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Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (May 21, 2026) 📈 📉
Jim Cramer Calls Stellantis “Devastating” as Stock Sinks Amid Financial Reset
Is STLA Cooked? Stellantis Takes $26 Billion EV Write-Down as Electrification Strategy Resets
Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (September 24, 2025) 📈 📉
Whitmer warns Trump tariffs cost Michigan automakers $2B in Q2, 7,500 jobs lost, risking state economy and auto industry growth
Any other business owners use market puts as business insurance?
(04/24) Interesting Stocks Today - China says there are no trade negotiations!
(04/24) Interesting Stocks Today - China says there are no trade negotiations!
STELLANTIS is the most undervalued EU company
Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) to furlough 900 workers at five plants in the US and temporarily shut production in Canada and Mexico
If I were to DCA for 2 years into two large cap value plays for long term hold, what would you recommend?
UAW Says it Scored a Key Victory with GM on Battery Plants, a Key Battleground.
UAW threatens 2nd expansion of strikes at Detroit automakers if progress isn’t made by Friday
Tesla $TSLA stands to benefit as the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike against the big three automakers begins.
Did I autism into $57k gain or am bigly regarded?
UAW’s War on $GM, $F, $STLA: Lose/ Lose Situation?? (Except for $TSLA)
WSJ - Detroit automakers entered labor talks at cost disadvantage to Tesla
Apparently, UAW Strike Is Bullish For Stocks - F, GM and STLA are up today
I was playing Scramble and from TSLA I got STLA...and...2x revenue and 1/10 of market cap?!
I don't understand this. I used Scramble with TSLA and I got STLA, I looked at the stock price and my broker recommended an ophaltmologist.
UAW Makes Ambitious Demand: 46% Rise in Pay Over 3 Years, Potentially $80B.
UAW Demands 40% Pay Hike in Labor Talks With Detroit Automakers
Whats everyones thoughts on STLA stock
RBC upgrades Stellantis to Buy after meeting with management (NYSE:STLA)
5 Dividend Stocks with 7%+ Yield Wall Street Analysts Recommend
5 Dividend Stocks with 7%+ Yield Wall Street Analysts Recommend
5 Dividend Stocks with 7%+ Yield Wall Street Analysts Recommend
What is your sneaky long term stock pick if you had to pick over next 5 years?
Scared me, says Yahoo Finance: Tesla could become a "zombie stock" as interest rates rise
Will $STLA be the best actor/performer in the automotive market for the next years?
Will $STLA be the best actor/performer in the automotive market for the next years?
Stock price chart of the same company differs a lot on different exchanges. How does this come?
Is Ford (F.US) worth buying after falling to a 52-week low?
What am I missing about seriously undervalued $STLA?
Why do some stocks have many gaps and look spaced out?
New to stocks, thoughts on STLA?
STLA I have a good feeling about this one.
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A few years ago I bought STLA (Stellantis) calls while TSLA was popping thinking that enough people would fat-finger the ticker and pump up STLA. I belong here.
can F and STLA go ahead and die so they stop putting pieces of shit on our roads?
>**Trump signals he would allow China to build cars in US** >"If China wanted to come in and open a plant to build their cars here, I'd be okay with it. Japan does it, but they hire our people," Trump told Fox News in an interview. >"What I don't want is them to build in Mexico and build it inexpensively and ship it across the border," he added. F DED, GM DED, STLA DED, TSLA DED, KIA/HYUNDAI DED Gyna absolutely dominates in the "boring suppository-shaped crossover" category, and that's the only thing that makes money in America
STLA gonna rocket when we get the Canada TACO
$STLA going to the moon one day.
$USOn$REPSOL $EQNR $BP $STLA, AI datacenters need energy and ev's baby with high oil prices
Same. AAON even worse. At least with AAON I know it can't go down much so the asymmetry is comforting. APP doesn't have a helluva lot of support past this level. If you're into these deep value trades STLA seems to be gaining some traction.
How about STLA? Can't fall forever can it
STLA all time low, anyone wanna catch a falling knife with me?
Looking at adding more to my STLA holdings after Cramer said it was “not investible right now.” Inverse Cramer FTW.
Is STLA just a TSLA typo??
