Nio Inc Class A ADR (0A1K)

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next month 4$.
lol
With the facts laid out, and the ratings and price targets compared side-to-side, it’s clear that Goldman Sachs has picked out XPeng as the superior Chinese EV stock to buy.......Tipranks
I believe the hypers and the exaggerators have finally had enough embarrassment.... Ironically, they have been arguing with me from 55 dollars a share until now.... the stock price pretty much tells you who's been right 99 percent of the time... Most likely why they disappeared
Can we see $2 per share next week? I predict NIO could hit $1.50.
Comical, when you fools just guess... but not accurate at all
Small investors should file a class action lawsuit
They take money out of the budget under the guise of battery swaps, inflating the expenses
This company is a scam
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Absolutely
Another dilution coming
next month 2$.
Nio excelent car , excelent battery changing, but stock is stupid garbage. Bad looser sentiment
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Stay away
Latest China news about EV makers and late payments to their suppliers is not good for Nio.... most likely why you have seen the weakness lately
Bankruptcy is coming
Empty box
Garbage
Scam
Another dilution
nio big disaster
Battery Swap is the present and above all the future. You don't understand that the biggest advantage for a buyer is that the car does not depreciate like a normal EV: after 10 years you can still have your flaming NIO AI with a battery not only 100% but updated in chemistry, that is, lower weight, greater safety, more storable kwh. The charging time of just over 2 minutes is just one of the advantages of the BS.
Nio (NYSE: NIO) has reportedly welcomed a new capital markets executive who could help improve its financial situation. The electric vehicle (EV) maker's founder, chairman, and CEO William Li welcomed Bagrin Angelov as its vice president of capital markets in an internal letter today, reporting to CFO Stanley Qu, according to a report by local media outlet Yiou today. Angelov has over 20 years of experience in cross-border transactions and served as managing director and head of cross-border M&A at CICC over the past decade, the report noted. Nio's former CFO Steven Feng also previously worked at CICC. Feng joined Nio in November 2019 during a challenging period for the company's finances but left in July last year.
you are so wrong, a real pinhead.
The lack of follow through today after a strong trading day is concerning. I was surprised. Nio really needs to break resistance of the major moving averages the 50 and 200 SMA's if its going change this long term downtrend. Time will tell
Closing at or near the high of the day is always a bullish sign...
A business plan includes expected losses for the first 5 to 7 years in order to determine financial needs, NIO has ventured into other areas that delays their profitability but has since curtailed their spending in order to get there in the coming year. NIO is at a great price point to take advantage of. just my opinion, it your money take responsibility for yourself when investing. Do your due diligence
Amazon announced its first profit 7 years after it was founded. Tesla has been in a loss for 17 years. Spotify and Uber have experienced similar situations. Did these companies go bankrupt? Some of these companies have been in a loss for more than 10 years. People should stay away from arrogance. Arrogance is one of the worst habits.
Meituan and Alibaba also operated for years without reporting profits, yet later experienced significant growth, became profitable, and secured strong positions in the market. In short, not reporting profits doesn't necessarily mean a company is going to fail. That said, it also doesn't mean that NIO is immune to failure. What I’m saying doesn’t imply that NIO will never drop to $1. However, seeing it multiply fivefold from the current price wouldn’t surprise me at all. Claiming that a stock will keep falling after it has already gone 20x isn’t exactly a visionary prediction. For this stock to 3x or 4x in a single quarter, it would simply need to report a profit in the next earnings and see some easing in U.S.–China tensions. I remain optimistic about this stock for those whose cost basis is between $5 and $15. But people who entered at $25–$30 or higher might want to follow your advice instead. No one is claiming that this stock will return to $60 in the near future, but there are perfectly valid and realistic reasons to expect a 3x–4x increase.
For me, those who expect this stock to climb back to $60–$70 in the short to mid term, and those like you who talk about it going bankrupt, are equally extreme and have lost credibility.
Uncle Ramiz I never said Nio was going bankrupt Moe... I said unprofitable speculations have a tendency of going that direction... And I have a tendency to know being I've been watching them daily for the past 36 years... Nio could just as easily go bankrupt as it could go to 20 in reality...... I do like how you pick out two or three companies out of thousands and thousands to make as your examples...... That's like saying somebody won the lottery yesterday and I am next
Also , It would be a very simple explanation to say that companies that do not make a profit always go bankrupt. Some companies are seriously supported by the state, some companies have serious cash reserves. Some companies may try to prepare more, grow and build a large network by spending on R&D rather than making a profit. There are many examples of companies that have been leaders in their sector despite not making a profit for years. This is where investment ignorance reveals itself with great arrogance...
Nobody said that unprofitable stocks always go bankrupt... where do you make up this nonsense... but if it is a Chinese speculation the percentages are much higher.... I'm beginning to think you just don't understand..... ironically for 5 years everybody's argued with me in this forum and it's sitting at $3.60 ..... You people haven't been right about anything yet.... nothing
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