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To: JLS who wrote (25386)5/5/2000 12:57:00 PM
From: Rande Is  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 57584
 
Julie, MMPT was pumped by analyst on CNBC a while ago.
Meanwhile, PLUG looks done here on the selloff. . . averaged down. . .on what I believe is an overreaction. . [technically, we originally bought at $16. . .so averaging down on recent buying activity]

I mean think about it. . . there really is no competition out there. . . so if GE wants to sell those fuel cells to the electric utilities, which are pounding on their door. . .they either buy from PLUG, where they have invested. . . & with their huge new factory in upstate New York. . .or they find another start-up company and start over from scratch. Ballard only does car fuel cells. . .and any other company is so much smaller that GE would never deal with them. Those 450 units only represent about $5 million in revs anyway. . . and PLUG hardly built that big factory just to make 450 products.

Sounds to me like PLUG short-sellers persueded some journalist to hype up a non-news event to further their position. Hello?! SEC? You listening?

Staying with my original outlook from back before the PLUG IPO. . . this will one day be a major player.

Rande Is