Market so cooked even STLA seems like a bargain
STLA = the sleeper stock? With the near return of the V8, it might run up
I’ve been watching Widepoint (WYY) recently because of their work with the Department of Energy. Working in Nuclear Energy with all of the data centers opening. They have been making strides recently. Also in cyber security. Basically working on how our government can access and share and examine classified information on the move. Shows a lot of promise. 52W-Low 2.80. Recent ATH 12.25. Currently sitting 11.23. Stellantis (STLA) I believe we are ready for electric vehicles that truly have nothing to do with Musk. Welcome to Stellantis. Currently going through a bit of a flux after doing what they called a “business reset” that cost 22.2 billion dollars. But that comes with the territory. They own Jeep/Ram/Peugoet/Fiat. They know Musk has a stranglehold on the EV market here in America. So their eyes are on the EU. Part of that 22.2 billion dollars went towards acquisitions of a B2B marketplace out of São Paulo to have power over their own distribution. 52W-Low 6.28 52W-High 12.22 ATH 29.51 currently 7.04 And last I’m watching Talos Energy (TALO) if we truly go back to “drill baby drill” these guys will be a factor. They have a great deep sea mining system that’s extremely cost effective and right now is seeing a massive 72.3% Gross Margin in this economy…52W-Low 7.67 52W-High 17.05 ATH 70.98 currently 14.75
I’ve been watching Widepoint (WYY) recently because of their work with the Department of Energy. Working in Nuclear Energy with all of the data centers opening. They have been making strides recently. Also in cyber security. Basically working on how our government can access and share and examine classified information on the move. Shows a lot of promise. 52W-Low 2.80. Recent ATH 12.25. Currently sitting 11.23. Stellantis (STLA) I believe we are ready for electric vehicles that truly have nothing to do with Musk. Welcome to Stellantis. Currently going through a bit of a flux after doing what they called a “business reset” that cost 22.2 billion dollars. But that comes with the territory. They own Jeep/Ram/Peugoet/Fiat. They know Musk has a stranglehold on the EV market here in America. So their eyes are on the EU. Part of that 22.2 billion dollars went towards acquisitions of a B2B marketplace out of São Paulo to have power over their own distribution. 52W-Low 6.28 52W-High 12.22 ATH 29.51 currently 7.04 And last I’m watching Talos Energy (TALO) if we truly go back to “drill baby drill” these guys will be a factor. They have a great deep sea mining system that’s extremely cost effective and right now is seeing a massive 72.3% Gross Margin in this economy…52W-Low 7.67 52W-High 17.05 ATH 70.98 currently 14.75
STLA investors, upset about the company/stock losing value, decide to sue the company causing it to lose more value.
Anyone know why STLA was just halted?
I love how easy it is to make money with STLA.
Any thoughts on STLA? They are at an almost 10yr low and seems they are trying to rebound from previous leadership decisions. There is an investors day meeting on May 21st.
Stellantis stock (STLA) gonna rocket once the algos pick up Dodge RAM and add it to the AI list
How does this potentially impact Stellantis ($STLA)?
Bought $STLA around 7.7 usd today before it’s Q1 reports tomorrow.
Welcome to the stock market. If you buy shares in a company who don't pay dividends whose business goes south, then demand for that stock will go down and you'll have to sell at a loss. But guess what? If you buy shares in a company who DOES pay dividends whose business goes south, they very well might choose to reduce or eliminate their dividend. And now you'll be not getting paid a dividend while ALSO having to sell the share at a loss. An example of the latter that is a big, well-known, company, is Stellantis (STLA). They were trading in a band around $10/share for most of the last year while paying a dividend. But they took a net loss in 2025, announced a cancellation of their dividend in early February, and now their share price is about $8/share. So if you're a STLA investor relying on the dividend to pay you out, you've lost your dividend payment and 20% of the value of your shares. Lots of risks in investing, my friend...
Bought $STLA around 6.55 usd avg recently
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sorry $STLA baggies, i bought at 6fiddy , 5bucks incoming
Ccl and STLA !! Let’s rebound!
honestly the portfolio isn't bad for someone just starting out, you've got real diversification across sectors and your gold plays (GLD, GDX, SLV) have been carrying you.. the main thing i'd look at is position sizing, some of these are way too small to move the needle and a few like STLA and HDB are just quietly bleeding.
STLA Bought at 12 to 18 bucks, thinking it was cheap. Sold for ~$9 once they posted losses. My thesis was wrong - I thought they had strong brands but in reality it turned out they have a few good brands and the rest were minnows. Not unlike the predicament Swatch Group finds itself in. ATL (NSE) - I bought the import export CFS thesis expecting long term growth, but I overpaid by too much for it and watched the stock getting crushed by 50-60%.
