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Companies are as focused on electric vehicles (EVs) as ever, even as other market trends dominate newswires. Throughout 2022, demand boomed and EV stocks soared as trendy new companies emerged and legacy automakers shifted their focus to expanding their electric offerings.
Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ: FFIE ) stock fans will want to mark their calendars for March 30 as the company prepares to start EV production. Faraday Future once again says it plans to start production of its FF 91 Futurist SUV at the end of March.
The S&P 500 has been struggling for upside and is now quietly down for three straight weeks. In the meantime, a number of hot stocks for tomorrow continue to report earnings and make key announcements as we head into March.
Roughly a month into 2023, it's already clear that artificial intelligence (AI) is this year's first market boom. Since OpenAI launched ChatGPT, investors haven't been able to ignore the power of this new tech.
Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ: MULN ) stock is up 15% today on plans for a program that will bring its electric vans to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). What does this mean for investors?
Stocks and most risk assets are selling off today, as investors face off against yet another macro headwind. Today is the day that many economists predict the U.S. will hit its debt limit.
2022 was brutal for electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers, and investors of Lucid Group (NASDAQ: LCID ) really got slammed. This, however, opens up the possibility that LCID stock is trading at an attractive price point.
EV stock predictions for 2023 appear to be full of possibilities, with electric vehicle producers increasingly investing in the EV market. As electric vehicles become more widespread, the EV sector will likely experience massive growth during the next two years.
2022 has been a great year for exposing weaknesses in various speculative industries. The market rout has hampered the tech sector and crypto world alike.
Mullen (NASDAQ: MULN ) stock isn't performing well on Wednesday as investors react to the electric vehicle (EV) company hitting a new 52-week low. MULN stock closed out trading on Tuesday at 20 cents per share, which is both a new 52-week low as well as a new all-time low for the shares.