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Up 23% in a week, is now the time to buy NIO stock?
Nathan Marks
Mon, 7 November 2022 at 4:30 am·3-min read
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Over the last 12 months, there’s been a nearly 75% decline in the price of NIO (NYSE: NIO) stock. Electric vehicle (EV) stock valuations rose in 2020 and 2021, but that bubble looks to have burst.Undoubtedly NIO is facing a variety of economic and geopolitical headwinds, but there may be cause for optimism. And last week, investor sentiment improved and the share price soared 23%. What changed and should I buy the stock today?
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Meme stockHuge price swings are par for the course when it comes to investing in NIO and this has been the case ever since its September 2018 IPO.
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22.56%
Last month
– 27.18%
Last six months
– 24.06%
Last 12 months
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Why is it so volatile? Firstly, it has often traded like a meme stock, roared on by social media channels. These high-risk speculative plays have little to do with fundamentals and often resemble more of a gamble than an investment. There has been similar behaviour with other EV stocks, but NIO faces other unique challenges.The stock could be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. Many Chinese stocks on US exchanges face a similar fate if they don’t provide complete access to audit working papers. As China-US relations appear to be worsening, this is a real possibility. In that eventuality, shareholders rights around NIO wouldn’t be directly affected but the holdings would be harder to sell and the share price could collapse.
There are also domestic and international policies hindering production and growth. The US government has cracked down on chip exports to Chinese companies, putting further pressure on production targets. Meanwhile, Beijing’s strict zero-Covid policy has forced some of its factories to close, delaying deliveries.
Has the stock price bottomed?
NIO soared last week, rising 17.5% on Friday alone. This was after a report in The Wall Street Journal suggesting China may loosen that zero-Covid approach. But these are rumours and there’s been no confirmation from the government. However, fewer restrictions should enable higher growth and put the firm back on a path to growth and profitability.
Whether or nor the policy is loosened, it’s important for me to shut out the noise to assess the value of the shares. That’s tricky as the company isn’t profitable, but the crux of the bull case is the enormous growth potential of the EV industry. In fact China has the largest and fastest-growing EV market globally. NIO has benefited from this rising demand, as well as government subsidies and increased investment in EV infrastructure. Through referral programmes and VIP clubhouses it has built a loyal customer base. The opportunity in China alone is huge, but it has started to expand internationally too. Its cars are now for sale in Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands.
So would I buy the stock today? The company’s growth potential excites me, despite the speculation and volatility. However, China-US relations may get worse before they get better. Contrarian investing can be rewarding but there’s a reasonable chance that the stock will be delisted. There are too many unpredictable factors separate from the company’s fundamentals, so I’m continuing to stay clear.
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Alibaba, Nio Stocks Surge: Hang Seng Rises Over 3% As Tech, EV Rally Outweighs COVID-19 Worries
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November 3, 2022 10:29 PM | 2 min read
Alibaba, Nio Stocks Surge: Hang Seng Rises Over 3% As Tech, EV Rally Outweighs COVID-19 Worries
Hong Kong shares traded in the green on Friday with the benchmark Hang Seng opening 3.36% higher. Investors and traders seem to have shrugged off a rise in COVID-19 cases in China which hit their highest since August.Hong Kong Stocks Today
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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE:BABA) 6.27%
JD.com Inc (NASDAQ:JD) 8.92%
Baidu Inc (NASDAQ:BIDU) 4.28%
Tencent Holdings Ltd. (OTC:TCEHY) 4.52%
Meituan (OTC:MPNGF) 5.37%
Nio Inc (NYSE:NIO) 12.06%
XPeng Inc (NYSE:XPEV) 12.09%
Li Auto Inc (NASDAQ:LI) 7.86%
EV maker shares rose on Friday, with Xpeng and Nio gaining over 12% in morning trade. Shares of Alibaba rose over 6%.Macro News: China's COVID-19 cases reached their highest in two-and-a-half months on Thursday dampening hopes for an easing of curbs, reported Reuters.
China will keep the yuan stable and increase the flexibility of its exchange rate, said Yi Gang, governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) while adding that it is important to deepen financial reform and strengthen and improve modern financial supervision, reported Reuters.
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Company News: Lenovo Group (OTC:LNVGY) reported its first revenue decline in 10 quarters with its total revenue during the July-September quarter coming in at $17.09 billion, down 4% year-over-year, reported Reuters.
