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SolarEdge Stock’s 116% Comeback Collides with Weak Outlook – What Investors Need to Know

SolarEdge Stock’s 116% Comeback Collides with Weak Outlook – What Investors Need to Know

Founded in 2006, SolarEdge is a leading provider of smart energy solutions – best known for its power optimizers and inverters that improve solar panel efficiencyfinancialcontent.com. The company grew rapidly during the solar boom, but in recent years it has struggled with declining sales and losses. Over the last two years, SolarEdge’s revenue actually declined at an annualized rate of 45%financialcontent.com, and it fell deeply into the red. By late 2024, the company was caught with excess inventory and soft demand, especially in Europe, leading to a dramatic crash in its stock price. Entering 2025, SolarEdge’s stock was at multiyear lows. Since then, the share price rebounded sharply – up over 100% year-to-date – as the company began showing signs of stabilization. SolarEdge moved to reduce costs and improve margins, and demand in some markets started to recover modestly. This year the company also benefited from easing supply chain issues and new U.S. manufacturing initiativeszacks.com. Nonetheless, investors remained cautious. SolarEdge’s business is still unprofitable, and its revenue had yet to return to previous peaks. Heavy short interest underscores that many traders doubt a full recovery is imminentfinviz.com.
Shell’s $2 Billion Nigeria Gas Gamble Ignites LNG Boom Amid $8 B Investment Surge

Shell’s Surprise Hedge Deal Turbocharges Bulgaria’s Battery Boom — Sunotec Locks 5‑Year Price Shield on 600+ MWh; Sungrow Secures 2.4 GWh Supply

Key facts: On Nov. 4, Sunotec announced a cross‑border spread hedge with Shell Energy Europe for its Bulgarian 600+ MWh BESS. The arrangement, facilitated by Enery Portfolio Optimisation, gives the project long‑term price certainty by locking in revenues against market spreads between bidding zones. Sunotec says the facility is already under development and aims to reach COD in Q2 2026. Renewables Now
Plug Power Stock Skyrockets on Hydrogen Hype – Will PLUG Keep Soaring? (Nov 2025 Update)

Plug Power Stock Forecast: Will PLUG Soar or Slip by End of 2025?

Plug Power’s stock chart in 2025 tells a rollercoaster story. After languishing below $1 per share in mid-year, PLUG staged a stunning comeback in late summer and early fall. From August to early October, the stock rocketed from penny-stock levels to around $4.5 – fueled by bullish news and a classic short squeeze. Indeed, Plug’s short interest was near record highs – roughly 30% of its float had been sold shortinvesting.com – so as the stock climbed, forced buying by shorts amplified the rally. In one week the stock jumped 60%, and it notched a ~250% gain over roughly five monthsalphaspread.comalphaspread.com. Momentum indicators flashed overbought by early October. For example, Plug’s 14-day RSI spiked above 80, signaling the rally may have been overextendedinvesting.com. True to form, the peak around $4.58 proved short-lived. Profit-taking and fading hype set in after this euphoric run. Over the ensuing weeks, PLUG pulled back to the mid-$2s, giving up a large portion of its gains. In fact, October saw a ~28% decline for the stockmarketbeat.com, returning the RSI to more neutral levels.
4 November 2025
Plug Power’s Hydrogen Gamble: 226% Stock Surge Amid Hype, Hope, and Hurdles

Plug Power’s Hydrogen Gamble: 226% Stock Surge Amid Hype, Hope, and Hurdles

Plug Power has had a flurry of news around the turn of November 2025. On November 4, the company confirmed it will announce third-quarter 2025 earnings on Nov 10, with a conference call for investors that afternooninvesting.com. This scheduling comes as the stock trades around $2.75 after a volatile run-up. Notably, despite the massive 6-month rally, analysts still do not expect profitability in the Q3 report – the consensus is for another net loss and continued negative marginsinvesting.combarchart.com. In tandem with the earnings announcement, Plug highlighted several new partnerships and projects that underscore its expanding footprint in the hydrogen and clean fuel industry:
Dominion Energy’s Q3 Shocker: Data Center Boom and Offshore Wind Pay Off in Surging Profits

Dominion Energy’s Q3 Shocker: Data Center Boom and Offshore Wind Pay Off in Surging Profits

