FCEL = 20 years later ... it happened cyclically that in 1999 May 03 there was a very important return ... let's say that if we consider the cyclicality I believe that investing in FCEL with 10,000 pieces at the price of 0.24 may be a bet that I believe is worth more than we can imagine .... Let's see if this vision of mine ends up with a gain very close to 90% of my choices. Good trading at a
@mauretto432 Buddy cool strategy. I think everything will work out. I will follow you, interesting how it will end
PatternTrader0807
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I know this is a couple of months old but I noticed the saucer pattern recently. Seems to be holding up but still really early. I do think it is a full reversal but the top is debatable. Maybe 200$ - 220$ .
DaSmooth
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Hi, thx for your analysis. It keeps on dumping... Big growth projection still valid or is their something really wrong? Yeah, did my DYOR and looked into some analysis but they are not very clear. Tonz of figures and tables but nothing about what they are about to do/become. So to keep a long story short, what do you think? Thx again!
mauretto432
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@DaSmooth,
Hi, I wanted to pay attention to FCEL to make you understand that after the 1:12 reversal split, I expect how cyclically it already did a maximum after reversal split 24 times the pre-split value of 0.24 or 5 $ at the time. .
The concept is that in my opinion it will now return to $ 1 or even 0.80 from there, to keep the dollar of listing and probably next to historical news after 20 years it will shoot up to $ 4/5. Remember that my they are ideas even for the medium to long term not just swing.
DaSmooth
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@mauretto432, thx, for both answers. Without fuel cells, I don't believe in a future for electric cars. Just can't. So betting some money that I can lose on this one for sure.
Grant555
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I'm stunned, way to go!
bonnyfone
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@mauretto432 any opinion about what's coming after the current spike? (~8$ as I'm writing)
qsidewater
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reverse split coming 1 to 12.. still ok?
mauretto432
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@qsidewater, yes after RS ve can se more of this 1.12 x 2 = 24