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Nio, Rivian, and Archer Aviation look like great speculative plays in the electric vehicle stock space.
Nio (NIO) stock price has pulled back in the past few days as the recent momentum waned. After rising to $7.70 on September 30th, the stock has pulled back to $6.25, a 20% retreat meaning that it has moved into a bear market.
China stocks have roared recently on Chinese stimulus and hopes for more. Tesla rivals Nio and BYD are among the best to buy or watch.
China's economy has struggled in recent months amid a depressed level of consumer confidence and a devastating housing bust coupled with weak credit demand. Late in September—just after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced its first federal funds rate cut in several years—the People's Bank of China unveiled a three-part monetary stimulus program to reduce reserve requirement ratios (the amount of cash banks are required to keep on hand), mortgage rates and down payment requirements, and more.
In the closing of the recent trading day, NIO Inc. (NIO) stood at $6.29, denoting a +0.8% change from the preceding trading day.
Chinese stocks fell, but investors in Nio shouldn't worry.
Nio (NIO, Financial) experienced a notable movement in its stock price, with the shares currently priced at $6.165, reflecting a percentage decrease of 9.2%. This shift in stock value comes as the company continues to navigate a challenging market landscape despite recent upticks in performance metrics.
On October 8, widespread selling occurred in Chinese stock markets, leading the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index to close 9.41% lower than the previous day — its worst daily performance since 2008.
China's economy has struggled in recent months amid a depressed level of consumer confidence and a devastating housing bust coupled with weak credit demand. Late in September—just after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced its first federal funds rate cut in several years—the People's Bank of China unveiled a three-part monetary stimulus program to reduce reserve requirement ratios (the amount of cash banks are required to keep on hand), mortgage rates and down payment requirements, and more.
Nio has a lot going for it right now, including the third-quarter's record-delivery figure.