Dominion Energy turned in strong third-quarter 2025 results, surpassing analyst expectations on the bottom line. The utility reported net income of $1.0 billion for Q3, up from $934 million in the same quarter a year agonews.dominionenergy.com. On an operating basis, earnings were $921 million, or $1.06 per share, comfortably beating consensus estimates in the mid-$0.90s rangenews.dominionenergy.comreuters.com. This performance marked roughly an 8% increase in per-share earnings year-over-year – a notable achievement for a regulated utility. Revenue also leapt 14.9% to $4.53 billion from $3.94 billion in Q3 2024investing.com, reflecting higher electricity sales in Dominion’s service territories. The company credited regulated infrastructure investments and increased customer demand for the uptick in earnings, which helped offset challenges like unfavorable weather and rising costsainvest.com. Off the back of these solid results, Dominion tightened its full-year 2025 earnings forecast. It now expects operating EPS of $3.33–$3.48, preserving the $3.40 midpoint and indicating confidence that it will finish the year at or above that mid-point targetnews.dominionenergy.comnews.dominionenergy.com. According to the company, hitting the higher end of the range assumes normal winter weather for the remainder of the yearnews.dominionenergy.com. Dominion also reiterated its long-term growth outlook of 5–7% annualized operating EPS growth through 2029, based off the
Eos Energy (EOSE) Skyrockets on Battery Deals – Will the Zinc Powerhouse Keep Surging?

Eos Energy (EOSE) Skyrockets on Battery Deals – Will the Zinc Powerhouse Keep Surging?

After years as a niche player, Eos Energy’s stock has transformed into a market star in 2025. Shares that traded around $5–6 at the start of the year have exploded upward, vastly outperforming the broader marketts2.tech. By late October, EOSE was up roughly 200% year-to-date and nearly 700% above its 52-week lows, reflecting a frenzy of investor interestts2.techbarchart.com. The rally accelerated in October as Eos announced one big catalyst after another. On October 13, the stock hit a new 52-week high around $17.36 following a one-day 20% spikets2.tech. Traders “gobbled up” battery and renewable energy shares that week after JPMorgan unveiled a $1.5 trillion investment initiative in grid infrastructure – a tide that lifted EOSE dramaticallyts2.tech. Even a brief mid-month dip on news of a share offering didn’t break the momentumts2.tech. By Oct. 21, when multiple deals were revealed, EOSE surged another ~10% intraday to ~$16ts2.tech. The final week of October brought even more gains. EOSE closed October 31 at $16.03, jumping nearly 12% that Friday alonefinviz.com. The trigger: a new UK battery project win. This capped an astonishing run of roughly +48% in October and +144% since Sept. 1ts2.tech, as noted by analysts. Such rapid appreciation, coupled with very
2 November 2025
NextEra Energy Stock Skyrockets: AI & Google Nuclear Pact Propel Rally

NextEra Energy Stock Skyrockets: AI & Google Nuclear Pact Propel Rally

NextEra Energy stock climbed sharply in October 2025. On Oct. 27–28 it traded around $86–87ts2.tech, about 15% above its early-October levels, far outperforming the utility average. This peak came just before earnings, and by Oct. 31 it had eased back to roughly $81.4investing.com. In the past month, NEE has outpaced the broad utilities sector, driven by bullish news and strong operational resultsts2.tech. Google Nuclear Deal: On Oct. 27, NextEra unveiled a partnership with Google to restart the 615 MW Duane Arnold nuclear plant in Iowa. The plant is slated to resume by ~2029, backed by a 25-year power purchase agreement for Google’s data centersts2.techreuters.com. CEO John Ketchum hailed this as critical for rebuilding nuclear capacity, and Google’s CFO Ruth Porat called it a model for powering the AI-driven economyts2.tech. The deal underscores policy trends: a new U.S. effort will finance ~$80B of reactor projects by 2030ts2.tech, reflecting an “energy dominance” agenda linking nuclear to national security and AI growth.
FuelCell Energy (FCEL) Stock Hits Peak Amid AI Hype – Is the Rally Sustainable?

FuelCell Energy (FCEL) Stock Hits Peak Amid AI Hype – Is the Rally Sustainable?

