Ideal Hong Kong stocks fell directly by 20% last week. If sentiment did not fluctuate, it would be impossible. Almost all shareholders are faced with the choice of whether to buy or sell, and buyers and sellers are once again abusing each other, especially when they own holdings in new energy vehicles such as Ideal. After careful thought, I asked myself two questions. These two questions determine whether to continue to hold and increase positions ideally.
First question
Are you optimistic about the future development direction of the NEV market, and do you accept that the current NEV stock prices are generally undervalued?
My answer to the first question is very firm. I am personally very optimistic about the future development of new energy vehicles. I personally believe that all car owners who have tested new energy vehicles will immediately develop the idea of replacing a new energy vehicle. The ideal car has been optimized in terms of vehicle interconnection, smart cockpit, and smart driving experience, raising the overall driving and riding experience of the car to a higher level and farther away from fuel vehicles. If you are worried about mileage, you can also choose to increase the range. Currently, more and more car owners are choosing hybrid technology cars to initially experience new energy vehicles, and the proportion of hybrid and pure electric vehicles may reach five or five this year.
In addition, mainstream NEV companies have dropped by more than 40% this year, with a decline of 60-90% from the historical high. Tesla 40 pe and ideal 14 pe are far below the historical average PE multiples.
Second question
Can Ideal occupy a leading position among new energy vehicle companies and achieve long-term growth?
However, number one...

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