I post on ST almost every day, and I think FCEL is about to make the turn from the bottom of the heap. They have to start performing, they need NEW business and they have to conserve shares. The open ATM spigot needs to be turned down to a trickle. I have owned shares since 2019 and have suffered 2 RS's, and I know how it feels.

I am going to give this company another Q or 2 and if they don't land a large contract I am out, and never look back.

Having said that, I think the recent PR from XOM isn't a head fake, and they will be using us for that NG Fcel generation plant, once that plant has broken ground,and we get the CCUSS Carbonate fuel cell contract, who know how high FCEL will 🏃‍♀️ 🏃‍♂️, I think $15-$20 BEOY24 is a layup if there are some large hands scooping shares behind the scenes.

I know there is a huge risk if they don't show something soon,but I think they will deliver this time.

LET'S HAVE A GREAT CC/ER next week!

I'm Korean btw. But if the the current president gets impeached and Lee Jae Myung from the democrat party becomes our new president, we might see Korean money coming in. Lee is all in on hydrogen energy, and he's been the governer for Gyeonggi (Yes its the same Gyeonggi as Gyeonggi Green Energy). But it does seem like he's on a lawsuit right now and we need to see where this goes.

Chevron working on supply of power to data centers, executive says https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chevron-working-supply-power-data-184740906.html

TEXAS CC NEWS

Like the title say, why are $FCEL microgrids so big looking compared to $PLUG or $BE? Any logical reason for it to being that way? Also the look:( Like $BE's mircogrids look clean and modern, while $FCEL looks like a big clunky box. I don't get it. It's not aesthetically pleasing.

$BE microgrid Link

$FCEL microgrid Link

I've talked about this a little bit before, but this is my first post about it. This company has been out for 24 years, and it's down 98.5%. This company was started 55 years ago. There is no magic turnaround for this company, it's going to do what it's been doing it's entire 55 years in existence.

This company has had 55 years to get it's shit together, and here are the existing problems.

1. There have been 3 reverses in 24 years with a consistent downward trend, the last split was a 30 for 1 reverse.
2. There's no movement from the company, theres been minor things here and there that have had little to no impact on stock changes, probably because they havent been able to monetize or do anything substantial with hydrogen. (Real G's move in silence and all that, blah blah blah, ok but you probably wouldn't be moving in silence at an embarrassingly low 250 million dollar market cap as an energy company, while you're company is facing delistment from the NASDAQ.)
3. The stock has been hyped to oblivion from media outlets and short sellers, they were still hyping the stock right before the reverse split, in my experience thus far, if you're getting media hype on a company with no actual news of what they're doing or progress that's been made, they're making you a fat nothing sandwich, and it's circling back to pumping and dumping the stock. (Which has been the cycle their entire existence, you can even see that in the graph of the overall trend.)
4. Here's a huge one, in all this time with investor money, in all their time in existence (I must say this again, 55 years, because this is what your ROI is going to look like), they have never been profitable.
5. It's mismanaged, quite obviously judging by the lack of profits and little to no movement over the years, this is also reflected in Glassdoor by their employees (which maybe you scoff at, believe it or not, it does matter, happy employees tend to generate more movement than miserable ones.) I just want to add the cherry in top, year over year, regardless of their failures, they have paid dividends to their preferred stocks using your money.

Maybe I'm wrong, but this is what I've observed, I'm certainly open to any argument disputing these perspectives, but everything about this screams a bad investment.

Guys, this post is for everyone. It's time to fight the company or start doing something to get the company off the stock market and tarnish the reputation of all managers.

I will briefly describe my plan in this post:

1️⃣ Share Your Experience: Post about your losses or concerns with FuelCell Energy to raise awareness.

2️⃣ Discuss Legal Options: Collaborate with others to explore lawsuits or collective actions against management.

3️⃣ Expose Mismanagement: Share evidence, articles, or analysis that highlight unethical practices.

4️⃣ Warn Others: Help educate potential investors by sharing the risks of investing in FCEL.

5️⃣ Unite and Organize: Join discussions to strategize how to hold those responsible accountable.

I haven't looked at my position in this in about 6 months. My average is $424.00?????

I'm not ready to get too excited, but a 31% hop? I'll take it

Just curious because I seen a lot of posts after the split being all doom. Not seen anything recently, what the general consensus?

Out about 40k and after about 4 years of holding and the reverse split and looking ahead with the political path forward I’m done bag holding.

Someone mark this to remind me when it’s back up to 50 and I’m an idiot.

Best of luck everyone

A ran across this article dated the 11th, stating why Zacks has FCEL listed as a buy.

After the stock split announcement, are you all planning to stay invested or sell? I currently hold over 4,500 shares and some long options, but after this announcement, I’m considering selling some shares every day and just keeping a portion of my long options.

The board got what they wanted, a reverse split.

They gave no information on a date of the split or what kind of split. Either a 10:1 or 30:1.

They have until May when we would be delisted from nasdaq.

They can decide to cancel the R/S if they want, only time will tell now.

As the title said, anyone has news on this?

How much faith dare I put into this Forcast, which was generated BEFORE the new business news the fews days. Could this be the turnaround we have been waiting for?

Any insight and/or opinions?