NIO

tech01x

There are no large sales drops in the "whole world." Instead, China was up YoY in Q1, and YTD. A slight dip in April YoY, but that makes sense as the Shanghai factory is now exporting more product and there is very little inventory in the delivery pipeline for China (that inventory is enroute elsewhere). BYD and VW does not have better tech, cars, or batteries. Instead, BYD is a big cell supplier for Tesla, as is CATL, LG, and Panasonic. And Tesla also has their own cells. This is a line of BS that is fed to ignorant folks in mainstream business media for clicks. Tesla's earnings on BEVs is the best in the business. Look at the pure BEV makers, like NIO, Xpeng, Rivian, and Lucid. BYD relies on a PHEVs, as well as massive direct CCP subsidies. Furthermore, they have a smartphone business that plenty of folks don't bother to remember to remove when doing direct comparisons for some reason (ignorance, incompetence, or misleading, take your pick). Look at the financials for the BEVs for legacy automotive that dare to separately report their EV units. It isn't pretty. Tesla is well positioned for tariffs... and have proven to be far more nimble with their supply chains. As it stands, Tesla has the highest volume of BEVs above $25,000 price. BYD sells a lot of vehicles below $25,000 price. They are more co-opetition than direct competitors. The mainstream business media likes to compare them directly, but really, it legacy automakers that are getting pummeled. And that feeds directly into the comparison... of course market capitalization of legacy automakers is going to be poor. They have to fight for their lives as the world transitions to battery electric vehicles. They have plenty of stranded assets, idiotic hydrogen development programs, plenty of pension obligations, and fundamentally they have been making a huge chunk of their profits in after-sales parts and being a bank, financing their consumers purchases rather than in the vehicles themselves. Their business model is getting disrupted and their 5 year CAGR is flatline or negative and will likely remain negative for some time to come. That's why VW Group has been making deals with Xpeng and Rivian, as their in-vehicle platform electronics and computer architecture has been ancient and they have failed to develop alternatives. Every major legacy automaker is going through this crisis. Recalls on the CT are relatively meaningless... it's a novel product with lots of new stuff going on, it will have higher levels of recalls. Plenty of automakers have been doing recalls and no one cares. But Tesla doing a recall... that gets mainstream business headlines. The Tesla semi factory is being constructed in Nevada. It's going to have significant positive reception simply due to the economics of electric versus ICE in the US and elsewhere. It's also not an easy product to bring to market with significant technical and logistical challenges. The vehicles already made and being used by the likes of Pepsi every day are already best in segment. Clearly you haven't been watching the progress of FSD, especially amongst those that use it often. There are plenty of folks that have been showing its progress in China, which has had one major release and it already drives better than the competitors in Huawei, Xpeng, NIO, and others, even when others have additional sensors like LiDAR. We have seen several LiDAR equipped vehicles crash in China in the past few months, including some deaths (in a Xiaomi). Folks repeated the exact same scenario that resulted in deaths in that Xiaomi with LiDAR with Tesla's vision only FSD, and Tesla's vehicle passes that scenario. Tesla has been running 300 vehicles in test for their unsupervised FSD, and they will be rolling that service out in June. Folks that keep assuming the lack of progress in this front given the actual progress shown by plenty of people in both China and the US is mind boggling. Even more so the recent attempts to discount the economics of robotaxi's.

Regenbooggeit

I remember buying NIO at 50 and by accident selling it at 58 before it went down into the earth’s core. What the hell happened to it

thec4nman

If you ever want to see the biggest regards of mankind, go to the NIO subreddit and you’ll see people who believe NIO will be $15 EOY. 

BoringMitten

No surprise here, Tesler getting dominated by BYD in China and losing it's edge on NIO.

ResolutionNo8430

That’s including NIO right?

karmalizing

Wow yeah what happened to NIO

hammy1963

How about NIO?