FCEL’s chart has been a roller-coaster in October. The stock soared from ~$4 in August to trade above $11 by mid-Octoberts2.tech, reflecting the wave of excitement around AI and hydrogen. On Oct. 14, FCEL hit about $11.43ts2.tech. However, profit-taking led to a sell-off: by Oct. 16 it was near $9.30, and it drifted down to $7.73 by the Oct. 30 closets2.tech. Trading volume was well above normal during these swings, underlining speculative interest. On Oct. 31 the stock bounced 15.8% to close at $8.95marketbeat.com. Its 52-week range is roughly $3.58–$13.98ts2.tech, so despite recent gains FCEL is still below its peak from early 2025. Technical indicators show a stock that has just broken above short-term resistance on heavy volume; momentum is positive, but historically FCEL’s chart tends to swing wildly. In sum, the stock is in a short-term uptrend but remains very choppy.
FuelCell Energy Stock Skyrockets on AI Data Center Boom – 97% Revenue Surge Ignites Green Energy Hype

FuelCell Energy Stock Surges Amid AI Data-Center Boom – But Is It Worth the Hype?

Key Facts: FCEL closed near $7.7 on Oct 30, 2025, down from multi-month highs above $11 mid-October. Year-to-date the stock has been volatile – up sharply on clean-energy hype and sector news, yet still below its 52-week peakts2.techstockanalysis.com. Recent catalysts include big deals for industry peers and bullish analyst notes on hydrogen, spurring a “rising tide” that lifted FuelCell and competitors. Wall Street remains cautiously neutral: consensus is a “Hold” rating with an average 12‑month target around $8–$9ts2.techmarketbeat.com. FuelCell’s market cap is about $250M with roughly 32.3M shares outstandingstockanalysis.com, giving a price/sales ~1x and price/book ~0.4stockanalysis.com. The company reported Q3 FY2025 revenue of $46.7M but a net loss of $91.9Minvestor.fce.com, and backlog now stands at ~$1.24Binvestor.fce.com. Management is pushing into AI and data-center power, even as analysts warn FCEL is still unprofitable and speculative. The consensus price target implies limited upsidemarketbeat.com. Below is a detailed look at the latest FCEL developments, finance metrics, peers, and expert views. FuelCell Energy’s stock has been extremely volatile in October. After trading in the low-$8s in late September, FCEL spiked above $11 on Oct 14investing.com, driven by sector optimism. It then fell sharply on Oct 16 before bouncing mid-week. As of Oct 30’s close,
Plug Power Stock Skyrocketed 170% on Hydrogen Hype – Now It’s Sliding: Can PLUG Rebound?

Plug Power Stock Soars 170% on Hydrogen Hype – Will the Rally Last? (Oct 31, 2025 Update)

A green hydrogen production facility – Plug Power and competitors are building large-scale electrolyzer projects and hydrogen plants worldwidets2.techir.plugpower.com. Plug Power’s stock has been on a roller coaster. After languishing around $1.50–$1.60 in late summer 2025, it shot up ~170% to ~$4.58 by early Octoberts2.tech. This surge was driven by broader “hydrogen hype,” short-squeeze buying, and news of large contractsts2.tech. By Oct 23 the stock cooled off to the high-$2sts2.tech. In the past week, PLUG edged down further: from ~$2.95 to $2.65investing.com. Technical indicators are mixed: the stock is still above its 200-day moving averagebenzinga.com, but momentum has faded and volume is lighter since the peak. Notably, short interest remains extremely high, which initially amplified the rally and may continue to amplify volatilityts2.tech.
Plug Power’s 170% Hydrogen Rally Cools – Can PLUG Stock Reignite?

Plug Power’s 170% Hydrogen Rally Cools – Can PLUG Stock Reignite?

