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They always PR any awards/contracts they get from it. This is for the industry as a whole, not for FCEL specifically.
Thank you Sam!
Let us know how it goes... I am at work.
Sorry I misunderstood, as I can’t read every post or know every poster...
Too busy with work/life to read every post or know every poster. Sorry I didn’t realize he was being sarcastic.
Sorry... sarcasm didn’t read based on the number of posters on here over the years that are FOS.
My guess is that market manipulators are currently keeping it down so the big hedge funds that were shorting can cover without being squeezed. I predict we’ll be back in the green by early this afternoon. We shall see. Fingers crossed!
I'll be heading to sleep momentarily... sleeping won't be hard... but waking up tomorrow morning will be much easier! :)
Okay, thank you for that info!
You are assuming none of the shares short on 11/30 had been covered before after-hours Friday. I would think a decent amount would have.
I disagree... companies buying out another have shareholders to answer to, and no matter what the product, it is hard to justify paying more than a 100% premium for any company to their shareholders who probably aren't as informed about the company being purchased. So keeping a lower share price DOES benefit big pharma and possibly hold down the price of an offer. That says, if rumors of multiple companies being interested pop up, share price will rise even further with those rumors, thus allowing for a higher offer without the buying company having to do as much explaining to their shareholders. For example, if we want a $75/share offer, it will be MUCH easier at the negotiating table to get it if we are at $40 than $30. Hence, big pharma wants to keep the share price lower to give them a bit of leverage in negotiations. All we need is for JT stay strong with his number and simply say "No" until someone reaches his number. In the end, no matter what the share price is, we are in control.
Anyone know the reason for the big rise on Friday? Merger speculation?
Do you watch any television... seen it several times.
7 out of 10 in my opinion... would have LOVED "as preventive medicine for CVD for patients with triglycerides > 150."
THAT label would have been a grand slam to me! But I also realize that was a pipe dream.
Which makes me VERY nervous unfortunately.
I’m fine with no more trading today... just release us the news!! It would also give BP knowledge of the label so they can spend the weekend deciding how much to bid for us!
I definitely would prefer that to be the case!
I always try to mentally prepare for the worst... makes anything less than the worst more enjoyable.
To prevent any semblance of insider trading... once the company knows, stock needs to be halted until the public knows.
The longer we wait for the news to hit, the more scared I become that the label expansion won’t be as broad as we hope. Something better come out soon, BEFORE the market closes. News after the close on a Friday is NEVER good.
Thank you Sam! I can't wait to see what the numbers will like come mid-January!
I assume that is the reason for all the pre-market action this morning. I couldn’t find anything else that would explain it. Wonder if it was cancelled because the proxies that were already submitted were overwhelmingly against a R/S and increase in authorized share count?
Eagerly awaiting the next run. Hopefully it will come sooner than later!
"Rolling on the floor laughing my @$$ off"... have you seriously never heard that before?
I voted against as well. I have a little cash I can put in, but I am going to wait to see what the results are. If the R/S is approved, I will hold off until it happens. History shows we go down 25-40% the week or 2 after, at which case I will buy more then.
Special shareholders meeting info sent out... I voted against it by proxy.
Gosh I hope you are right... and I hope I am not "long gone" by 2050... Maybe by 2060... almost certainly by 2070. I certainly hope not sooner than 2060.
You NEVER, EVER want news after hours on a Friday. NEVER. Pre-market Monday is good.
Preferred B (FCELB) shareholders got a dividend, not common shareholders.
All I can say, is welcome to all the newbies/daytraders. Us regulars on here know who we are. Some of us are quite busy with work/life and can't spend hours on end each day on a stock message board. But there is a core of us posters that have been posting on this board for 5+ years. We know who we are. Right Hog?
That news is a week and a half old already... it is what started this rally.
Amarin should be allowed to do the same of the panelists!!
You know what would be awesome (and I am curious if our stock price would react if this happens)...
ExxonMobil debuts a brand new carbon capture commercial during the Super Bowl... in the commercial, when they show a fuel cell in the background with our logo, they say “Together with our partner, FuelCell Energy...”
“,30s will show up later today. No brainer.”
Yep, “No-brainer”
LOL!!!!!
Well, my monthly Roth IRA deposit goes in on the 5th... glad that was today, as I added some shares at $0.26 late this morning. That after-hours news was great! Maybe there will be an even better press release in the morning! :)
I'll guess $115.5 million.
Thank you Sam!! GREAT numbers across the board!
The only thing possibly good about 2 top execs leaving at the same time, both to pursue “other opportunities” is that they have been hired by a company that has the intention of buying us out. Any other scenario is negative IMHO, so lets hope that is what it is.
Sam posts every week, good or bad, unless he is out of the office and does not have access to them. I am assuming that is the case today, as it has been every time before.
The old saying could never be more true than in the stock market... “Never put all your eggs in 1 basket.” Keep a good portion in FRLF, but diversify some.