D - Dominion Energy has solid uptrend to play AI energy boom
Reverse H&S formation might pave way to $70s. Stays comfortably above 200dma with strong uptrend.
Amazon recently signed agreement with Dominion Energy to explore energy opportunities with Modular Nuclear Reactors.
Nuclear names getting boost recently with expected energy demand from AI boom.
Electric
$RIVN 15 DOLLARS AFTER EARNINGS ? NASDAQ:RIVN 15 DOLLARS AFTER EARNINGS ?
Rivian Automotive has confirmed that its next quarterly earnings report will be published on Tuesday, May 7th, 20241.
The earnings conference call is scheduled for 5:00 PM Eastern on the same day1.
Stock Price Movement:
As of now, Rivian’s stock price stands at $9.21 per share1.
The stock has been volatile, and investors are closely watching its performance.
Market Expectations
While Rivian has faced challenges, including supply chain disruptions and production delays, the market remains optimistic about its long-term prospects. The company’s plans to expand its fast-charging network and its innovative electric truck and SUV models have garnered attention.
Keep an eye on Rivian’s stock price after the earnings report. If the company delivers positive surprises, we might see movement toward your mentioned target of $15 per share. However, stock prices are influenced by various factors, so it’s essential to stay informed.
NKLA - Watch at or below 50 centsNKLA - Nikola is approaching the 50 Cents mark. A brief opportunity in a period of price weakness? Growth and loss become exponential at this point. A move from .50 to 1.00 would be a 100% increase in price. A move from .50 to .25 would be a 50% loss. Are prices below .50 optimal prices for scalpers or swing traders? Or, is it time to build a less expensive position trade?
NIO BACK TO 10 BY 2025 !!NIO’s stock has potential for growth in the coming years due to several factors:
Analyst Predictions: The 8 analysts with 12-month price forecasts for NIO Inc. stock have an average target of 11.31, predicting an increase of 95.67% from the current stock price1.
Earnings and Revenue Growth: NIO is forecasted to grow earnings and revenue by 55.5% and 22.4% per annum respectively2.
Competitive Positioning: NIO is a significant player in the electric vehicle market, which is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. It has been able to position itself as a strong competitor, even causing disruptions for established players like Tesla
NIO, TEST DUMMIES NEEDED, BUY THE DIP OR LET CRASH?I like the Chinese stocks
Nio is one of them
There is some downside showing still as far as I can tell
It is leading to an old support trend, however, I don't know if that is relevant anymore.
I like the potential of buy the dip under $5.4
Subject to change quickly.
but right now, bullish on the next decent dip.
Drawn in line is what I'm currently seeing as an ideal scenario, do not follow line, instead follow trends and price targets. Line is often inaccurate, but helps me reanalyze my indicators.
The lowest number I could see was around 2.8 or 2.9. unlikely, but you never know, completely possible.
After 14.9, it can go higher, but a new chart will be needed, and will likely be needed before that point arrives.
PLUG OR UNPLUG here are some lines.
I have no idea what it will look like, but there is definitely a massive downtrend that needs to break first. I mean, literally, once it breaks, pretty bullish to like 18, and there is potential to see some crazy numbers again, such as 54.
I like 6.54 or so as a potential buy target, but there is a low all the way down to 4 dollars. I think in the short term, it holds the $6.50 mark, but we could see like 5.98 or something quickly. If we see the $4 mark, it's probably going to be from that rejection trend. If we see it on the top side of the trend, BULLISH, if we see it on the bottom, be careful.
The End of a Tesla Era! Tesla missed on earnings. Huge decline for this leading EV stock.
Tesla was already getting oversold on the daily chart, & now with this decline its a salavating opportunity for day traders.
I still think the true swing trade level is a bit lower from here. This weekly close will tell us more.
We have included an analysis of the XLY sector (Consumer Discretionary). We discuss 3 signals that have only ever happened over a 25 year period. The weekly Golden Cross.
Often this Weekly Golden cross is bullish long term but historically weak price follows in the short term.
RIVN Is Rivian the next TSLA?Yesterday, I observed some unusual blocks of calls in the options chain expiring on Feb 23, following the earnings release.
One of the most substantial positions was in the $20 strike price call, with options traders paying $1.7 million in premium.
Listening to analysts, some mentioned they expect a 'TSLA Model 3 moment' from RIVN as well.
In addition to Amazon, which has agreed to purchase 100,000 delivery vans from Rivian, AT&T is set to acquire its electric vans and R1 vehicles in a new pilot program starting in early 2024.
