Replies to post #55721 on FuelCell Energy Inc (FCEL)

[stocks2012]

Im right there with you

[Hoghead7]

I'm sure there are plenty of people in the same boat including myself partly. My big mistake was buying shares on the decline once it got below $20 and continuing such all the way down below $5 or I would have been just fine because I was cashing small amounts of shares in increments all the way up to 28. However this manipulation has very very little to do with the company. The company is in far greater shape right now than they were when they went to $29 and there are hundreds of billions of dollars of incentives being poured in towards their specific technology. If you don't believe this is going back to $29 I would advise cashing after the eminent share price spike over the next 3 months. The only reason the stock is anywhere near where it is right now is because of the macroeconomics and rate hikes, and the fact that they are not profitable. Every unprofitable publicly traded company has taken a massive hit over the past 18 months with rate hikes. They have likely 15 different things that we are aware of that can happen any moment that will positively impact the share price, several of them in a very significant way. Then of course there's always those things they're working on We have no idea about just like their new relationship with Nuscale. I'd say that came out of nowhere but it really didn't because of their work with the Department of Energy and national renewable energy laboratories. I expect an average of at least one significant company update per month for the rest of the year

[hopester]

What now ? When I said $2.00 was not IF; but WHEN
Now it tests some support at $2.00. If it holds they'll be a small bounce ; nothing more.
If it doesn't. $1.75 will be where its going.... could be lower.
Should that occur, talk of a king size Reverse Split will come.
The trend is down and until it changes it must be respected. Its been down from the time it broke down from $28 2 yrs ago when I called it. From that point the fundamentals supported lower prices. They still do
Despite all the sweet sounding advise, assumptions assertions and claims from the Bull Source, the research has proven flawed, biased and incomplete.
To be so wrong for so long, puts credibility right in the forefront.
Those that followed that research have lost a big chance to book profits. Those that held gave then all up. Those that bought trying to predict a bottom, have been sorry they did.

No matter what kind of Outside advise thats given, don't be influenced by it. Pay close attention to fundamentals, technicals and professional research.
No one would have gone wrong if they had. Get off the hopium and on the reality train.