Plug Power’s stock has been on a wild ride through October. After languishing around $1.50 per share in late summer 2025, PLUG erupted in a hydrogen-fueled rally, reaching a new 52-week high near $4.58 by early Octoberts2.tech. That surge – roughly +170% in a few months – vastly outpaced the broader market. It was amplified by a short squeeze: with roughly one-third of PLUG’s float sold short, each burst of positive news forced bearish traders to buy shares to cover, turbocharging the uptrendts2.tech. Indeed, PLUG logged nearly 100 trading days with swings over 5% in the past yearts2.tech, highlighting extreme volatility. However, the rally hit a wall by mid-October. After peaking above $4, profit-taking set in and sentiment turned cautious. For example, the stock jumped ~7% to ~$3.70 on Oct. 19, then slid about 6% to ~$3.25 by Oct. 21ts2.tech. By Oct. 23, PLUG was back in the high-$2sts2.tech. This week, the slide continued – on Tuesday Oct. 28, shares fell ~5% to $2.79 despite no major news, as the prior financing deal’s dilution lingered over sentimentts2.tech. As of midday Oct. 30, Plug Power trades around $2.8–$2.9, well off its highs but still far above its 52-week low of ~$0.69ts2.tech.
Plug Power (PLUG) Stock’s 170% Hydrogen Rally Hits a Wall – Can PLUG Bounce Back?

Plug Power (PLUG) Stock’s 170% Hydrogen Rally Hits a Wall – Can PLUG Bounce Back?

Plug Power’s stock has been on a wild roller coaster in recent weeks. After languishing near $1.50 in late summer, PLUG launched into an eye-popping rally – surging roughly 170% in about three months to a new peak around $4.58 by early October ts2.tech. This hydrogen-fueled spike far outpaced the broader market and was amplified by a classic short squeeze: with roughly one-third of Plug’s float sold short, each burst of positive news forced bearish traders to buy shares to cover, turbocharging the uptrend ts2.tech. Explosive trading volumes accompanied the climb as momentum buyers piled in. However, the rally hit a wall by mid-October. Profit-taking set in after the stock topped $4. For instance, PLUG jumped ~7% to ~$3.70 on Oct. 19, then slid about 4% to ~$3.25 by Oct. 21 ts2.tech. By late October, the stock had retraced into the high-$2s ts2.tech – still well above its summer lows, but down significantly from the early-month euphoria. This week, the slide continued: on Tuesday shares fell another 5–6% in a quiet session to about $2.79 Benzinga, with no new company news but lingering fallout from the recent financing deal. As of midday Oct. 29, PLUG was hovering near $2.85, leaving
PECO Pumps $10K Grants into Parks & $12K to Heroes – Energy Stocks Rally?

PECO Pumps $10K Grants into Parks & $12K to Heroes – Energy Stocks Rally?

PECO’s twin announcements underscore a trend where utilities blend community support with clean-energy goals. Green Region grants will fund everything from new trails to tree planting. Kwashie emphasizes the broader payoff: green spaces “support local sustainability goals… and reinforce our dedication to building a cleaner, brighter future” philadelphia.today. Nonprofit applicants can match PECO funds with grant or donated dollars to expand parks, forests and climate-resilient landscapes across suburban Philadelphia. Likewise, PECO’s First Responders Day awards – part of a $120K pledge across its service area – honor emergency personnel with practical support. For example, in Montgomery County PECO helped preserve the Fire Academy’s Fallen Firefighters Memorial, providing “a lasting tribute to local heroes” vista.today. John Kelly of Montgomery County praises PECO’s decade-long commitment to the memorial, saying it exemplifies the utility’s “commitment for our first responders” vista.today. The recent grants will help fund scholarships for kids of fallen officers and gear/training for volunteer fire companies.
Fossil‑Free Steel Breakthrough: Vattenfall Builds World’s First Green Dam Gate

Fossil‑Free Steel Breakthrough: Vattenfall Builds World’s First Green Dam Gate

In a landmark for clean technology, Vattenfall has ordered 120 tonnes of fossil-free steel from SSAB to build a replacement dam gate at the Stornorrfors hydropower plant in northern Swedenenergy-pedia.com. Announced in late October 2025, the agreement marks the world’s first attempt to use virtually carbon-neutral steel in a large-scale infrastructure component. “Vattenfall and SSAB are now taking a big step forward in the development of fossil-free value chains,” said Lovisa Fricot Norén, CEO of Vattenfall’s Nordic hydro power unitenergy-pedia.com. The project deepens a partnership formed in 2023 between the power company and steelmaker to accelerate the fossil-free transitionenergy-pedia.com. What makes this steel “fossil-free”? SSAB’s specialty metal is created without coal or other fossil fuels in the ironmaking process. Instead, it uses the proprietary HYBRIT process jointly developed by SSAB, iron ore miner LKAB, and Vattenfalleurometal.net. In HYBRIT, iron ore is reduced using hydrogen gas rather than coke, producing water vapor instead of carbon dioxide. The resulting “sponge iron” is then melted in an electric arc furnace powered by fossil-free electricityeurometal.net. This eliminates most CO₂ emissions – a game-changer given that conventional steelmaking accounts for an estimated 7–9% of global CO₂ emissionsenergy-pedia.com. SSAB estimates that shifting to fossil-free steel could
Adani Green Profit Surge Triggers Stock Rally – Analysts See More Upside Ahead

