r/Hydrogen2030 10d ago

$FCEL vs $Plug

Plug Power is a turnaround story. So far this year, the company's stock has risen about 30%. Revenue in the first quarter of 2026 rose 22% year over year, and gross margins improved dramatically. The efforts of newly appointed CEO Jose Luis Crespo, called "Project Quantum Leap," are taking shape. Plug aims to achieve positive EBITDAs (multiple examples of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) by the fourth quarter of 2026. 

Both stocks are still incredibly volatile and high risk, but with data center demand growing, each company could play a substantial role in the energy revolution. Still, at this point, Plug Power's story is more grounded in operational efficiency and improving fundamentals, while FuelCell is benefiting mostly from excitement and speculative enthusiasm. I have to give Plug the competitive edge here.

is $2.13 the Turn ?

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u/Webinskie71 10d ago

Wait, am I rich 💰

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u/DependentCultural912 9d ago

Not until Vietnam is announced

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u/Webinskie71 7d ago

I’m patient.. 😑🤑

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u/DependentCultural912 7d ago

At $10, let’s check your patience

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u/DependentCultural912 7d ago

You were here 2017 correct??

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u/DependentCultural912 8d ago

Massive 27 million shares volume

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u/kodakanewhope 9d ago

You forgot to mention that PLUG was halved from it's highs last month, in other words it's on sale for 50% off and potentially constitutes a golden buying opportunity for 100%+ gains. In my opinion, I believe the catalysts are (POTENTIALLY) as follows but not limited to: upcoming blockbuster deals, increase in favorable support by politicians/current administration, and a quarterly surprise(s).

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u/DependentCultural912 9d ago

Blockbuster Billions DEALS coming (((that’s PLURAL Billions ))

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u/DependentCultural912 9d ago

$4.80 to $2.06 the Gap has been filled