OneTea

NIO back in 2020-2021.

tech01x

First of all, it was Biden that raised the import tariffs on Chinese EVs to 100%. Next, Tesla is doing well in China, given their price point. For example, the Model Y leads its sales segment and dominates over NIO and BYD in that segment. Xiaomi recently joined as a strong competitor, willing to price aggressively against the Model 3, but there is still gaps with crash safety and technology. The broader reduction in ICE vehicles is the bigger story, with German automakers suffering large drops too. Traditional legacy automakers without advanced software are likely to continue to suffer. And the U.S. political position wrt fossil fuels likely pushes legacy Detroit to less and less globally competitive positions, where only the U.S. will continue to buy most of their products, and even then, the economics of EVs will end up taking over.

ipunchppl

Lmao NIO. I remember the good ol wsb days

medicsansgarantee

I think the best move right now is to sell everything or at least reduce your positions in most of those stocks, especially the high-risk ones. Keep a smaller portion of PLUG and NIO if you still believe in them, but cut back on them too. Then, take the cash and put it all into bonds—about 1/3 in US Treasuries (5-10 years), 1/3 in T-bills + cash, and 1/3 in 2-5 year Treasuries. Over time, you can slowly rotate a portion of the interest back into your old portfolio or other stocks you think have potential, but go in slow and just a bit at a time. If bond yields shift dramatically, you can adjust or ask other folks for advice. I’m new to bonds myself, but my guess is you can let the short-term bonds mature and buy a little extra if rates go up. Sometimes the yields jump more than 5%, so hey, why not put $1,000 in a 5-year bond? Or maybe buy a bit of inflation-adjusted ones (TIPS). This way, you protect your capital while keeping the ability to adjust if conditions change. It’s like 3 barrels of dry powder for your cannon: ready to act if you spot a target and It wouldn’t hurt so much if you misfire a few times. :D

nbr0909

Thoughts on this NIO catalyst watch? Citi is super bullish

Financial_Emu_1591

Let's go NIO

CryptographerCool173

Hi solid response. I have a question 🙋. I restarted doing CCs in January 2025 after blowing up my account in 2022 ( mostly bcz of NIO, LCID). Now I am trying to stick to NVDA and solid stocks mostly. I involved wife this time and we both take the decisions what to sell and when to sell. She insists me to withdraw minimum 30% of the premium collects in every month and keep it in savings to use when there is a collapse in the market. Her argument is we need to see the premium income separately so we know we are getting somewhere. For me I like to use the premium to buy my next position. But I see she has a point from the risk management aspect. Anyway I agreed with her to withdraw 30% net premiums from next month. What do you think? My account size is 17k.

Plus_Seesaw2023

I mean... [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=FFAI&ty=c&ta=0&p=d](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=FFAI&ty=c&ta=0&p=d) have you seen the graph?! If you had to give us just one argument for why we should go bullish on this stock, what would it be? If you're going to be bullish on the EV sector, you might as well buy LCID, NIO or PSNY. No ?

hammy1963

Check out NIO, for sure it will raise over 10% by end of ne t week.

Coldasice_1982

Delisting is not a risk mate. I have Xpeng and NIO, as both have dual listing on HK, your broker will be able to convert your ADR to HK shares if necessary. Delisting wont happen as that would do much more harm to US then to China.

ayashifx55

i still remember back then i held NIO from 5$ to like 45-50$ lol

himatgami

BYD - I like the battery/electronics angle they have in addition to their Auto offering - first couple of things are v. good cashflow generators and allows them to compete in an ever increasingly competitive EV market. Established, good financials. Good mid market car offering. NIO is another to look out for. Not quite profitable yet, but has a selection of vehicles that I think are superior to many german luxury brands (merc, porsche etc). Tried a few out in frankfurt end of last year, couldnt believe what you get for your money.

Pygmy_Nuthatch

TSLA is in decline, but the market is irrational. Buy calls of TSLA competitors. Trying to short TSLA is crazy. NIO calls are printing; it's up 18% this month.

