Electric vehicles stocks

Timmaay · 23-11-2020 8:35pm #1

2020 will be remembered for a long long time to come for sure, for me it will be the insane electric vehicle stocks that I've been lucky enough to be part of ha. Anyways we already got a Tesla and NIO thread, throw in any discussion on other EV stocks in here please.

Other EV stock's I'm in are NIU (Chinese scooters), Hyliion (USA company retrofitting lorrys), and more recently Solo.

Kilboor · 23-11-2020 8:41pm

There’s a SPAC to be completed by the end of the year for Romeo. Ticker symbol $RMG

I’m not too much into electric vehicles investing but could be of interest for some here

https://romeopower.com/

The J Stands for Jay · 24-11-2020 1:35pm

Timmaay wrote: »

2020 will be remembered for a long long time to come for sure, for me it will be the insane electric vehicle stocks that I've been lucky enough to be part of ha. Anyways we already got a Tesla and NIO thread, throw in any discussion on other EV stocks in here please.

Other EV stock's I'm in are NIU (Chinese scooters), Hyliion (USA company retrofitting lorrys), and more recently Solo.

Maybe do a little bit of reading on automobile manufacturers, railway companies and airlines from the previous century. I believ Warren Buffet wrote a piece on auto manufacturers.

The gist of it is that great returns can be made, but the vast majority of companies at the start will not survive and will not make a good investment. Choose carefully.

The J Stands for Jay · 24-11-2020 1:36pm

McGaggs wrote: »

Maybe do a little bit of reading on automobile manufacturers, railway companies and airlines from the previous century. I believ Warren Buffet wrote a piece on auto manufacturers.

The gist of it is that great returns can be made, but the vast majority of companies at the start will not survive and will not make a good investment. Choose carefully.

Don't meant to sound patronising, too tired to rewrite that with a better tone.

Irishder · 24-11-2020 4:02pm

I bought IDEX friday and got more Monday. Good run but surely a bubble.

Also bought BLNK last year @ 2.91 got out last week at 23.19, kept rising to 33 but fell sharply today.

Crazy whats going on at the moment

Mister Vain · 24-11-2020 4:36pm

XPeng doing savage at the moment. Considering getting in on this Arrival. Very promising British company.

Timmaay · 24-11-2020 5:43pm

Mister Vain wrote: »

XPeng doing savage at the moment. Considering getting in on this Arrival. Very promising British company.

Please tell me you're just trolling...

Timmaay · 24-11-2020 5:48pm

McGaggs wrote: »

Maybe do a little bit of reading on automobile manufacturers, railway companies and airlines from the previous century. I believ Warren Buffet wrote a piece on auto manufacturers.

The gist of it is that great returns can be made, but the vast majority of companies at the start will not survive and will not make a good investment. Choose carefully.

100% agreed. The current valuations of many EV companies is insane. If you are a beginner investor be very cautious at the minute, don't get caught up in the insane euphoria, and be prepared for the likes of 50% pullbacks. I've largely stopped buying and holding, instead I'm just swing trading pullbacks.

Mister Vain · 24-11-2020 7:38pm

Timmaay wrote: »

Please tell me you're just trolling...

They're based in London are they not?

Comhrá · 24-11-2020 8:14pm

Mister Vain wrote: »

They're based in London are they not?

From Wikipedia:

Xpeng or Xiaopeng Motors, also known as XMotors.ai, is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer. The company is headquartered in Guangzhou, with offices in Mountain View, California in the US and is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Wikipedia
Stock price: XPEV (NYSE) US$67.24 -4.93 (-6.83%)
24 Nov, 14:08 GMT-5 - Disclaimer
CEO: He Xiaopeng (Aug 2017–)
Founded: 2014
Headquarters: Guangzhou, China
President: Brian Hongdi Gu
Founders: He Xiaopeng, Xia Heng
Subsidiaries: Guangzhou Xiaopeng Automotive Technology.

Mister Vain · 24-11-2020 8:31pm

Comhra wrote: »

From Wikipedia:

I was talking about Arrival, not XPeng.

Comhrá · 24-11-2020 9:25pm

Mister Vain wrote: »

I was talking about Arrival, not XPeng.

I misunderstood. Sorry.

Timmaay · 24-11-2020 9:40pm

Mister Vain wrote: »

I was talking about Arrival, not XPeng.

