plowing forward, or as many of us will refer to them... super-spreaders.
Great find! Since we already have an established relationship with Toyota, I wonder if we will be chosen to supply the fuel cells to power the city??? That would be awesome!
And with the amount of revenue we currently bring in, eliminating the debt with Orion will save about $10 million in interest annually... that is huge for our overall balance sheet!
I know... but that is completely irrelevant to the post I making in reply to a different post. Was just trying to tell the other person to not react to just headlines and to dive in and fully understand the company and industry he is investing in... had he done that, he wouldn’t have been nearly as surprised or upset by the share offering or how it was done/announced as he seemed to be.
Thank you. That is basically the info I had found. Just wondering if a potential dividend payment to is shareholders is imminent or if we will still be waiting another year or so for one.
Releasing something like that after the close on a Friday is always viewed as VERY shady and is bad public relations. They clearly explained the reason for doing it in the information they sent out. Also, the creditor they owed the debt exercised the options on the shares they were granted as part of that debt. You need to read beyond the headlines and truly understand the company you are investing in. I have been in FCEL since 2001. Look at what EARS did the same day as FCEL, in the same way. Look at how PLUG and BLDP did their recent dilution. It is how public companies do this.
How did you not like the way they did it? Pretty standard. PLUG and BLDP did the exact same thing with their run-ups. Small pharmaceutical compatdo it all the time following a run-up after a positive trial lr FDA approval.
Unless I found the wrong one, all I gathered was that someone bought a lot of shares???
Cool, thank you for the info! Will have to check it out. Filed by Merrimack or Ipsen?
Anybody have an idea regarding the price movement today? I glanced at the Ipsen press release, but didn’t see anything that indicated a payment to Merrimack would be imminent. I definitely could have missed something in there though.
You are not alone!
Well, I have been in this stock since 2001 when I first started investing after graduate school... I have been through a few ups and countless downs with it... but when you talk about us getting in at a “low price”... I bought what is about 1/5 of my holdings in it at the moment on 11/5/2019 for $0.26/share.
I actually think we will close near the high of the day and see a bit of a run-up to the close... but then again, when the news broke last night, I was thinking we would spend 3/4 of the day in the $6.75-$7.00 range and close between $7.10-$7.20. Now I think we may close around $7.75+/-.
Those “question marks” in my own message I am replying to was actually a smiley face... always forget this site doesn’t support emojis.
Exactly. Same here. ??
I will NEVER have to worry about paying capital gains taxes on any of my shares of FCEL. ??
Clearing all debt removes the ball dragging behind the potential growth of FCEL... share price will recover probably by the end of the first quarter, if not sooner. So yes, THANK YOU FCEL!! This time, this is a public offering that is NOT a kick in the balls to us long-term shareholders who actually care about the success of the company.
The shares have been prices ay $6.50 I see. I was hoping for $7 or higher.
See my post right before yours to see why for the selloff. This is a GOOD reason though.... takes care of a lot of debt, thus strengthening the finances of the company overall.
Dilution... not all that surprised. Take advantage of the high stock price to raise funds while issuing a fewer amount of shares. PLUG and BLDP did the same recently.
https://investor.fce.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2020/FuelCell-Energy-Announces-Launch-of-Offering-of-Common-Stock-29b791abd/default.aspx