Plug Power: Make Or Break Moment Fast Approaching

Summary:

• Plug Power investors are a resilient group. Those who bought at the 2021 highs and still staying around must know something that I don’t.
• The green hydrogen industry is a long-term game. But there’s no telling yet on whether Plug Power has the business model to last until then.
• Plug Power’s consistent unprofitability and potential for significant equity dilution raise concerns.
• Time is also running out on securing the $1.7 billion loan from the DoE as Donald Trump’s second term approaches next month.
• I argue why investors should think thrice when considering whether to invest in PLUG. Weigh your risk/reward with extreme caution.

Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) investors who have not given up hope on the underperforming stock are arguably a highly resilient group of diamond hands. These core group of investors might feel there’s a pressing need to support a company that deals

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