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Data showed Nio Stock Is Susceptible to Further Downside

$NIO Inc(NIO.US)$ $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $BYD COMPANY(01211.HK)$ $XPeng(XPEV.US)$ The article reported that analysts are assigning a “D” grade to Nio stock and they don’t recommend buying it now. Earlier this month, they provided a warning to prospective investors of China-based electric vehicle manufacturer, Nio. Now, they have more data on Nio, and the bearish argument is only getting stronger. The article gave 3 reasons:
1. Nio’s Awful Quarterly and Annual Results
Alarmingly, Nio lost 20.7198 billion RMB in 2023, which is substantially wider than the company’s net loss of 14.4371 billion RMB from 2022. To put this in dollar terms, Nio lost a whopping $2.9183 billion last year.
2. Nio Stock Gets Two Price-Target Cuts
For instance, Morgan Stanley analyst Tim Hsiao reportedly reduced his Nio share-price target from $13 to $10 not long ago. That target might actually be too optimistic, though, since NIO stock traded at $5 and change in mid-March. Meanwhile, Bernstein analyst Eunice Lee reportedly cut her Nio share-price target from $7.50 to $5.50. This is probably more realistic than Hsiao’s $10 target.
3. Nio Stock Is Susceptible to Further Downside
Given the aforementioned data points, and considering the fierce competition in the EV space, even Lee’s $5.50 Nio share-price target may be too optimistic. Unless Nio turns a corner and starts posting more favorable data, Nio shares could lose much more value.
Comment: If you read the related article, there were many analysts signaling 'stay away from Nio stock'. Despite someone  promoting the stock vigorously, data showed a bearish outlook.
Data showed Nio Stock Is Susceptible to Further Downside
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