Jim Cramer - "Strong Buy" recommendation for STLA
For Giggles: NGD/LAC/TMC/GME/STLA And Shits: EONR/SRXH/BURU (ride up er back i shall, daddy needs some cheap footwear, preferably at ross dress for less)
I’ve done the calculations and if UNH goes back to $500, HOOD goes back to $145 and STLA goes back to $20 by Friday my port will be saved.
STLA is oversold on news that has been digested.
STLA and Hecla are at good entry points today.
STLA won't even make it through this year
STLA rocked my world at open. Lost 2 months salary in 30 seconds.
STLA casually -25% You wouldn't understand, it's a Jeep thing
STLA: Stellantis may be a bargain because the EU is preparing to spend 5% of GDP to build a world class military now that they can't count on the USA military like they used to do.45dte Calls at open on the big dip.
Now we find out why someone sold 30,000+ covered calls on STLA two months ago. I love when all the pieces finally come together.
Say what you will about their overall performance- but STLA at $6.88 pre-market is the easiest 50% in the market today.
Someone accidentally let STLA go over $10. Now thy are going to drop it to $9.55 as punishment.
wtf is going on with STLA stock? $9.62-$9.88 overnight. Settling back aruond 9.70 now
I mean yeah? The more a stock goes up the less appealing it is to buy from a risk reward perspective. The bull case is priced in but the bear case most certainly is not. SNDK to 750 right now would provide the same returns as META to 1k, ENPH to 60 or even safer a rebound story like STLA to 15
I had this exact same situation with UNH and STLA. My options were a a year out and some even two years out. Both were up significantly. UNH cratered and lost $60 and I lost the vast majority of my profits. STLA dropped $2.00 and I lost the vast majority of my profits. Something unforeseen came up and I needed the money. Ended up taking around $100,000 loss because I couldn’t wait 3-12 months for the positions to recover. I’d take profits and possibly reenter with a new position less your profits.
STLA just ruined my year in a single day.
If mango enacts 30 yr car loans, calls on STLA. You know every "future doctor/lawyer" is going to max loan rate for 30 yrs to get that hellcat.
I’m not far behind you. Almost all of my losses are purely UNH and STLA driven.
Turns out having half of your portfolio in UNH and the other half in STLA was not a good diversification.
Had STLA sold for a short profit
hold on STLA through lunch, possibly add more calls (target $13). SPY, BYND puts (targets $660 and $1.50 respectively). buying more GLD, SLV calls (target $380 and $44) for 11/7 exp - expecting China deal to fall apart
STLA, before someone comes for me. Do your DD. I think its one of the most underhyped stocks that's undervalued at the moment
made a small profit on STLA calls today, expecting big SPY drop in the next 2 days. got a modest PUT ready. also PUT on BYND for 2str, hoping to see $1.50 tomorrow for modest profit. calls on gold and silver trusts, expecting modest profits after the China deal gets screwed
Depends. I did STLA puts for idk, 9 months straight? And jusstttt this week lost for the first time
bought some calls for STLA and IAU, expecting small but reliable profits for 7dte, sold out of my GLD option for a 400% increase and reinvested into a slightly more diversified set of options. holding BYND until Mar 2026, then its a sell at any price (probably tax hedging). probably buy some SLV mon/tue. trying not to overinvest in metals as I expect the China trade talks to fall through sometime nextweek - but could be wrong
oh gosh yes! hahaha you're betting on a 20% move on STLA and 27% move on UNH? Those tend to basically theta decay unless the price starts getting really close or exceeds and then it blows up. I'm not as familiar with the deep otm options, all I know is they have a small delta and so things won't move unless the delta changes via closer to the strike price. Godspeed, at least you have some time on your hands. May the tendies floweth
That must be what it is because STLA I’m two dollars otm and UNH is $100 otm and I think they both report earnings next week.
Happening to my STLA leaps also. STLA is up and my calls are down $6,000.
I'm trying to time the heavy truck tariff set for Nov 1st. Can't decide if Trump will TACO before 11/1 (Calls on STLA) or go through (Puts on STLA) then TACO! I know whatever I decide will be wrong.
Anyone else here holding STLA?
This wasn't even a big correction, I am not even down this week because of AMD and STLA
Avgo and STLA just cost me the month.