CommandOk50

Bought leaps on NIO and MU.

tech01x

Deliveries in China higher than last year, YTD. They were also higher in Q1, YoY. Even in the terrible Q1, they had $2.1 billion in positive cash flow from operations and ended up with $37 billion in cash. They have the strongest financials of any pure BEV maker... and compared to the pure BEV business segment of any other automaker. Most don't even make positive net margin, some don't make positive gross margin, many don't make even positive contribution margin. GM, Ford, Rivian, Lucid, NIO, Xpeng, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes, VW Group, etc... all lose money on their BEVs on a net basis. Companies out of Asia have very limited visibility into their finances. We can see some hints, like Hyundai's extremely negative free cash flow. Furthermore, this quarter's non-operational adjustments like the $129 million loss on Bitcoin and the $300 million loss from FX are likely to reverse for Q2.

GRDT_Benjamin

NIO ET9 with 150kW swappable battery. Does anybody know how to import one?

EnergyOwn6800

As of February 2025 there have been 45 Waymo accidents and a death. A BYD electric school bus caught fire with tons of children still on it in China. Multiple incidents of BYD cars catching fire due to the Blade Battery catching fire and exploding. A man in China driving a NIO ES8 with self driving crashed and died. No self driving or electric vehicle is perfect. So what is your point?

Careful-Armadillo225

Pump NIO

bluishboots

**Hey everyone,** I’ve been investing for \~3 years. Started with \~$4k realised profit, but made some bad calls — now down about $7.25k, so $3.25k net. Here’s my current portfolio (with % of total invested and losses): Stock % of Total Invested Gain/Loss (%) ALB 43% -66% AMD 23% -36% ETSY 10% -56% EL 7% -48% ASML 15% -14% NIO 1% -65% ALB is my biggest loss — DCA’d too high. I'm confident in AMD and ASML. EL and ETSY were more impulsive. NIO is negligible. I’ve got a few grand to invest. Considering: **Amazon, Microsoft, or VTI**. Given my current portfolio, what would you recommend? Any thoughts on my holdings or those three picks? **Appreciate any insight — be kind 😅**

EarthConservation

Been saying for some time now that it's not Russia that owns this administration, it's China. The biggest tell was Elon Musk getting involved. China clearly has him by the balls and can end all of his companies and probably bankrupt him with a simple twist. If you're unaware, Tesla's largest production plant that's responsible for building 50% of their global vehicle supply, along with parts for all of their other factories is in Shanghai. China bailed Tesla out in 2017 at a time when Musk claims they were a month away from bankruptcy, then in 2018 convinced Tesla to build their second assembly plant in Shanghai in 2019. China essentially paid, probably planned, and organized the entire construction and rapid start of production, even seemingly forcing NIO (A Chinese OEM) to sell Tesla an assembly line's worth of manufacturing equipment so they could move up start of production by 6 months. China has since been subsidizing the living hell out of the company. In 2024, when Tesla's demand seemed to be falling off a cliff, China added Tesla to the list of car brands that government agencies could buy... the only foreign car brand on this list. That seemed to quickly spike Tesla's sales... but still wasn't enough to increase sales for the year. China likely wanted Tesla to setup shop in China to use Tesla to buy and export Chinese made battery cells as they attempted to rapidly ramp up cell production, and as they began building out their own auto plants. Tesla was there to buy up all the excess cells while China's auto manufacturing was built out. It's very likely they were giving Tesla steep cell discounts, which is the real reason Tesla's vehicle margins suddenly shot up so quickly, and they were touting the lowest per kWh battery cells / packs in the industry. Now that China's car industry has ramped so quickly, they likely no longer depend on Tesla buying so many battery cells from them. I imagine China and Tesla hoped to export Chinese LFP cells to the US to be put in US assembled cars and sold in our high cost of living nation. However, right away, they got hit with tariffs. Tesla did manage to import LFP battery packs from Chine for a short time through the end of 2023, even getting the full federal EV tax credit on the sale of cars with these packs as battery sourcing rules were delayed, and then a loophole was found. Biden almost certainly rushed through the IRA EV tax credit, ripping out certain provisions he was trying to get for unions, because Tesla's inventory in 2022 suddenly started to skyrocket, and this was Biden's way of bailing Tesla out, at the expense of all other OEM companies trying to sell EVs. Given the importance of Tesla's Shanghai plant and how reliant they are on it, and the importance of the Chinese market which is Tesla's largest by far, China can easily extort Musk into doing whatever they want. China could stop subsidizing Tesla, stop allowing government agencies to buy their cars, enforce environmental / worker regulations on their factory, shutdown their plant entirely, and/or ban Tesla from the Chinese market. This would devastate Tesla's share price and could kill the company. China's also now known to have been investing in SpaceX, albeit it's known that Musk only allowed this to happen so long as the Chinese investment went through offshore opaque banks like in the Cayman Islands. In no world should Elon Musk have ever had clearance to access private government data when he's so easily blackmailed. Note, the first thing Musk cut was USAID... an agency that I think a lot of Americans never even heard of. USAID directly competes against China's belt and road initiative, which has China assisting lower wealth nations with infrastructure in exchange to access to their resources. USAID can be used for the same thing. By shutting down USAID, the US government has just ceded access to foreign raw material contracts to China.