Adani Green Profit Surge Triggers Stock Rally – Analysts See More Upside Ahead

India’s renewable energy bellwether Adani Green delivered a solid quarterly performance. Net profit jumped about 25% year-on-year to ₹644 crore in Q2 FY26, up from ₹515 crore a year agohindustantimes.com. This surge came despite total income being largely flat – revenue from operations was ₹3,008 crore versus ₹3,005 crore in Q2 last yearhindustantimes.com. The top-line was steady, but the quality of revenue improved: income from the core power supply business rose 20% to ₹2,776 crorebusinesstoday.in, supported by new capacity additions and higher utilization of renewable plants. The company’s EBITDA from power supply grew 19% as well, reflecting healthy marginsbusiness-standard.com. According to an exchange filing, robust greenfield capacity additions and improved performance at new plants in resource-rich sites like Khavda and Rajasthan drove the growth in revenue and earningsbusinesstoday.in. While operational revenue grew, total quarterly income actually dipped ~4% to ₹3,249 croremoneycontrol.com, possibly due to lower other income. Still, profitability improved markedly. Adani Green’s management noted that cash profit rose 8% YoY to ₹1,349 croremoneycontrol.com, indicating stronger cash generation. Notably, the firm’s solar and wind plants saw high utilization – the solar portfolio’s capacity utilization factor stood at 24.8% and wind at 37.8%, which the company considers robustreuters.com. Overall, the quarter’s
Enphase Energy Stock Plunge Despite Earnings Beat – What’s Behind the Solar Shake-Up?

Enphase Energy Stock Plunge Despite Earnings Beat – What’s Behind the Solar Shake-Up?

Enphase Energy’s stock has been struggling in 2025 – and the latest earnings did little to change that narrative. Shares closed around $36.70 on Oct. 28chartmill.com, then tumbled roughly 7–8% to the mid-$33 range in after-hours trading once Q3 results and guidance were outchartmill.com. This drop wiped out a modest rally the stock had enjoyed in October, effectively “erasing the gains seen over the previous two weeks”chartmill.com. The immediate cause was mixed news in the Q3 report. On one hand, Enphase delivered a solid beat: revenue jumped to $410.4 millioninvestor.enphase.combenzinga.com, and non-GAAP earnings per share hit $0.90, trouncing consensus of ~$0.65chartmill.combenzinga.com. Enphase shipped 1.77 million microinverters and 195 MWh of batteries during the quarter – a record for its storage businessbenzinga.com. Gross margins remained strong near ~49%finviz.com, indicating resilient profitability even as industry pricing pressures persist.
NextEra Energy Surges on AI-Driven Demand: Google Nuclear Deal and Bullish Outlook Fuel Stock

NextEra Energy Surges on AI-Driven Demand: Google Nuclear Deal and Bullish Outlook Fuel Stock

In-Depth: NextEra’s mixed Q3 results actually reinforced its long-term thesis. Despite the revenue miss, management stressed that growth drivers remain intact. Its CEO emphasized that “strong financial and operational performance” at Florida Power & Light and NextEra Energy Resources keeps long-term targets on track investor.nexteraenergy.com. Indeed, Zacks notes NEE expects mid-single digit growth per year, with stable returns; the utility even outperformed the S&P 500 over the past month nasdaq.com. The big picture is the AI-accelerated energy demand. As Nasdaq highlights, AI systems like ChatGPT consume ~10× the energy of a Google search, and large data centers use as much power as a city nasdaq.com. Tech giants are scrambling to secure carbon-free “always-on” power. NextEra, with vast wind/solar farms, nuclear assets and battery storage, is a prime beneficiary. Analysts describe it as a “best-in-class AI energy stock” and a powerhouse balancing stable utility revenues with high-growth renewables nasdaq.com nasdaq.com. The Google nuclear deal alone could add billions in revenue and cements NextEra’s role in future grids.
Nordex Stock Skyrockets on Surprise Profit Upgrade – Wind Turbine Maker Defies Industry Woes

