Thank you for that analysis. From a fundamental perspective you can say there is no new information coming out from the company, hence no real price movements. Personally I dont mind lack of newsflow as far as they stick to their growth plan and winning supply arrangements.
However, low liquidity has been an ongoing concern for SES. I wonder what can they do to increase liquidity? Get some brokers to cover the stock? Issue more E and expand the plant again?
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