Ok-Tart664

Great same as NIO

Metacog_Drivel

Just kill NIO already, put it out of its misery

chobro17

Whether you are a bull or bear, we can all agree that NIO is a crappy stock

GRDT_Benjamin

BYD should buy out NIO and start competing in the luxury segment.

Plus_Seesaw2023

Yes. For example, you are well aware that, for instance, the Swiss National Bank bought shares in NIO when the stock was at $3 and liquidated their entire position between $40 and $60. While it's true that institutional funds manage their portfolios on a quarterly basis, when they make purchases, it is rarely with the intention of making a +10% capital gain...

yellowbean123

if you think BYD is too expensive in stock market, think other company like XIAOMI/LeapMotor or CATL (battery manufacture).they are all doing well as new player in this market. While, keep eyes away from NIO as its business model just not right to me .

Sea-Shallot

lol I remember when NIO was shilled endlessly back in the day

HolyKnightHun

NIO market cap is $8.24 billion compared to BYD $157.35 billion. On a Market Cap/Market Share ratio NIO is a better deal. Of course that's not the only factor people should consider

Vivid-Scallion-4031

This honestly means nothing. I was holding NIO 2 months ago, JPM downgrades, the stock falls 10%, 2 days later “JPM acquires 2 million shares of NIO” stock then runs 20%

allahakbau

Nio is a very good company but its management is strange as hell. I bought and sold NIO when I realized wtf it is. Went all in on xpeng and never looked back. It’s not really business model for nio. People do love battery swap, they just cant sell cars for whatever reason. 

FunSeaworthiness709

what's reddit's obsession with NIO? they have like 2% market share in China and are running at a huge loss. meanwhile BYD has over 30% market share in China, are already very profitable and have big expansion plans to europe, south east asia, latin america and australia.

RememberTooSmile

word of advice for the young and new here: #DONT BLINDLY FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TRADES One of my buddies tried convincing me NIO was a buy at $63 and I was regarded for not going in with him.

LetsGoAhoy

Learnt my lesson with NIO

pibbleberrier

Ironically BYD and the countless other Chinese car makers would never have succeeded had China not place tarriff on import cars for many decades in order to protect its home grown industry. The result however wasn’t all sunshine and rainbow. Despite the tariff protection, BYD and specifically the EV industry drag its feet and was none competitive even inside China for many many year until China allow Tesla to enter the market, spurring actually innovation and competition. NIO Byd xiaomi and all these EV company really up ramp up AFTER Tesla enter the Chinese market. Competition is what from foreign companies specifically Tesla is what help China EV industry really take off. I believe Trump is trying to replicated the first part of the CCP’s plan to protect home grown industry. However China has no regime change or political challenge every 4 years and can plan 100 years ahead. Even if Trump success in the part 1, part 2 of tariff breeding uncompetitiveness will eventually set in and it may not happen for many years when Trump is not longer allow to run for office anymore.

