Take two revolutionary automotive companies, roughly similar in size, with similar amounts of net cash on the balance sheet, but neither one profitable, and both burning cash at phenomenal rates.
Nio stock price has slumped in the past few years, becoming one of the worst-performing electric vehicle companies in China. It has dropped by 26% in the last 12 months and 93% from its highest level in 2021.
NIO Inc. (NIO) closed at $4.26 in the latest trading session, marking a +1.19% move from the prior day.
Shares of NIO (NYSE:NIO) popped 2.3% at the open on Thursday before tapering off and finishing the day up 1.19%.
NIO Inc.'s stock is trading lower on Tuesday following an announcement by BYD Auto regarding the inclusion of self-driving technology in its vehicles. The announcement is probably seen as a competitive challenge for NIO, as BYD's integration of advanced technology into more affordable models could pressure premium EV brands.
Nio (NIO) might be making progress on several fronts, but the stock hasn't been reflecting it. And now, one Wall Street analyst has cut his firm's price target on the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker by one-third.
Shares of NIO (NYSE:NIO) chopped around on Thursday before ending the day down -0.12%.
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J.P. Morgan analyst Nick Lai downgraded the U.S.-listed shares of Chinese electric-vehicle maker NIO to Hold from Buy.
NIO Inc. (NIO) closed the most recent trading day at $4.28, moving -0.93% from the previous trading session.
Nio (NIO -2.31%), one of China's largest premium electric vehicle (EV) players by sales, was always an intriguing investment opportunity. It gave investors a path into China's booming EV market, which was heavily subsidized by the government and is poised to take over roads globally.
Shares of NIO (NYSE:NIO) have chopped around this week and on Thursday morning remain down -2.08% since Monday's open. A short-lived rally ended last Thursday, during which time NIO rose 7.39% between Jan. 13 and Jan. 17.