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From the article below, it looks like it will be natural gas.
https://www.hartfordbusiness.com/article/fuelcell-energy-opens-14-mw-fuel-cell-park-in-derby-2nd-largest-in-north-america
"Well I didn't have the losses you do." That is the second time you stated I have losses. Show me the losses or admit you have no credibility.
LOL! One buy order I put in yesterday filled at $1.00 and I got out today @ $1.19. How did you do?
LMAO! The more you post the more you show how little you know. Such a sad waste of time.
Your assumption that I bought and held through the top is is dumb at best. I flipped the stock twice for very nice gains at the end of 2019 and rode it from an average of ~$1.02 to well over $5.00 during the run up in 2020. I also traded a couple of the bounces during the pullback from the top of the run up with only 1 small loss several months ago. Given it appears the wedge may be complete, if the price holds above the past resistance/support at ~$1.00 I may trade this again.
If you go back in history and read samples of the posts made under the "Poopster" account you will notice, over time, stark changes in both the command of the english language and also an apparent lack of knowledge of technicals. Initially, there was just a lot of bashing written by someone with limited language skills. I suspect that account is operated for the sole purpose of short bashing.
Sadot will ring the opening NASDAQ bell tomorrow.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sadot-group-inc-ring-nasdaq-133000352.html?.tsrc=fin-srch
Looks like delisting is now unavoidable.
Four years ago today, FCEL hit a bottom at $0.134, a high of $.21 and closed at $0.1763.
Plug is alleging the cause was a defective cylinder tank and has filed suit against the maker.
https://www.timesunion.com/business/article/Plug-Power-sues-over-defective-parts-that-16917377.php
Google this:
Plug Power sued after Procter & Gamble worker in Louisiana dies on fuel cell-powered forklift
Now that was a dumb response. The FOMC's plan is to reduce inflation. It is the markets that show they are expecting a .25 point increase this time opposed to .5 last time.
Don't forget the FOMC meeting begins today. We should know their decision tomorrow. If they stick with the plan Powell has outlined, we could see markets fall back to the previous lows.
Came right down to $3.40 by 11:34 and didn't trade any lower for the rest of the day. 1,089,940 shares were traded in the last 5 minutes of trading today including a trade for 597,900 shares at 4:00. Tomorrow should be interesting...
Here is a tabular history of Blackrock's ownership in FuelCell up to the filing on 2022-05-09.
https://fintel.io/so/us/fcel/blackrock
I had just read this filing. This is as of December 31st.
Number of shares beneficially owned by each reporting person with:
(5) Sole voting power
37761855
(6) Shared voting power
0
(7) Sole dispositive power
38346213
(7) Sole dispositive power
38346213
(8) Shared dispositive power
0
(9) Aggregate amount beneficially owned by each reporting person
38346213
(10) Check if the aggregate amount in Row (9) excludes certain shares
(11) Percent of class represented by amount in Row 9
9.5%
This morning, 212,994 shares were traded in the first minute then 108,607 shares traded in the second minute bringing the price down to as low as $3.52. Then buying started in the third minute with 119,301 shares traded.. The price is currently finding resistance in the area around where it was at closing yesterday. Interesting day so far.
Huh?? What does this mean?
Hmmm. Today's low was at #3.36 which was right on the 100 day SMA and the high at $3.72 which was right on the 200 day SMA then it closed at $3.70.
Also, again today, there was a large trade of over 200K shares at the close. Today was 216,579 shares. This seems to be a daily thing lately.
Yes, the drop in the 10 year treasury note again yesterday is attributed to the perception that there would be no solution for the debt ceiling issue today potentially making U.S. debt risky. If they force a default, new bonds will have to pay out a much higher rate making the current notes unattractive. This, of course, will result in higher debt.
They were interviewing someone on CNBC about a half hour ago (I was busy buying some oil stocks so I don't know who. re: china opening). This guy said if the House fails to act today, he expects the market to tank for a week and a half at least.
Jamie Dimon was a guest on CNBC this morning. Among other things, he talked about the potential disaster to world economies if the US defaulted on the debt and also the importance of supporting the war in Ukraine to world economies. Don't forget that Ukraine is/was a major supplier of food, oil and precious metals. This is why Putin is willing to flatten the cities and kill off the population. He only wants the land for the resources.
I've heard that expression used for this. I'm not sure this fully applies in this instance.