On the other hand, the CEO stated that he anticipates Rivian reaching a break-even point on each EV built by the end of this year. We will likely hear more about this on the earnings call.
I am extremely bullish on Rivian's upcoming earnings release!
NIO 9.50 THEN 10 THEN 11 LONG Trading Idea for NIO Inc. (NIO):
Long Position:
Key Points:
Electric Vehicle (EV) Growth: NIO is a key player in the electric vehicle market, and the global shift towards electric transportation provides a favorable backdrop for the company. Growing awareness of sustainability and government incentives can drive increased demand for NIO's electric vehicles.
Market Expansion: NIO's expansion beyond the Chinese market and its efforts to enter international markets, particularly in Europe, could open up new revenue streams. Positive developments in international expansion plans may boost investor confidence.
Innovative Technology: NIO's focus on innovation, including battery technology and autonomous driving features, positions the company competitively in the EV space. Positive advancements in technology may attract investors seeking exposure to cutting-edge developments.
Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) Model: NIO's unique Battery-as-a-Service model, allowing customers to purchase electric vehicles without the battery, could appeal to cost-conscious consumers and potentially expand NIO's market share.
PSNY Polestar Forecast: 2nd Quarter 2023 Results & DevelopmentsPSNY Stock Forecast: Second Quarter 2023 Results and Recent Developments
Delivered 27,841 vehicles by June, aiming for 60–70k deliveries in 2023: Polestar delivered nearly 28,000 vehicles by June and has ambitious plans to deliver between 60,000 to 70,000 vehicles in the entire year of 2023.
Q2 saw 15,765 vehicle deliveries, a 36% YoY increase: In the second quarter (Q2), Polestar delivered 15,765 vehicles, which is 36% more than what they delivered during the same period the previous year, indicating growth.
Established a strategic joint venture with tech company Xingji Meizu Group: Polestar formed a significant partnership with Xingji Meizu Group, a technology company, to collaborate on their electric vehicle (EV) initiatives.
Focused on expanding in the Chinese EV market: Polestar is actively working to grow its presence in the Chinese market for electric vehicles (EVs) and is taking steps to strengthen its offerings there.
Upgraded Polestar 2 deliveries, achieving a production milestone of 150,000: Polestar improved its Polestar 2 model and has successfully produced 150,000 of these vehicles.
Enhanced Polestar 2 with better software, extended range (up to 650 km), and faster charging (up to 205 KW): The Polestar 2 received upgrades including improved software, a longer driving range of up to 650 kilometers, and faster charging capabilities up to 205 kilowatts.
Adopted the North American Charging Standard for new vehicles in North America starting in 2025: Starting in 2025, all new Polestar vehicles sold in North America will come equipped with charging ports that adhere to the North American Charging Standard.
Achieved $1.2 billion in revenue in the first half of 2023, driven by strong Polestar 2 sales: Polestar earned $1.2 billion in revenue during the first half of 2023, with a significant contribution coming from the successful sales of their Polestar 2 model.
Introduced Polestar 3 and Polestar 5 at Goodwood Festival of Speed with impressive power outputs: At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Polestar unveiled the Polestar 3 and Polestar 5 models, both of which have powerful engines.
Reduced carbon footprint by 3 tons per car since the start of Polestar 2 deliveries in 2020: Polestar has made significant environmental progress by reducing the carbon emissions associated with the production of each Polestar 2 car by 3 tons since they began delivering these vehicles in 2020.
Collaborating with Mobileye on autonomous driving technology for Polestar 4: Polestar is working in partnership with Mobileye to incorporate autonomous driving technology into their upcoming Polestar 4 model.
Anticipate initial Polestar 4 deliveries in China before the end of 2023: Polestar expects to start delivering the Polestar 4 in China by the conclusion of 2023.
IEA’s bullish outlook for electric vehicles “A new clean energy economy is emerging, and it is emerging much faster than many stakeholders, policymakers, industry players, and investors think today” – Fatih Birol, Executive Director, IEA during the Global EV Outlook 2023 press event on 26 April 2023.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) published its Global Electric Vehicle Outlook for 2023 on 26 April. Its assessment of the state of the industry is encouraging and its projections for the industry’s growth are exciting. Electrification of road transportation is the disruptive innovation the industry has been waiting for. It appears that the tipping point has been reached.
Highlights from 2022, and developments in 2023
Electric vehicle (EV) sales exceeded 10 million in 2022 (see Figure 1). This amounts to 14% of all new cars sold in 2022, up from 9% in 2021, and less than 5% in 2020. This trend has continued at the start of 2023 with over 2.3m EVs sold in the first quarter, 25% more than the same period last year. By the end of the year, sales could hit 14 million with an acceleration expected in the second half of the year1.
