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Hardup post below claiming a buy on 6/4/23 $8.83 posted 18/6/23 when $9.47 not posted since a one share poster ( Lloyds )
Bought more today at $7.1
This is third buy since sale on 28/7/23.
29 Analysts expect the price to increase by 60%.
Bought more today at $9 on 17% one day drop on funding news , same price as last post on this page .
Dealt in it three times since
10/8/23 Buy 13.2
28/7/23 Sold 14.7**
24/7/23 Sold $12
I bought in here for first time on 6th April at $8.87
Posted on wrong thread below .
Topped up today at $9
12/4/23 buy $9
09/2/23 buy $10.5
03/2/23 buy $11.5
27/1/23 sell $12.95*
09/11/22 buy $9.2
Topped up today at $9
12/4/23 buy $9
09/2/23 buy $10.5
03/2/23 buy $11.5
27/1/23 sell $12.95*
09/11/22 buy $9.2
Just had a look at my order history and see buys did not execute on 15,16,& 17 March 2023 at $9.9.
What was you limit pappalazz ?
Hindsight it was the right idea .
No problem when ever I trade pappalazz
You should of been able to buy at $8.5 when you posted two weeks back they are $10.5 now .
"Know one knows nothing" is one of my favorite quotes.
And they say this .
1....Very Poor Upside Potential: Despite Nio’s plans to right the ship, the VectorVest system shows a very poor RV rating of 0.43. This suggests that the long-term price appreciation potential for Nio leaves much to be desired. Moreover, the stock is way overvalued at its current price of $17.49/share. Our system shows an intrinsic value closer to $2.77/share.
2....Poor Safety: The relative timing indicates the risk a stock has at any given time – taking into account the consistency and predictability of a stock’s financial performance and business longevity, along with other factors. And as for Nio, it has poor safety with an RV rating of 0.56. This is coupled with a very poor comfort index (CI) of 0.40. This rating suggests an inability to withstand severe or lengthy price declines.
3.....Poor Timing: To top it all off, there is a negative price trend putting downward pressure on Nio’s stock price. The relative timing rating takes into account the direction, magnitude, and dynamics of a stock’s price movement. And right now, Nio’s RT rating is just 0.56. This suggests the trend we’re seeing right now will continue for the foreseeable future.
Maybe these have something VectorVest 7/9/22
Nio Stock Suffers After 2nd Quarter Earnings: 3 Things Investors Should Be Aware Of
It’s been an interesting few years for automakers – as supply and demand in this industry continue to twist and turn, keeping investors guessing along the way. However, things appear to be leveling off on the demand side – and the supply side is finally starting to catch up. As such, we’re seeing the auto market cool off a bit. Nevertheless, the demand for electric vehicles in particular continues to grow. As such, companies like Tesla are thriving. However, one EV manufacturer out of China has not been as fortunate. Today, we’re going to discuss Nio – and what their 2nd quarter earnings report means for investors.
At one point, things looked good for Nio. Founded in 2014, the company’s stock reached an all-time high of around $62 in January 2021. Since then, though, Nio’s stock price has gradually slid down to where it sits today – at just $17. Just this year alone, shares have fallen almost 60%. And the 2nd quarter earnings report reflects much of what we’ve witnessed over the past year and a half. Nio missed revenue guidance by a large margin with a wider-than-expected loss in the quarter. This comes despite a rise in deliveries of 14% year-over-year along with an 8.5% hike in revenue.
There are a few reasons Nio disappointed analysts and investors in the previous quarter. The first setback comes from another popular stock we’ve discussed here at VectorVest: Nvidia. This chipmaker has had new export curbs placed upon them, and this has drastically affected Nio’s ability to scale production. Moreover, EV competition has heated up dramatically in the past few years. It’s no longer just Tesla making waves – companies like Volkswagen have begun to outpace Nio as well. Moreover, Nio is a Chinese company and is subject to the fierce lockdowns this country currently has in place – further affecting production, while also inhibiting demand in their home country.
As a result of the abysmal second-quarter earnings report, Nio shares dropped 10% over the past week. This is something you could have seen coming in the VectorVest platform – as our trend indicators were already showing downward price movement. So, with all this being said – is now the time to sell Nio, or should investors weather the storm? Or, is this a good opportunity to buy low? After all, Nio has big plans to grow its EV lineup, expand abroad, and challenge the likes of Volkswagen. To answer this question, let’s break down the stock using the VectorVest stock analysis system.
