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Sorry you gave up on FCEL... I have been in AMRN for about a decade now.... jist like with FCEL, when it was at its bottom, I was adding to my shares! I plan to stick this one out too... whether until we are bought out or just start collecting dividends. It is my 2nd largest holding behind FCEL (I have sold a out 35% of my shares of FCEL on its HUGE run to lock in profits over the last few months, but maintain a core position)... am doing the same with AMRN... sold 1/3 of my shares upon the Reduce-It results, but now have bought all I sold and a little more back after the Du fiasco. Will maintain a core position, which is currently about 75% of my shares. That leaves mr about 25% to play with on sudden rises and buy back on any dips.
I have been here longer than that... and in FCEL for a decade longer than I have been in AMRN... suffered through a ton with FCEL (much worse than anyone suffered here... was down as much as 97% on paper at one point)... but kept cost averaging and am now reapong the rewards. Hope the same holds true with AMRN!!
Then it is an interesting concept and a way to manipulate the books. Just doesn’t pass the “common sense” smell test to me, so thank you for educating me on this type of “cookin’ the books”.
Negative earnings yes, but not negative revenues... I don’t see how any company has negative revenues. Yes, it is possible to have zero revenues if you don’t bring in one dollar, but any dollar you spend goes under expenses, not revenues. Therefore it is impossible for anyone to have “negative revenues”.
Like it has been since we were at $3.50 and your “chart” was telling you (and you were telling all of us) that we were going to $2??? Can you send me some paper copies of your charts? Make sure they are soft, as I will look at them going to the bathroom and then use them to save money on TP.
WOW!!!! Do you think we will hit your price target of $2??? Or $7??? Or $9???? Should we all sell??? Please advise us oh Nostradamus of FCEL!!!
What do you mean “assume”??? This is one of the 3 LIPA contracts we were awarded a few years ago... though the other two are up in the air right now.
Indeed... I once had a buy on a stock at $2.48... started to go up at the open, so I upped my buy and got it at $2.54... it closed that day at $1.98.
Always nice to make someone smile even when they are beating their own head on the countertop.
In the words of Homer Simpson.... DOH!!!!
It is coming to life today!!!
For every seller there has to be a buyer.
Just follow on Yahoo Finance, as it is almost real-time. Trails my Schwab account by 3-5 seconds usually.
Sweet!!! I can’t wait to read the transcript once it is released and after I am home from work! Of course, I am hoping to get a brief summary from Hoghead via FB Messenger.
Lets hope is pays off in the long run!!!
I did that yesterday before asking the question I did... made a lot of money on FRLF back before the merger... but am down a lot from when I bought back in on its way down. But added about 70% to my holdings yesterday and have an even 100,000 shares now... sadly after yesterday’s purchase, my cost average is only down to 7 cents/share.
Okay. Thank you for the info!!
Has anybody been in contact with Carlos? Any idea what is taking so long for financial updates other than he was in over his head in regards to running a public company?
When we were at 3.50, your “charts” were telling you we were headed to $2.00. To me, they are worth about as much as used toilet paper.
If Amarin issues a press release about it, then it will have much more of an impact. Only those truly following it closely will hear about it otherwise.
Well, I don’t want to have “all my eggs in one basket” and with the current run-up, even after selling the shares I have sold, my holdings in FCEL are close to 70% of the entire value of my Roth IRA.
Cool... I divested some of what I sold also into cannabis, as well as into a couple stable dividend paying stocks.
Awesome!!! Congrats! May I suggest selling the amount of shares that would get you your initial investment back? The rest would then just be profit and as my dad would always say “now your are just playing with the house’s money”. At a 1000% gain, you would only sell 1/10th of your shares to get your entire investment back, and thus it would be like having gotten all your remaining shares for free. Just a friendly suggestion... but do as you wish.
You must be younger than me... FCEL was the 2nd stock I ever bought (Ford was the 1st).... I bought my first shares in 2001... was accumulating in bits all along... survived the 2 reverse splits... at one time was down 97% on paper on what by then was a $20,000 investment over ore than a decade and a half. Perseverance has been rewarded, and I have slowly sold some shares on this big run-up. Still have about 75% of the number of shares I had 5 months ago. That said, with hindsight being 20/20, had I just put all the money in cash that I had invested over the entire time and then put it ALL into FCEL in November of 2019, I probably would have a couple million dollars now.
I believe the 21st, but have not heard officially yet. Depends on the site you are looking at. I will keep my core holdings, but may take profits in about 10-20% of my current holdings prior to earnings and possibly buyback in if there is a big dip post earnings.
I dabbled in PLUG back in the day, too, but felt FCEL had the better future. And after what PLUG has done of late, I’m still hoping I am right! Cause if I am, maybe I can retire at 62 instead of 72 (I am 46 right now).
I used to to bust on Hoghead for posting old articles to the point where he started telling people it was old, but good to read again for whatever reason (update, new update, new DOE award related to it, etc...). While you are saying you are not late to the party, I joined the party about 17 years too soon. LOL... one of the first to arrive, and while the party sucked FOR A LONG TIME, I stayed around and am now having time of my life! Someone needs to usher me to the keg so I can refill my beer despite being barely able to stand at this point! LOL
Welcome to the party... that is over 2 years old.
Yes, but ONLY by Exxon, not anyone else.
No, assigning the same amount of shares to each is very misleading when you compare the overall gain, which is what you did. The percentage change is the same, so if you invested $1000 in each, your gain would be $1000 in each.
Wrong. The $60 million investment was much more recent... it may have saved us from bankruptcy, but it was to make our partnership exclusive for the purpose of carbon capture. The previous partnership was non-exclusive which would have allowed FCEL to partner with other companies on carbon capture.
There is a flaw in your analysis... you fail to mention that if you buy $100 of stock 1 you only invest $100 and if you buy 100 shares of stock 2, you invest $1000. So the investment in stock 2 is 10X the investment in stock one, and therefore the profits will too. Compare an equal dollar investment, not equal number of shares.
Looking good this morning... my top 2 holdings... AMRN is #2... FCEL is #1. What a recent run for me!!! And to think, like I was buying AMRN below $1.50 pre-Reduce-It... I bought FCEL as low as $0.26/share on 11/5/2019. Granted... if I only had PLUG (made some money on it probably 6-7 years ago).
Cool... thank you! I like the drops for Hikma!
Thank you!! It was definitely a personal milestone... with a lot of hard lessons learned along the way! Tell him no matter how hard it might get at times when everything is down, don’t get discouraged and keep at it. Perseverance will win in the end.
I haven't been that lucky, and have invested everything I can... but that started at $100/month... then $200/month and currently $250/month... the value of my Roth actually reached $100,000 today for the first time ever for about an hour... It was around $98,500 or so at the close.
You obviously didn't start investing in it in 2001 like I did... I stuck with it and kept averaging down with the little I could here and there... at one point I was down 97% on paper after the 2 reverse splits... but I bought 950 shares @ $0.26/share on 11/5/2019... those shares alone went up $2555 today. FCEL is about 65% of the value of my Roth IRA right now, and I am well into the profit range overall, even after selling some on 4 different occasions on this most wonderful ride up! (Have bought some share back twice on dips).
I will predict $17.92
You are welcome, and that was just my humble opinion/educated guess.
I think it is more related to the press release this morning pre-announcing the 2020 revenue around $610 and updating the timeline for EEU approval.