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Elliott Wave Analysis on PLUG: Potential Breakout

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BATS:PLUG   Plug Power, Inc.
Hello, traders and investors. Before I dive into the analysis, please note that I am not a financial advisor, and this is not financial advice.

We're observing the Elliott Wave Theory in action here, where it appears PLUG has completed the Elliott five-wave pattern. The price action suggests we're currently facing resistance at a significant Order Block. Zooming into a smaller time frame, we can see that PLUG's price rallied from $2.26 to $5.14, followed by a retracement to the $3.34 level, which is shaping up to form an ABCD pattern. If this pattern holds, we're looking at a D target in the $8 range.

The broader Elliott wave count suggests a potential B wave pushing towards the $10 zone, a pullback to the C wave at the $7 level, and a D wave potentially reaching around $18( if we are able to break the 12$-13$ level).

Turning our attention to the RSI, we've seen multiple rejections, but the momentum indicates we might break through soon. A weekly close above $5 could open the path to the $7 to $8 levels.

Regarding timing, the cyclical time frame suggests a tentative target date of around May 24th for reaching the $10 level. While cyclical predictions are not always precise, they can aid in forecasting potential time frames for price movements. Additionally, it's noteworthy that the weekly Fear & Greed Index stands at -30%, which historically could signal a period when investors start considering entry points for buying.

Remember to do your own research and consider all market risks before trading. Happy trading!
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Bears are attempting to lower the price, but they seem unlikely to succeed and may soon face liquidation
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