The trades were short term shares dumped into the system and traded back and forth in order to manipulate the price of FCEL..
The fundamentals continue to improve and those in the know are buying:
It’s Elemental: Hydrogen Tax Incentives to Fuel the Energy Transition- Part II By Barbara de Marigny, Jared Meier, Ali Foyt and Griffin Peeples* Baker Botts LLP Houston, TX
This is Part II of a two-part article discussing tax incentives relevant to a hydrogen energy transition. Part I provided background information regarding hydrogen production and projects and also described existing federal tax incentives supporting hydrogen development in the United States. This Part II will provide a description of certain proposed federal tax legislation that would impact hydrogen investment and will also describe certain state-level incentives. Finally, this article will conclude with some comments on the role of tax incentives in transitioning to the hydrogen economy, including a comparison to the role such incentives have played in stimulating investment in renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.