Nio fell behind on thousands of cars with COVID-Zero disruptions leading to a loss of some 7,000 EVs in production, reported Bloomberg. The company told Benzinga on Thursday it had resumed production after it was initially affected due to COVID-19 curbs
Top Gainers and Losers: CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Limited and JD.com are among the top gainers among Hang Seng constituents, having risen over 7% and 6%, respectively. Lenovo Group Limited and CK Infrastructure Holdings Limited are among the top losers, having fallen 1.85% and 0.4%, respectively.
Global News: U.S. futures traded mixed on Friday morning Asia session. The Dow Jones futures were down 0.07%, while the Nasdaq futures gained 0.08%. The S&P 500 futures were trading lower by 0.04%.
Elsewhere in Asia-Pacific, Australia’s ASX 200 was up 0.22%. Japan’s Nikkei 225 traded 2.06% lower while China’s Shanghai Composite index traded 1.13% higher. South Korea’s Kospi gained 0.25%.
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Alibaba, JD.com, Nio extend rally in Chinese stocks amid continued hope for relaxing COVID rules
Published: Nov. 4, 2022 at 7:01 a.m. ET
By Emily Bary
One ETF tracking Chinese internet stocks has advanced each day this week and was set for a sharp gain FridayU.S.-listed shares of Chinese internet companies including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Nio Inc. were rallying sharply in premarket trading Friday as hopeful sentiment continued to build over the possibility that the country was planning to relax its strict COVID-19 policies.
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Zeng Guang, who was formerly the chief scientist at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said at a conference that there were expected to be “significant” changes to the company’s zero-COVID approach, according to multiple unnamed sources.
Additionally, The Wall Street Journal noted that U.S. inspectors from the Public Accounting Oversight Board were set to complete their on-site review of Chinese companies’ audit records in Hong Kong. That development could ease fears about the prospect of delisting for Chinese companies whose shares trade on U.S. exchanges.
The performance tracks a rally in Hong Kong, where the Hang Seng HSI jumped 5%.
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Among Friday’s premarket gainers were U.S.-listed shares of Bilibili Inc. BILI , up almost 14%, Nio NIO , up nearly 11%, as well as iQiyi Inc. IQ and Alibaba BABA , each up nearly 10%.
U.S.-listed shares of JD.com Inc. JD were up about 9% while shares of Tencent Music Entertainment Group TME were up about 7% and shares of Huya Inc. HUYA
were ahead about 6%.
The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF KWEB was advancing nearly 8% in Friday’s premarket action. It’s gained in each of the four prior trading sessions this week, though it’s still off 20% over the past month and 42% so far this year.See original version of this story
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Alibaba, JD.com, Nio extend rally in Chinese stocks amid continued hope for relaxing COVID rules
Published: Nov. 4, 2022 at 7:01 a.m. ET
By Emily Bary
One ETF tracking Chinese internet stocks has advanced each day this week and was set for a sharp gain FridayU.S.-listed shares of Chinese internet companies including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Nio Inc. were rallying sharply in premarket trading Friday as hopeful sentiment continued to build over the possibility that the country was planning to relax its strict COVID-19 policies.
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Zeng Guang, who was formerly the chief scientist at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said at a conference that there were expected to be “significant” changes to the company’s zero-COVID approach, according to multiple unnamed sources.
Additionally, The Wall Street Journal noted that U.S. inspectors from the Public Accounting Oversight Board were set to complete their on-site review of Chinese companies’ audit records in Hong Kong. That development could ease fears about the prospect of delisting for Chinese companies whose shares trade on U.S. exchanges.
The performance tracks a rally in Hong Kong, where the Hang Seng HSI jumped 5%.
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Among Friday’s premarket gainers were U.S.-listed shares of Bilibili Inc. BILI , up almost 14%, Nio NIO , up nearly 11%, as well as iQiyi Inc. IQ and Alibaba BABA , each up nearly 10%.
U.S.-listed shares of JD.com Inc. JD were up about 9% while shares of Tencent Music Entertainment Group TME were up about 7% and shares of Huya Inc. HUYA
were ahead about 6%.