GRDT_Benjamin

NIO et9

twbivens

I live in Shenzhen. 75% of the cars on the road are electric … mix of Tesla, BYD, NIO, XPeng and others. In general EVs are affordable and abundant. I think there’s enough market for Tesla, but the other brands are doing some amazing things here, too.

Toomanybeerz

How do I tell if mine will be affected? I own a lot of NIO. I keep it like a lottery ticket.

Cropitalist

BABA and NIO are both listed as ADRs, so I’d imagine they’re in the same boat.

zachariah120

So if I have NIO should I get rid of that?

Local-Bid5365

What would happen if Chinese stocks got delisted and I held puts? Since the company isn’t actually folded. So if I bought long NIO puts at a $3 strike, and they decide to delist Chinese stocks, would those be worth $300 a contract?

korbs23

China calls. Baba, PDD, Baidu, some NIO, BILI, and i threw NVIDIA in there. Call options expiring May

staunch_character

The China stocks like BABA should be way down but I’m guessing gov is pumping them. If EU lifts tariffs on Chinese cars what do we have? XPEV, LI, NIO? I think BYD only trades in HK.

AFisch00

Do it. My NIO needs to print

JoeLikesGames

Remember when everyone in here was buying NIO like 4 years ago

ChikkuAndT

Not sure on the best but I have a Never Again list which has the following: SPCE LCID NIO AMC PLUG FCEL WKHS

PorscheEnjoyer55

That’s so funny cuz I asked ChatGPT to give me 100 penny stocks, I put them on a google spin wheel and I spun NIO. I’m putting like $10 in tho lol

Kind_Initiative_7567

I am thinking of buying NIO stock - it like 3.5 now, can it get any lower ? Looks like they could get traction in the EU....

gounatos

Sorry about the chinese stocks being delisted. My fault for buying NIO and BABA Puts i guess. Can't catch a break

Maleficent-Ad560

Well there goes my NIO stock. Sheesh.

Groundbreaking-Bell8

Same with NIO

Fun_Slip_4350

I’ve put my last $180 all into NIO calls expiring tomorrow. I’ve lost all my money -$20k down in last few months and currently $1.6k in my overdraft as a broke student 

Traditional_Mousse97

Europe will remove tariffs on Chinese electric cars. Bullish for NIO!!

tar_baby33

NIO?

som1alive

Good for you, dude. I'm holding out for a (small) win. But typically do the opposite of me and you'll come out on top. Holding puts for: Ford 4/17 NIO 4/17 TSLA 4/17 So everyone should definitely do the opposite. (down 70% this month) 

chiswis

yes pls stimulate my NIO bags 

browsk

LMAO I just used my NIO bags I was holding for 2 years for tax losses for 2024. I’d suggest getting out while you can 💀

chobro17

I sold crap ton of NIO puts and was forced to exercise when the price fell, now holding 25,000 shares of fucking Nio. AMA

bunny1138

Why are BABA and NIO doing ok today? I thought the trade war with China was still on.

TvRemoteThief

This might be bad news for my NIO shares I purchased at the ATH, which currently stand as a--*checks notes*--94% unrealized loss. Bullish though because I'm up $1.50 today.