There appears to be a disconnect between perception and reality among some of the members of the House that are opposing the increase to the debt ceiling. It seems they believe they can get an immediate reduction in government spending on some items like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, etc by blocking the increase to the debt ceiling. In reality, only the payments to the non-essential items will be halted between tomorrow and some time in June. Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid are mandatory so payments for those programs will continue.
Despite all the concern about Republicans blocking the increase, I believe there will be enough sensible Republicans to get this done tomorrow.
This morning, even the local TV news stations here were talking about the connection between the markets pulling back today and the reluctance of some in the House to increasing the debt ceiling.
CNBC also spent a lot of time on this and also went into what will happen between tomorrow and June should the ceiling not be raised tomorrow.
Close. Low of $3.345 and close at $3.35. I heard on CNBC that there are a few Republicans "on board" with raising the debt ceiling tomorrow. Tomorrow should be interesting.
Yes, the house has to address this tomorrow. This, the current indicators pointing to a pending recession (no data specifics given) and the fed expected to raise interest rates next month are the talk of the day on CNBC today. Then there is the talk about Japan not doing anything to try to bring the inflation down there.
It's beginning to look like the price could be up to the 200 day SMA today or tomorrow. I'm showing the 200 day SMA at $3.7658 today and the high so far today is $3.6896.
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Pushed above the ascending support line, then pushed above the 100 day SMA before closing at $3.49. Very nice day.
Just like Friday, there was between 180,000 and 190,000 shares traded at the bid in the first two minutes after close.
Yes. I'm afraid the failure to raise the debt ceiling followed by the fed raising interest rates too aggressively in February may be a 1-2 punch that hurts for some time.
FCEL price has pushed past the ascending support line that began on 10/13/22 and continued until the price gapped down on 12/20/22. The price did pull back below $3.36 for a short time today but has returned to above the line. If the close is above $3.36 today, I will expect $3.49 will be the next resistance.
I am currently concerned, now, that the House may not raise the debt ceiling and suspect that same concern may be pulling the markets down today.
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Filled the gap, closed above both the the 50 day SMA and the close on 12/19/22. I think this is encouraging but I still suspect the FED might take everything down again the beginning of February.
The gap is filled and the price is currently above the 50 day SMA but is struggling mostly sideways here.
LOL! Back in the late 80s, when all retail trading was done over the phone with a broker, I called my broker and discussed buying 10 shares of Berkshire Hathaway. At that time I believe it was trading just over $3,000. He told me that their analysts' opinion was that BRK was primarily held by institutions and was too risky for small investors given the large swings with such an expensive stock. Opportunity lost..
I don't expect that will happen today, Traders have been fairly consistently selling on Fridays for a good deal of the last two years or so. Given I see resistance for FCEL here and most of the other fuel cell stocks appear to currently be at or approaching areas of resistance, I expect to see a pullback today. The exception to this may be PLUG. We'll see soon enough.
Given the FCEL chart is showing a line of increasing support beginning 10/13/2022, this suggests to me that there will be resistance at that line should the price close and stay above $3.21. So, should that happen today, then I would expect the next resistance at ~$3.34.
Hmm. The high was 1 cent short of closing the gap between 12/19/22 and 12/20/22 yesterday and 2 cents below it today. The high was also barely above the 50 day SMA yesterday and hit it today but only closed 2 cents below the 50 day SMA today.
For me, the way markets follow and react to stock analysts is laughable if not absurd given the spread that commonly appears between the lowest and highest estimates from analysts.
From the "KEY TAKEAWAYS" section of the Investopedia page referenced in the link at the bottom:
- Consensus estimates are an average of forecasts for company revenues and earnings by analysts covering a stock.
- These estimates are not an exact science and depend on a variety of factors, from access to company records to previous financial statements and estimates of the market for the company's products.
- If a company misses or exceeds consensus estimates, it may send the price of a stock tumbling or soaring, respectively.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/consensusestimate.asp#:~:text=What%20Is%20a%20Consensus%20Estimate,FY)%2C%20and%20future%20FYs.
Thanks. This is the same information I get when I left click on a candlestick on the chart in Schwab's Street Smart Edge which is where I go when I need a quick look. I like the tabular formate of this source, it's similar to the data available under the Historical tab on IHub but without the daily deltas. Where is this sourced from?
This should say: I believe you are referring the temporary drop to $1.58 on 10/05/2020.