$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ It is certain that the traffic light will change today, no need to guess.
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ A market value of 50 billion is not an issue for this company; shareholders can confidently hold its stock without hesitation.
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ AI summarised notes from little red book. in summary, sources indicate 12000 for week from 27/10 to 2/11
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According to reports by CNBC, Bloomberg, and others, Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC filed a lawsuit against Nio (9866) in a U.S. court, accusing the company and its senior management of disclosing misleading information, overstating revenue, and violating securities laws, causing substantial losses to GIC. Nio’s Hong Kong shares fell as much as 13.2% during trading today, hitting a low of HKD 47; it closed at HKD 49.28, down 8.99%. Nio's U.S. shares (NIO) were temporarily trading at USD 6.32 in pre-market hours, down 7.33%.
The lawsuit was filed in August in the Southern District Court of New York, with Nio's CEO William Li and former CFO Steven Feng listed as defendants. The report noted that this marks a rare and first-of-its-kind legal action taken by GIC against a Chinese company listed outside China.
GIC accused the defendants of making "materially false and/or misleading statements" regarding Nio's relationship with its affiliate, Nio Battery Asset Co., and failing to disclose key facts about its business and financials.
Under Nio’s current battery subscription model, vehicle owners do not directly purchase batteries but instead pay periodic fees to access the company’s network of battery swap stations. The lawsuit claims that financial records from the battery asset company indicate that it prepurchased batteries from Nio, allowing Nio to fully recognize the related sales revenue upfront despite end users not yet having paid for the batteries. The complaint argues that such revenue should be recognized over time rather than all at once.
According to the complaint, these false statements artificially...
According to reports by CNBC, Bloomberg, and others, Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC filed a lawsuit against Nio (9866) in a U.S. court, accusing the company and its senior management of disclosing misleading information, overstating revenue, and violating securities laws, causing substantial losses to GIC. Nio’s Hong Kong shares fell as much as 13.2% during trading today, hitting a low of HKD 47; it closed at HKD 49.28, down 8.99%. Nio's U.S. shares (NIO) were temporarily trading at USD 6.32 in pre-market hours, down 7.33%.
The lawsuit was filed in August in the Southern District Court of New York, with Nio's CEO William Li and former CFO Steven Feng listed as defendants. The report noted that this marks a rare and first-of-its-kind legal action taken by GIC against a Chinese company listed outside China.
GIC accused the defendants of making "materially false and/or misleading statements" regarding Nio's relationship with its affiliate, Nio Battery Asset Co., and failing to disclose key facts about its business and financials.
Under Nio’s current battery subscription model, vehicle owners do not directly purchase batteries but instead pay periodic fees to access the company’s network of battery swap stations. The lawsuit claims that financial records from the battery asset company indicate that it prepurchased batteries from Nio, allowing Nio to fully recognize the related sales revenue upfront despite end users not yet having paid for the batteries. The complaint argues that such revenue should be recognized over time rather than all at once.
According to the complaint, these false statements artificially...
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Today is definitely going to reach 8.
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Tomorrow, the monthly sales volume of 45,000 units will be announced, and next Monday, it will directly reach 12 yuan.
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ In fact, NIO achieving a market capitalization of 50 billion is entirely feasible.
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Between $6.5 and $9, there are approximately 200,000 call options. It is estimated that 20 million shares will be affected. As of September 23, 2025, the number of Nio's shorted shares is about 191 million, accounting for 9.26% of the tradable shares. Given today’s situation, it is expected that 10%-15% may choose to unwind their positions. This means that by the end of tomorrow, the market would need to conduct a buyback of at least 50 million shares to maintain stability. I think this is unlikely. The most prudent approach now is to keep the price below $7.5 this week to maximize the stability of the stock price; otherwise, a short squeeze could occur, which brokers cannot allow to happen. Therefore, everyone can rest assured. Such an event occurs once every few decades and is unlikely to happen to a Chinese stock listed overseas.
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$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Anyone who stay near F3 factories can take photos? Not sure can fly drone over F3..hahha
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