LongTermStocks

Why would NIO go bankrupt? lol NIO has basically 0% exposure to the US. It has a team in Cali (10 people left) it does not mean it has exposure lol. [](https://alb.reddit.com/cr?za=Xi5C4s5_CzjEEkp9-kOE1nmbo6yBh6CkTP-T3F7CXEl7DboTm-C8Ze60RukgBWeuBwhxK0PeWP94g8zDQcrNY3_qFBs5W76AsZN7DdtyGNAZlS5pnRg2H9KQqHKv8DjBl8Kjo3RtqMyjKvSxZa2ViU3YDDViLPNIRPXrKvARPK2ebsCIGkfyUzi_5C10o5Ah8ff_AarQFkHzUwrOjcjr1Gxh2HXOqiR5UEFqBGyrInw-9wjpIPryUme8S7oYy6wEJZT7iOGogv_BlQxbeztSnmSeEdBcNMnVaAY7kelGlTWgCfKvemTDQ3FnRw0a7hrXTGTr_CZ7KXxvg62464XmOIBChzpAzBWZgXJpi9q7XMT1m8g7BCYrROr1473bm4TaoIVisuoWG2u29-Z9OlrDJBaTKmFymLtbsDbY7lPfwJJAg5lA-ZMgtjjy7Ae2MywDhvS4AH_1I7O73mW7SZeOFOlgzWDnJSFJOYFftFRKA18wOPdLcemXbPXPjKZiPCnJQVUS9EX78F6EcpuIOzBKjrLNTfA75bXfwm1AuFFaK7ZJ-PJC0WygAsFFcOzNJkJjB-DKVmoecGDjlcBlLFF15GIstw7T8ItC&zp=nqWCa8qJ2YIOHX8T68QoAvcWErz_lN8Eoq6F1RyrqRVl8wUXFDELCOs7te3PvCjb8rtk3ekWUAElOztkrMTCCaN2uj7EaMrb6IeZDobIKaNQugsoEWEUtRhlE6gCp6nVyIuxlftqIPkaFSUwT7CdJWx9D63HLaKyA5f8NEGC64sePygrHOUuIXutqjqWLj6FMmE2tjqOHItY_pzEzymuLHtVI6wFFcOwXBPEceuPgEckUjnr7T50JFQk2BU6IfpsCkonPYUtMxQQVyo6wEMrYSoHV8BVfDtylhpPfz9gAEqnQ-4sJ_0zPXRtOGFi0z6Eae0XlMu4cJ3uGC2r_SnoxChny6YGHAN9qdTinTwzlBwjoQyFRrGzSqE)

OpeningName5061

Won't hurt me. I'm already 93% down on NIO. So the jokes on him.

stc2828

NIO might go under in future but it has nothing to do with the tariff. It sells 0 car in the US. Tesla will take a loss but it should be fine overall. Since it has US factories for US market, and Chinese factories for the rest of the world.

Practical-Web-1851

NIO will bankrupt without market crash. That company is burnning billions of dollars per month withour any return.

Past-Entertainer335

no, TSLA has been classified as second tiers for many years already in China. Xiaomi, XPeng, NIO are way more popular comparing with TSLA with less costs. No to mention Musk is no longer a popular figure in China anymore. Robotics develiopment is unable to compete with factories in China at all. no future. xAI is money-buring business.

Shot_Lynx_4023

LCID. HTZ. NIO. AMC. Fun fact, I have all of these and had FSR. So, trust me bro

thec4nman

NIO bag holders are in even more tears right now 

OtherwisePresent2832

Why do you think NIO is at risk? They dont have a USA footprint.

Mimir_the_Younger

Sure, but no single small business will make headlines like, say NIO or TSLA or one of the airlines imploding.