China remains the dominant market, accounting for around 60% of global electric car sales last year, with Europe and the United States following behind. Nonetheless, there are promising signs of growth in emerging markets such as India, Thailand, and Indonesia where sales of electric cars last year more than tripled compared to 2021.
The key tailwinds
Policy support for the adoption of electric vehicles has never been stronger and it continues to strengthen. The European Union has set out CO2 standards for cars and vans aligned with 2030 goals set out in the Fit for 55 package. In the US, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), and California’s Advanced Clean Cars II rule could accelerate the journey to 50% EV market share by 20302.
Given strong support from policymakers and adoption from consumers, innovation in battery manufacturing also appears to have been catalysed. While it is a given that battery chemistries will continue to evolve and greater levels of efficiency will be achieved, developments along the way, such as CATL’s recent condensed battery launch, are noteworthy and encouraging.
On 19 April 2023, the Chinese battery manufacturer CATL, among the biggest names in the industry worldwide, unveiled a high-energy density, so-called ‘condensed battery’ at Auto Shanghai. CATL claims that this battery could not only meaningfully increase the range of EV batteries but could also help electrify passenger aircraft. Admittedly, there are multiple unknowns in CATL’s claims, including costs and delivery times, but it highlights how battery manufacturers are focused on achieving new degrees of efficiency.
Growing competition and, therefore, more choice for consumers is also facilitating the adoption of EVs. The number of electric car models worldwide exceeded 500 in 2022, more than double compared to 20183. While this is still significantly lower than the number of internal combustion engine (ICE) models on the market, this proliferation of models is increasing competition among original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) which should help bring costs down.
Electrification, however, is going beyond passenger cars. In 2022, over half of India’s three-wheeler registrations were electric. Similarly, electric light commercial vehicle sales worldwide increased by more than 90% in 2022 compared to the year before4. Such encouraging growth is also being witnessed in other market segments like electric heavy-duty trucks and buses.
The forecast
Even in the IEA’s stated policies scenario (STEPS – a conservative scenario which only factors in existing policies), growth of electric vehicles is expected to be strong this decade (see Figure 2). Across the globe, countries are swiftly introducing bans on the sale of new ICE vehicles. Some countries, like Norway, have taken the lead by making this ban effective from 2025. For many other countries, the bans come into effect between 2030 and 2040. Collectively, therefore, it is reasonable to expect a meaningful uptick in EV sales as we progress towards those deadlines.
One of the biggest hurdles in EV adoption is the availability of ample public charging infrastructure. Fortunately, charging infrastructure is developing quickly, albeit at different rates in different countries. Overall, however, the IEA have an optimistic view on the number of publicly available charging points worldwide by 2030.
A renewed focus on the supply chain
According to the IEA, automotive lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery demand increased by about 65% to 550 gigawatt hours (GWh) in 2022, from about 330 GWh in 2021, primarily because of growth in electric passenger car sales. In 2022, about 60% of lithium, 30% of cobalt, and 10% of nickel demand was for EV batteries. Only five years prior, these shares were around 15%, 10% and 2%, respectively.
Electric vehicles are not only driving demand for batteries, but also the underlying commodities. For investors, this means a holistic view of automotive and battery value chains is warranted when considering the electrification megatrend. For example, China holds a dominant position in both value chains and its role in terms of where it sits within the value chain is evolving rapidly. China is the biggest manufacturer of batteries worldwide but is also quickly establishing itself in the segment of car companies (OEMs) with the emergence of brands like BYD.
But as competition increases, more regulation is introduced, and further innovation happens, supply chains will develop. Some links may get broken while others get formed. All in all, an exciting time to be following this space.
Long DCFC LTF triple bottomLong DCFC based on technicals. Triple bottom and not sure how much lower market makers can let this one drop. Not advise.
Tesla - What's next?Tesla Bulls have partied in January...will the party continue?
A measured move into resistance, is now going to test the resolve of the bulls. Will the bears over power Tesla as the yields spike or will Elon announce a Twitter CEO that pumps the stock?
Tune into to our streams to see how we will trade TSLA.
LCID Short or GET OUT OF ITNASDAQ:LCID
Major Bearish Trend, Nothing bright in the future, Not in the technical view or fundamental.
The company is losing money, doesn't produce any products, just lies to investors, and wastes their time.
Short it if you get a nice short Fee, leave it if you are long.
Good luck
(*Shorted it so many times)
Price goal - 2$ until bankruptcy