The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF KWEB was advancing nearly 8% in Friday’s premarket action. It’s gained in each of the four prior trading sessions this week, though it’s still off 20% over the past month and 42% so far this year.See original version of this story
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Chinese EV maker Nio resumes production after COVID shutdown
China is battling a rising number of COVID cases with tough curbs that have significantly disrupted businesses.
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China's electric vehicle maker Nio has resumed production at its two factories in Hefei after disruptions caused by COVID-19 curbs [File: Norihiko Shirouzu/Reuters]
Published On 3 Nov 2022
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Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio has resumed production at its two factories in the eastern city of Hefei after COVID-19 curbs disrupted operations and delayed deliveries.“Production is resumed at the moment,” a company representative said on Thursday, declining to specify whether it was a full or partial resumption.
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China is battling a rising number of COVID cases in several big cities with lockdowns and stringent curbs that have disrupted travel and fuelled worker discontent at major Apple supplier Foxconn.Nio said on Wednesday it had suspended production because of COVID curbs, leading to delays in deliveries when sales are booming, triggering a steep drop in its shares.
Hefei’s latest outbreak began in early October, prompting the authorities to put parts of the city under lockdown at various times, including the district where Nio’s plants are located.
Nio sold 10,059 cars last month, nearly three times its sales from October 2021, after introducing new models such as ET5. For the first 10 months the year, its sales grew 32 percent.
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China's Nio resumes production at its two Hefei factories
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Nio ES8 electric SUV changing its battery is seen inside a power station at a JAC Motors-NIO plant in Hefei
NIO ES8, an all-electric sport utility vehicle, is displayed inside a NIO House "brand experience" store in Beijing
Employee works on the production line of Nio electric vehicles in Hefei[1/4] A Nio ES8 electric SUV changing its battery is seen inside a power station at a JAC Motors-NIO plant in Hefei, Anhui province, China December 14, 2018. Picture taken December 14, 2018. REUTERS/Yilei Sun
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BEIJING, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio (9866.HK) said on Thursday it has resumed production at its two factories in the eastern city of Hefei, after COVID-19 curbs disrupted operations and delayed deliveries.
"Production is resumed at the moment," said a company representative, declining to say whether it was a full or partial resumption.
China is battling a rising number of cases in several major cities with lockdowns and stringent curbs that have disrupted travel and fuelled worker discontent at major Apple(AAPL.O) supplier Foxconn (2317.TW).
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Nio said on Wednesday it had suspended production because of COVID curbs, leading to delays in deliveries when sales are booming, triggering a steep drop in its shares.Hefei's latest outbreak begun in early October, prompting the authorities to put parts of the city under lockdown at various times, including the district where Nio's plants are located.
Nio sold 10,059 cars last month, nearly three times its sales from October 2021, after introducing new models such as ET5. For the first 10 months, its sales grew 32%.
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Alibaba and Nio among Chinese stocks surging as hopes build for country's reopening
Nov 1, 2022 9:17 AM CDT
By Emily BarySocial media post reportedly indicated China may be considering relaxing its strict zero-COVID policies
U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies were enjoying a sharp rally in Tuesday morning trading as hopes built for a potential relaxation of the country's strict measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19.
The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that Hong Kong stocks appeared to be rallying after an anonymous post on Chinese social media suggested that the government may intend to soften pandemic-related restrictions beginning in March. Other outlets also reported on the rumor.
Reuters reported Tuesday that a spokesperson for China's Foreign Ministry said at a news conference that he was "not aware of the situation."
On U.S. exchanges, American depositary receipts (ADRs) for Chinese stocks were surging broadly. Among the big gainers were Chinese internet names including iQiyi Inc. (IQ), up more than 10%; Bilibili Inc. (BILI), up more than 7%; Huya Inc. (HUYA), up more than 5%; JD.com Inc. (JD), up more than 5%; and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (9988.HK), up more than 6%.
The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB) moved ahead by more than 8%. That ETF is off 43% so far in 2022, indicative of the tough stretch for Chinese technology stocks.
Also rallying were U.S.-listed shares of Chinese electric-vehicle company Nio Inc. (NIO), which reported October delivery numbers Tuesday morning. Nio disclosed in its delivery release that "vehicle production and delivery were constrained by operation challenges in our plants as well as supply chain volatilities due to the COVID-19 situations in certain regions in China."