tar_baby33

Damn NIO

Plus_Seesaw2023

Worst one ? PSNY NIO LCID. Best one ? AAPL fraction share lol

Competitive-Meet-511

You're almost 100% in US tech. That is, you have 100% exposure to one country on earth and 0% to 194 others. You are 100% in a massively overvalued market and 0% in companies with competitive valuations. You are 100% in companies that are extremely vulnerable to geopolitical events and recessions and 0% in companies that fare well in that environment. You are 100% in established companies that may well be past their prime and 0% in new opportunities. The other person is right - there's no inherent reason to sell at a loss unless your thesis has changed. It's just that this should never have been your portfolio in the first place unless you have an insane level of confidence in US Tech. Also, it's highly questionable how you can possibly be optimistic about all of these companies or even know much about them - I'm willing to bet anything you don't have a strong understanding of most of them. I would do a few things: 1. Figure out which companies you actually understand and are confident in. 2. Find two BM ETFs: one Europe, one Int'l, and at bare minimum stick 25% (but realistically more) into those even if you're utterly confident that the US will reach new heights in the very near future. 3. Consider selling anything you bought because you saw it on wallstreetbets or on YouTube, which is what a lot of this looks like, or at least thoroughly research the company. 4. It's tempting to keep what's in the red, but it has no bearing on future performance. Hold or don't, but be aware of your own bias and understand that there is zero relationship between a stock being down and future performance. Sometimes they come back, other times they're red for a reason and don't come back, or if they do your money is still better put elsewhere. My PERSONAL sell list, and this is pure opinion because there are arguments either way, would definitely include: GOOG, TSLA, PYPL, META, and SOFI. I would personally consider keeping JPM, NIO, and AMD. Again, this is personal opinion, take it as such. I would also go way more than 25% int'l, but one can make a reasonable argument for anywhere between 25% and 100% non-US, so my previous rec was conservative because if in doubt it's better to stay closer to the status quo.

coloradoinsuranceguy

Yeah I used to own shares in NIO and I like the battery swap idea for various reasons, but they just don’t seem to sell cars. Xpeng seems like a better company and is growing sales quickly.

coloradoinsuranceguy

Out of all the companies in the world, you feel that NIO is the best opportunity?

Iamnotsmart987

I'm guessing my only position (NIO) will now go to .24 a share.

Maleficent-Ad560

Not necessarily. You don't need a million dollars to spend $100 on PLUG, or $200 on NIO, or $1000 on Google, even Crypto. Just buy some and forget about it for 20 years. Either you'll be at zero or substantially more than when you started it. They're all cheaper than they most likely will ever be, and I'm not rich, but I am playing the game, so we'll see how it goes. I only gamble money I can afford to lose. So a few hundred a month at a high risk of either implosion or explosion. Count me in.

ImpromptuFanfiction

Only when the 19 year old who told me to go all-in on NIO sells his Lamborghini on Tik Tok will I know for sure the bottom is in.

Suitable-Classic-174

Held onto NIO 1000 shares at $3.96. Never sold and saw it over $40k still holding. Second worse is not selling doge for $35k but just learn to take profits or just be ok with not 😭

phredbull

Fair enough. With that said, I hold a large number of NIO shares.

Dave4216

NIO brings me back, I remember making money on 50c, haven’t looked at it in years

EquivalentSock9935

NIO

RagerSupreme2

NIO also

thec4nman

I'm 85% down on NIO

Consistent-Stage-217

LOL. Got into NIO.. That was fun.. weeeeeeeee

MarioMartinsen

Bs.. Where is infrastructure for 1000kw chargers? 🤣 This is a marketing bs same as NIO battery swapping

dalooooongway

NIO $4 calls cheap af

dalooooongway

NIO could be the move

dalooooongway

NIO gonna pamp

iop9

I'm old enough to remember when NIO was a pumpin' meme stock.

Juggernaut4013

NIO and Advanced Money Destroyer

Away-Description-786

Since the fuss elon is causing, it is visible that Chinese cars are coming faster. I also have xpeng BYD and NIO shares. Before you saw them driving occasionally, this year I keep thinking “eh there’s another one driving there and another one”.

sebadonzie

NIO

Oakislet

BYD, NIO, Xiaomi, Gac, so many good inventive ones. Not to leave out Kia, Volvo, BMW, Genesis, Cupra, Hyundai, Mercedes, Kia, Audi, Polestar, Renault, Nissan and Porsche who all make equal cars to Teslas.

DICK_STUCK_IN_COW

What’s your top picks for the eventual recovery? I kinda wanna gamble on NIO