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Verified InvestingPublished 2026-09-24
“Strait of Hormuz News Triggers Intra Day Market Reversal”
$FSLRNo side taken
FSLR is in a bearish flag pattern; a rebound is expected at $160.30.

As for FSLR stock, it was negatively affected by today's interest rate hike. As you can see, a bearish flag pattern has formed on FSLR stock over the past six days , but more importantly , what are we seeing in this pattern?

We are witnessing many breakouts and rebounds. The same applies when it decreases. We are seeing dips and rebounds, then a gradual decline on the chart. And that's exactly what happened with FSLR stock.

As you can see, initially the price fell from this parallel upward line that had remained stable since its lows in April 2025, then fell again, and we have now noticed this decline, forming a descending flag pattern that is falling further.

As you can see, I have summaries on the screen showing my expectations for the next bounce. We will use Fibonacci retracement tools , moving the price to the lowest level in the parallel channel range , and then raising it to the highest level.

As you can see, the Fibonacci retracement level is at $160.30. And directly above it is the price gap closing level. If the decline continues tomorrow, I expect a rebound soon at this level.

The Motley FoolPublished 2026-09-10
“4 Energy Stocks NVIDIA Can't Survive Without”
$FSLRBullish
FSLR's domestic manufacturing and tariff avoidance, combined with subsidies and a low valuation (forward P/E < 10), position it as a long-term beneficiary of the data center energy demand.

The third company that I wanted to bring to the table is First Solar. And First Solar is again one of these companies that if you're going to stand up a power plant in relatively short order, this is one of your options and and one of the relatively few options.

One of the only solar companies that has most of their manufacturing uh done in the US. They're vertically integrated. So they're not even some some solar modules are assembled in the US.

So the the module stuff is actually put together, but the wafers and things like that are coming from China or Southeast Asia typically. So first solar is actually going to have a domestic product that's going to keep you out of some of the tariffs that have have impact impacted a lot of energy companies and and solar in particular.

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