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Two Nio Plants Temporarily Halt Production
Investing.com | Nov 01, 2022 10:59AM ET
Two Nio (NIO) Plants Temporarily Halt Production
By Michael ElkinsA local media outlet, 36kr reported on Tuesday that Chinese electric vehicle maker, Nio Inc. (NYSE:NIO) has recently halted production at two plants in Hefei, Anhui province, amid local Covid prevention and control requirements. Deliveries of its models have also been delayed.
A person familiar with the matter told 36kr that since mid-October, Weilai’s production has begun to face challenges. To cooperate with epidemic prevention, the JAC NIO F1 factory was originally planned to be closed for 3 to 5 days, but later the closure time was extended, and the overall production and delivery rhythms were affected.
Another person close to NIO said that the company’s auto industrial park, Neo Park, in the Hefei Economic and Technological Development Zone is also under closed control recently, and the vehicle production line of the F2 factory has also been suspended.
The lockdown of factories and halted production have greatly affected Nio’s delivery efforts. Many consumers that have ordered vehicles were scheduled to receive them in October, but by late in the month, the vehicles haven’t even started production. Some were told that delivery would be delayed until November.
The report mentioned feedback from some owners over the past two days, showing that production at the NIO plant has not come to a complete stop and that some new cars have started the production process.
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The company reported earlier today that it delivered 10,059 vehicles in October, down 7.5 percent from 10,878 in September and up 174.31 percent from 3,667 in the same month last year.
NIO's press release announcing its delivery figures said that production and delivery of its vehicles were limited by operational challenges at its plants and supply chain fluctuations due to the Covid-19 incident in certain parts of China.
Shares of NIO are up 2.12% in mid-day trading on Tuesday.
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NIO Stock Heats Up on October Deliveries Update
Nio has delivered a total of 259,563 vehicles since its inception
23m ago · By Eddie Pan, InvestorPlace Assistant News Writer
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Source: THINK A / Shutterstock.comNio (NYSE:NIO) stock opened higher by more than 6% today after the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) company reported October deliveries. For the month, deliveries totaled 10,059 vehicles, up 174.3% year-over-year (YOY). Of the deliveries, 5,979 were attributed to premium smart electric SUVs while the remaining 4,080 were premium smart electric sedans. That brings total year-to-date (YTD) deliveries to 92,493 vehicles, up 32% YOY.
Shares of the EV company are trading higher despite the somewhat disappointing delivery figure. During September, Nio delivered 10,878 vehicles, meaning October deliveries fell about 8% month-over-month (MOM).
Investors had expected a higher October figure since deliveries for the ET5 sedan began in late September. Further, the company unveiled its ET7, EL7 and ET5 models to Europe at the NIO Berlin 2022 event in early October. These models will be “gradually made available” in Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden through direct sales, subscriptions and leasing programs.
NIO Stock Trades Higher on October Deliveries Update
In the October delivery update, Nio added that “vehicle production and delivery were constrained by operation challenges in our plants as well as supply chain volatilities due to the COVID-19 situations in certain regions in China.”
The EV company also provided clarity on its delivery figures. Vehicles sold or leased in Europe count toward monthly deliveries. Meanwhile, vehicles acquired through the subscription program are not included in monthly deliveries but instead recognized as assets on the balance sheet.
That said, October’s delivery update has some investors nervous that Chinese demand is weakening. Delivery updates from competitors have also been somewhat disappointing, contributing to the weakening demand thesis. Li Auto (NASDAQ:LI) recently posted deliveries of 10,052, down 13% from 11,531 vehicles in September. XPeng (NYSE:XPEV) also reported 5,101 vehicle deliveries this past month, down 40% MOM from 8,468 vehicles. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) recently announced price cuts for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in China as well, with both price tags now below $40,000. These cuts partially reversed price hikes enacted earlier this year.
Finally, President Xi Jinping successfully secured a third term last month, sending Chinese stocks lower across the board. Investors were worried that Xi Jinping would continue strict crackdowns on tech companies as well as his stringent Covid-19 lockdown policies. This has contributed to NIO stock’s decline of more than 30% during the past month.
On the date of publication, Eddie Pan did not hold (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer, subject to the InvestorPlace.com Publishing Guidelines.
Eddie Pan specializes in institutional investments and insider activity. He writes for InvestorPlace’s Today’s Market team, which centers on the latest news involving popular stocks.
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