NextDecade Corporation (NEXT)

Hey everyone I'm pretty new. I watched my father and uncle's trade in the 70s and 80s.
So in the 2000s I learned charts n indicators. because I didn't want to become stock market losers like them lol. Naturally!!
I'm following this post because I bought 750 shares at 6.57.
I see resistance at $7.54 and at $7.81. Can anyone with more patience give me advice lol? I always sell short.

So for you NEXT investors.... We know you aren't like TELL with 9M in volume and many of us TELL stock investors have mortgaged our homes to buy TELL and holding long.. What's the word and the hype in the stock price increase for NEXT? Any News Yet? We know pricing for LNG is going up, thanks to Souki and his podcasts to the public on the future, and the explanation for the demand for LNG as well.., but you only have a plan. Why a price jump of 200+% in 3 weeks? many of your investors also think you are Propane... which is butane not LNG.. Natural gas is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon gas mostly consisting largely of methane, so I can tell you NEXT investors dont have investors like TELL. So what's up? Whats the reason for all the $ with little volume? Sincerely, A concerned Robinhood Investor with 122,000 TELL shares holding LONG.

Free Cash Flow

Larry Culp reconfirmed earlier this week that
for this year 2021 the FCF would be $5 billion which means Q4 should be quite strong.

Culp also said this week that the Free Cash Flow for next year 2022
would reach at leasr $7 billion.

And somewhere the Motley Fool said this week the 2024 Free Cash Flow
would reach $10 billion (Aviation $6 billion, Health $3 billion, and Renewables/Power $1 billion)

I assume they got the $10 billion FCF from Culp.

You can take a few thoughts away from these comments from Culp's words.

At this year $5 billion FCF times 2.5 earnings
the stock price would be around $13 - which it is.

At $next year $7 billion FCF times 2.5 times earnings
you can guess the stock price will reach $18 ($144) a share.

At 2024 $10 billion FCF times 2.5 earnings
you can assume the stock will be $25 ($200).

I know there is now a total change with the 3 companies being split,

But for simplicity you can use the sbove example to clearly see
that the progression of the old GE
is at least 40% per year improvement.

A 40% return on my capital is plenty good when banks are paying me 1-2%

Anyone in finance would love a cap rate of 40% per annum.

Also, we know that Culp is totally understating what he might accomplish.
I have never seen him overstate anything.

So that profit picture does not include anything Culp might do beyond the normal GE profits.

We all know he is not a person to sit still for long.

So some sort of surprise will happen and it may be a doozey.

gene