Rivian (RIVN -4.70%) stock soars as management solves a critical issue that is constraining production.
As 2025 kicks into gear, there are many high-potential stocks for investors to buy. Rivian Automotive (RIVN -4.70%), however, isn't one of them.
Rivian Automotive, Inc RIVN stock traded lower Monday. On Friday, the electric vehicle startup reported 14,183 vehicle deliveries for the December quarter.
RIVN remains far from achieving consistent profitability and relies heavily on substantial capital to sustain its operations.
While short-term traders may book profits from RIVN's surge, long-term investors should retain the stock banking on its strategic moves and growth prospects.
Rivian Automotive (RIVN) witnessed a jump in share price last session on above-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions for the stock doesn't suggest further strength down the road.
Rivian stock price could be on the verge of a multi-year bull run ahead of the R2 launch later this year. RIVN shares surged by over 24% on Friday, moving to a high of $16.50, its highest swing since July 2024.
Rivian Automotive's stock fell 42% in 2024 due to supply issues, but 2025 looks promising with potential production growth and a Volkswagen AG joint venture. The $6.6 billion DOE loan and new plant plans could boost Rivian's production capacity by 400K vehicles annually by 2028. Rivian's valuation is compelling, with liquid assets accounting for 50% of its market value, offering a high margin of safety.
Rivian (RIVN 24.45%) is trading at a significant discount from its all-time highs.
The stock price of American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) is experiencing a strong start to 2025 as investors react positively to impressive delivery numbers for the past year.
One lesson I have learned in this business is to never take a victory lap until you are at least 2x profitable from an entry point on any given trade.
Shares of Rivian Automotive (RIVN 22.07%) were trading higher on Friday after the company announced fourth-quarter production and delivery results that were better than Wall Street expected.