FLGC Should I Buy
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Not a good buy right now for a beginner long-term investor with $50k–$100k who doesn’t want to wait for cleaner setups. The stock just repriced sharply lower on financing headlines, fundamentals still show weak profitability (very low and falling gross margin, ongoing losses), and there are no Intellectia buy signals today to override the risk. Best call is to avoid/new money stay out (or exit if already owned).
Price/Trend: FLGC closed at 8.74 after a steep multi-day drop (roughly -18% regular session plus additional post-market weakness), indicating strong near-term bearish momentum and damaged trend. Key levels: The close (8.74) is just below the Pivot (8.821), suggesting the stock is trading on the weak side of a key inflection level. Next support is S1 at 6.15 (material downside room if selling pressure continues). Resistance levels are far overhead at R1 11.50 and R2 13.15, implying a large gap to reclaim for trend repair. Indicators: MACD histogram is positive and expanding (+0.389), but after a sudden large selloff this can lag/produce misleading optimism; RSI(6) at 61.4 is neutral-to-slightly warm, not an oversold ‘snap-back’ signal. Moving averages converging typically suggests indecision, but the fresh breakdown shifts the edge bearish until price stabilizes above the pivot and builds a base.
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was strong (+34.68% YoY), which could support a longer-term turnaround if margins recover.
Event-driven: Financing headlines are the dominant catalyst. An underwritten public offering was announced (dilution/financing risk), then withdrawn; the whipsaw has already triggered a sharp selloff and signals funding uncertainty.
Technical damage: Large gap-down/steep decline puts the stock at risk of testing lower supports (S1 ~6.15).
Business quality: Gross margin collapsed to 3.36% in 2025/Q3 (down ~50% YoY), and the company remains loss-making—this is unfavorable for a long-term beginner profile.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue: 9.75M, up 34.68% YoY (clear top-line growth). Profitability: Net income still negative at -6.66M (improved YoY but still a sizable loss). EPS: -9.05, worse YoY (-17.95%), indicating per-share performance deterioration. Margins: Gross margin 3.36%, down ~50% YoY—this is the key red flag because it limits the benefit of revenue growth and makes the business highly sensitive to costs/pricing.
No analyst rating or price target change data was provided, so a trend cannot be verified here. Based on the available information (dilution/financing uncertainty, collapsing gross margin, ongoing losses, sharp price breakdown), the likely ‘Wall Street-style’ framing would skew cautious/negative: Pros would cite revenue growth and withdrawal of the offering; cons would focus on profitability/margin compression and high volatility.
