PLUG: Look for 35% upside this morning to go between $8

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Jack30 Jack30 #22481
PLUG: Look for 35% upside this morning to go between $8 & $9. It is already up from $5.70 .
Also see the following earning forecast from www .earningforecast.com for long term hold. Just in case you are holding some:

Consensus Earnings Forecast for Plug Power, XXXX.
9:00 AM ET 3/12/14 | PR Newswire

EarningForecast.com has issued earnings forecast research with special focus on financial performance of the following stocks: Plug Power (NASDAQ LUG), XXXX.

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(Read full report by clicking the link below, you may need to copy and paste the full link to your browser.)

Report Highlights:

Plug Power Inc (NASDAQ LUG): By the end of trading session, Plug Power (NASDAQ LUG) shares plunged 41.51% to US$6.03 with more than 243.07 million shares traded, compared to its average volume of 37.51 million shares. Its rival Ballard Power Systems Inc. (BLDP) dropped about 25.87% to the price of US$5.10. For the current quarter, Plug Power's average estimated revenue is about US$7.45 million, compared to next quarter's US$7.85 million. Within the last trading session, Plug Power stock reached its 52-week high of US$11.72. Observing comprehensive analysis of Plug Power could help investors have huge gains in investment. Check PLUG earnings forecast report below.

Read Full Report: http://www.earningforecast.com/PR/031214A/PLUG/PlugPower.pdf

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