3 Key Findings Our Stock Analysis System Shows for Nio
The VectorVest stock analysis system compiles all technical and fundamental analysis and boils it down to 3 simple ratings: Relative Value (RV), Relative Safety (RS), and Relative Timing (RT). These are placed on a scale of 0.00-2.00, with 1.00 being the average. The closer to 2, the better, and the closer to 0, the worse a
With China not ruling out supporting Russia with weapons and ammunition in Ukraine in the news today, I am out of this first thing Monday morning... That could get very messy...
Yes, you better pray you are not invested at that time..
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/feb/15/uk-rehearsing-economic-fallout-scenarios-if-china-invades-taiwan
So what's our exit strategy if China invades Taiwan and the World imposes massive sanctions on Chinese companies? Are we royally screwed?
Anyone having troubles buying NIO ADR share?
Twice now I have put good til cancel limit orders in and they just don't trigger, even when the share buy price drops way below my purchase price.. For hours it just doesn't process...
I'm on IG so not a crappy platform and I've never had this problem before over hundreds of past trades with other shares...
I would imagine there are high volumes of this share traded, I'm wondering if MMs are just taking the **** with the spreads and going way beyond what is advertised to make larger profits..
Bought some more today $10.5 Fx 1.2118
Analysts views seen on ( D ) today .
Stock Price Expectation.........12 MONTH EXPECTATION
Analysts expect the price to increase by 74%.
Analyst Consensus
This is how 30 analysts from global investment banks and brokerage houses are currently rating the stock.
Bought it back today *$11.5 lifting just before 6pm after lovely meeting with Romie & Faisal .
Even better idea after seeing last comment, when I thought I had sliced to cheap being less then a 30th November order .
Did not see this had been $13 on 30 November 2022 was trying to sell that day $13.5
Sold today *$12.95* set high went for swim surprised to see it lift 6.30pm ( the 9th November tranche )
3rd January 2023 it dropped back to $9.3 missed that .
Volatile.
All Chinese EV stocks are substantially up but nice to see NIO ticking up strongly today. I'm still substantially down on NIO but will hold for the long term. (Just hope China stays away from Taiwan!)
Not sure if I was aware that I had bought these for $9.2 on the 9th below when I placed an order to buy more at $9.4 yesterday .
Would of been a great buy had it lifted, as up 20% today at $13 .
Paddle you own canoe .
Bought more then double my last top up on 16/9/22 for less then half of the $20 I paid on that day.
Trade $9.2 at 7pm
Motley today .
NIO shares have slumped since the summer. And despite a rally in late spring, the stock is down a huge 76% over the course of 12 months. Clearly investors won’t be happy.
There are several reasons behind the more recent collapse. One is the health of the Chinese economy and the impact of regular Covid-induced lockdowns.
Supply chain disruption continues to hamper production and despite expectations for a big end-of-year surge, only 10,059 vehicles were delivered in October. That does represent more than 174% growth over last year’s period, but not considerably above figures from earlier this year.
But I’m taking a longer-term outlook with NIO. It has an exceptional range of vehicles, utilising the latest technology and priced competitively versus American or European counterparts. The company also uses battery-swapping technology that allows users to change their empty batteries for full ones in a matter of minutes.
But looking at the financials, I think the risks are well and truly priced in, and with a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of around 2.9, it’s far cheaper than its US peers — Lucid and Rivian have P/S ratios of 125 and 45, respectively.
Yes, there are challenges and risks, but trading at its lowest point since 2019, I’m buying more NIO stock.
Bought that last sell tranche of three days back for $20 lifting at 6.15pm fx rate 1.14 .
Went a little lower but closed above $20
Sold that last buy tranche of 27/7/22 back $22.1 on a $22 limit went strait through which usually means been higher that day , but no! just lucky as share dipped again after .
The exchange rate has worked for me appears to be 3.5% greater then the sale for $22 on 5/7/22. ( which was the "forced" sale )
$24 on 24/6/22 6 month high , 23.85 on 4/4/22 before that .
A low of $13 on 10/5/22. making this one 85% volatile ??
Bought same again $18.9 lifted at 3pm it went back near the previous buy of $19.5 at 7.30pm .