STLA. Yes it's automotive. Which seems boring. But they just broke an 8 quarter streak of losing sales. They are brinign back the HEMI!! By the tape, Ford seems like a better company. But STLA is poised for some real growth. They have been down far too long. STLA P/E -9.6 F P/E 15.14 DEBT TO EQUITY RATIO: STLA : 0.56 F: 3.23 STLA does have a negative cash flow. BUT, they don't have as much debt as Ford. New CEO AND CFO. Let them cook!!
I could really use STLA at $12+.
STLA, MRNA, NKE, BIRK, PEP, ... let's goooooooooooooo
Time for STLA to run to $15.00.
This is a decision between Tesla shareholders and Elon, it don't matter what anyone else thinks. You think there is anyone else in the world would could be CEO of an EV company and make it a success? RIVN, LCID, LOT, FFAI, PSNY, WKHS all unprofitable and failing EV companies. GM, STLA, F all gave up on self driving tech and will buy it from someone else (likely Tesla FSD) You want to Cracker Barrel Tesla? People don't like progressive woke junk. I get it, Elon pissed of the far-left extremists by supporting humanity, free speech and democracy. Elon did not do any salute, he was taking his heart and giving it out to people, it is a common gesture that many people do. Technically it isn't a $1 trillion pay package, it is a $450 million pay package, but the shares will be worth $1 trillion if all 12 trenches are awarded. People may hate me saying this, but Tesla is likely to hit $8.5 trillion marketcap within 10 years. Maybe I am crazy because I also think PLTR could reach $4 trillion market cap in 10 years.
minimum 12 Scat Pack at all time, long STLA🫡
NVDA's trailing 12 months EPS is $3.10. Full-year CY 2025 EPS will probably be \~$3.25 or better. So if you bought NVDA at $28/share in April 2023 you were buying the stock at \~8.5x CY 2025 earnings \[$28/3.25 = 8.6x\] NVDA was insanely cheap on two-year forward earnings in April 2023 even though it was 148x estimated one-year forward earnings. NVDA grew EPS \~1700% from 2023 (17c) to the trailing 12 month period ($3.10). To show the inverse, STLA was trading at \~4x EPS in March 2024. Cheap right? Nope - they have negative earnings now. Intelligent / informed investors (not me - I took a bath on STLA) priced STLA for an earnings collapse, which was even worse than investors suspected. Aggregated opinions are usually far more valuable than any one individual. [Collective Wisdom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisdom_of_the_crowd)
Totally get that — FFIE, LCID, and co. left a lot of people burned. That’s why I mentioned STLA — it's old-school, profitable, and doesn't rely on hype to sell cars. If you're open to it, also check out Renault and Stellantis’s JV plays in EU. It’s not sexy, but it’s real.
European markets are definitely more conservative — fewer high-growth tech plays, more focus on stability/dividends. That said, names like ASML (semiconductors), SAP (enterprise software), and STM (chips) are solid players. If you're into EVs, look into Stellantis ($STLA) — not flashy like Tesla, but profitable and globally positioned.
keep tumbling STLA you know you want to
Yes, they are dyslexic and were trying to buy Stellantis! (STLA)
STLA puts will buy Maseratis tomorrow
Thanks. A lot of those have already had quite a strong recovery.. STLA might work.
SOUN - Short squeeze, Strong partnerships (NVDA, STLA, ORCL), Beats/raised guidance last quarter, momentum with Technical breakout all point to explosive rally into earnings coming up!
Of course European automotive stocks are up today... STLA has been in the red for the last 6 or 9 months. Every new day is a red day for STLA.
STLA said they're hemorrhaging money and have no solution and they're up 10% today. clown ass market pissing me offfff
I need some nerd to do some proper DD on STLA. It’s a shit company but not *that* shit, currently valued at 23bn €, -57% in a year. At December 31st 2024, they had 34bn in *cash*, and 45bn in PPE. This is one of those moments when I feel like everyone else is wrong, but maybe I’m regarded? How can it only be worth 23bn? What am I missing?
i would never buy a jeep so i'll never buy STLA. Absolute shit piles.
STLA has over 200 billion € in assets, i cant believe it’s worth only 23 billion. It *has* to be a buy at this price
how the helly is STLA still green
Pretty sure it's more of a EU thing. For example, when you go to tradingview and look at STLA, their earnings are broken into halves, not quarters.
STLA said "we suck and we can't make any money" and went up 3%, can't make it up