Nordex Stock Skyrockets on Surprise Profit Upgrade – Wind Turbine Maker Defies Industry Woes

Nordex SE delivered a positive surprise in Q3 2025, nearly doubling its operating profit from a year earlier. Preliminary EBITDA for the quarter hit €136 million, yielding an 8.0% margin – up sharply from €72 million and a 4.3% margin in Q3 2024deraktionaer.de. Buoyed by this result, Nordex’s management announced an upward revision to its full-year EBITDA margin forecast on October 27. The company now projects a 7.5–8.5% EBITDA margin for 2025tradingview.com, while leaving other guidance unchangedderaktionaer.de. Nordex credited strong operational execution across both its turbine projects and service segments, aided by a stable macro environmenttradingview.com. Executives struck an optimistic tone for the remainder of 2025, anticipating additional profit improvements and robust order inflows in Q4deraktionaer.det-online.de. Full detailed results are due on November 4, but the early disclosure of higher margins clearly impressed the market. News of Nordex’s improved outlook sent its stock soaring in trading on October 28. In pre-market activity on Tradegate, Nordex shares spiked ~11% to €24.47t-online.de, erasing a two-week slide that had seen the stock hit its lowest levels in a month. By mid-morning, the rally accelerated – Nordex traded up about +14% around €25.30t-online.de, surpassing its mid-October peak to notch a new high not seen
Dominion Energy Stock Primed for Rally as Analysts Hike Targets on Renewables Boom

Dominion Energy Stock Primed for Rally as Analysts Hike Targets on Renewables Boom

In-depth, Dominion’s recent moves underscore why investors are watching closely. The company is a bet on both income and growth: a high-dividend utility riding secular tailwinds. The renegade shift to renewables remains the theme. One industry analyst notes that “when the rubber meets the road, electric utilities are still turning to carbon-free sources” ts2.tech – a wry nod to Dominion’s practical pivot. The planning is concrete: Dominion issued RFPs for massive solar, wind and battery projects in Virginia and the Carolinas ts2.tech, mandated by state clean-energy laws. These projects – coupled with strong data-center demand – are helping Dominion grow sales even as power usage rises. Despite political rhetoric, Dominion’s own forecasts remain bullish. CEO Robert Blue and Dominion have highlighted 5–7% annual EPS growth through 2029, driven by data-center load and renewables insidermonkey.com. Indeed, Dominion’s Q2 results showed resilience: operating EPS of $0.75 and affirmed 2025 targets news.dominionenergy.com investing.com. Management continues to maintain its outlook even as it invests heavily. BofA and others expect Dominion to reiterate its $3.28–$3.52 EPS guidance when reporting Q3 investing.com.
Lithium Americas Stock Skyrockets on U.S. ‘White Gold’ Deal – Experts Weigh In

Lithium Americas (LAC) Stock Soars on U.S. ‘White Gold’ Stake Amid EV Boom – What’s Next?

Lithium Americas stock is front and center on October 27, 2025, after a roller-coaster month. The share price exploded earlier in October on news of U.S. government backing, then cooled over the past week amid broader market shifts and profit-taking. LAC closed last week at $6.72 in New Yorkinvesting.com, rebounding nearly +3.7% on Friday alone, yet it remains well below its mid-month peak. Just two weeks ago on October 14, the stock traded above $10 following a frenzied rallyts2.tech. Since that peak, LAC has slid roughly 33% as investors lock in gainsstockinvest.us. Early on Monday the 27th, the stock was trending slightly lower, suggesting continued caution after the recent volatility. Even with the pullback, Lithium Americas shares are up over 100% from January levels, a dramatic turnaround from 2024 when the stock languished under $3 amid a lithium price slumpts2.tech. The past month’s wild swings reflect shifting sentiment around Lithium Americas’ flagship project and the lithium market overall. In late September, LAC was a little-known, pre-revenue mining developer; by early October it had a >$2 billion market capitalization and became one of the year’s hottest stocks. “The U.S. government will acquire [an equity] stake” in LAC was all it took

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