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Despite Semiconductor Shortage, Nio Has No Problem Setting Records

Despite Semiconductor Shortage, Nio Has No Problem Setting Records © Source: Andy Feng / Shutterstock.com A Nio (NIO) sign outside of the company s facilities in Shanghai, China. There’s understandably been some concern as of late about Nio (NYSE: NIO) because of the global semiconductor shortage. And those fears were amplified late last month when the electric vehicle (EV) company announced it would suspend vehicle production for five days. Does that mean NIO stock’s days as a high-flying growth stock are coming to an end? © Provided by InvestorPlace A Nio (NIO) sign outside of the company s facilities in Shanghai, China.

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Nio Stock Looks as if It Is Going to Stay Volatile for a While

Nio Stock Looks as if It Is Going to Stay Volatile for a While InvestorPlace 3/12/2021 Tom Taulli © Source: Andy Feng / Shutterstock.com A Nio (NIO) sign outside of the company s facilities in Shanghai, China. Nio (NYSE: NIO) stock has been decelerating lately. Since early February, the shares have plunged from $60 to $38 putting the market capitalization at $59 billion. Of course, NIO stock is still well above its low for the past 52 weeks, which was a mere $2 per share. © Provided by InvestorPlace A Nio (NIO) sign outside of the company s facilities in Shanghai, China. The fact is that this Chinese electric car operator has been able to pull off a stellar turnaround. Another catalyst has been the rebound in the economy.

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Nio Is an Electric Vehicle Company Catching Breaks, Not Hitting the Brakes

Nio Is an Electric Vehicle Company Catching Breaks, Not Hitting the Brakes InvestorPlace 2/20/2021 Lou Carlozo © Source: Andy Feng / Shutterstock.com A Nio (NIO) sign outside of the company s facilities in Shanghai, China. Investors in the Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio (NYSE: NIO) might argue that every day is Nio Day. But there is also an event with that name. It took place on Jan. 9. And when it was over, it gave the company’s faithful many more reasons to love their NIO stock. © Provided by InvestorPlace A Nio (NIO) sign outside of the company s facilities in Shanghai, China. On that day, Nio presented some exciting new developments, from a longer-range battery to a production version of its new ET7 electric luxury sedan.

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Why Xpeng a Worthwhile Gamble for Speculators

Why Xpeng a Worthwhile Gamble for Speculators InvestorPlace 1/7/2021 Xpeng (NYSE: XPEV) stock is trading far from its $74.49 peak reached the height of the electric vehicle bubble. Still, chances are high that its original investors bought the stock at below $20. © Provided by InvestorPlace Xpeng logo and P7 model in store XPEV stock XPEV stock traded in the $17-$20 for the first three months following its initial public offering. And because the Biden administration is set to push clean energy with $40 billion, speculators are scurrying. The global EV push will continue driving growth. After Tesla (NASDAQ: Global Delivery Lifts XPEV Stock On Dec. 16, Xpeng delivered its first EV to Norway. The headline failed to lift the stock at the time. Markets may have “sold on the news.” That is, it already priced in the value of the headline and once it happened, investors sold shares to take a profit.

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In final days, Trump cracks down on Chinese apps -- FCW

Photo credit: Andy Feng / Shutterstock.com In his final days in office, President Donald Trump is ramping up aggressive policies against Chinese payment apps and other software that has the potential to capture data on Americans. A Jan. 5 executive order names Alipay, CamScanner, QQ Wallet, SHAREit, Tencent QQ, VMate, WeChat Pay and WPS Office. Alipay, in particular, has a large user base because it is the payment platform attached to the popular Alibaba e-commerce network, similar to PayPal s origin as the eBay payment system. The United States has assessed that a number of Chinese connected software applications automatically capture vast swaths of information from millions of users in the United States, including sensitive personally identifiable information and private information, which would allow the PRC and CCP access to Americans’ personal and proprietary information, the orders states.

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