Lol I should of read that properly.

garrettod · 25-11-2020 12:58am

With a near worldwide push towards the use of more EVs, its a reasonable expectation that many of these companies will do well, once their tech is good enough.

Perhaps a couple of the companies will go out alone, with Tesla being the most obvious one, but I'm eclectic a few of them to become takeover or merger targets, with old world motor companies looking to buy in the talent, R&D, rather than try to replicate it.

Then there's the political considerations - the Chinese vs the Americans, with neither wanting the other to be overly dominant in the EV space. Russia must surely also be trying to get in on the action, UK too. So what companies get support?

Next up, where does the power come from - Panasonic, Cobalt miners etc. So, should we also be investing on these companies?

Lots of things to think about, and no doubt that there'll be some casualties along the way...

Has anyone looked to see if there are any ETFs for the EV sector and if so, how they are doing? They will most likely offer good diversification across the sector, at low fees.

Mister Vain · 25-11-2020 9:48am

garrettod wrote: »

With a near worldwide push towards the use of more EVs, its a reasonable expectation that many of these companies will do well, once their tech is good enough.

Perhaps a couple of the companies will go out alone, with Tesla being the most obvious one, but I'm eclectic a few of them to become takeover or merger targets, with old world motor companies looking to buy in the talent, R&D, rather than try to replicate it.

Then there's the political considerations - the Chinese vs the Americans, with neither wanting the other to be overly dominant in the EV space. Russia must surely also be trying to get in on the action, UK too. So what companies get support?

Next up, where does the power come from - Panasonic, Cobalt miners etc. So, should we also be investing on these companies?

Lots of things to think about, and no doubt that there'll be some casualties along the way...

Has anyone looked to see if there are any ETFs for the EV sector and if so, how they are doing? They will most likely offer good diversification across the sector, at low fees.

Yeah there are a few ETF's. DRIV is probably the best one and is a strong buy at the moment according to Tradingview.

There's good potential in the charging companies too. SBE would be my choice.

namloc1980 · 25-11-2020 11:16am

garrettod wrote: »

Has anyone looked to see if there are any ETFs for the EV sector and if so, how they are doing? They will most likely offer good diversification across the sector, at low fees.

iShares ECAR ETF is domiciled in Ireland.

https://www.ishares.com/ch/individual/en/products/307130/ishares-electric-vehicles-and-driving-technology-ucits-etf-usd-acc-fund

Timmaay · 25-11-2020 2:00pm

Looks like it will be a nice black Friday sale today in the whole EV sector lol.

Ixlandia · 25-11-2020 9:52pm

namloc1980 wrote: »

iShares ECAR ETF is domiciled in Ireland.

https://www.ishares.com/ch/individual/en/products/307130/ishares-electric-vehicles-and-driving-technology-ucits-etf-usd-acc-fund

Yes I have gotten into this over a month ago and is up just over 10% in that time. It’s well diversified too. IEVD is the ticker on degiro

Ix

Sabre Man · 26-11-2020 5:30pm

namloc1980 wrote: »

iShares ECAR ETF is domiciled in Ireland.

https://www.ishares.com/ch/individual/en/products/307130/ishares-electric-vehicles-and-driving-technology-ucits-etf-usd-acc-fund

Some of the companies in that ETF are odd choices, eg. Fiat Chrysler.

namloc1980 · 26-11-2020 6:12pm

Sabre Man wrote: »

Some of the companies in that ETF are odd choices, eg. Fiat Chrysler.

https://www.industryweek.com/talent/article/21144958/fiat-chrysler-to-invest-in-electric-car-production-in-canada

Atlas_IRL · 26-11-2020 6:20pm

Would like to see an etf of just pure EV only companies on the US stock exchanges, so the likes of tesla, fsr, nio, xpeng etc.

Sabre Man · 26-11-2020 8:04pm

namloc1980 wrote: »

https://www.industryweek.com/talent/article/21144958/fiat-chrysler-to-invest-in-electric-car-production-in-canada

Too little and too late.

hottipper · 01-12-2020 10:04am

Mister Vain wrote: »

I was talking about Arrival, not XPeng.

I kinda like this arrival idea NASDAQ:CIIC - seems a tad expensive at the moment though
There is another one $NGA merging with Lionc https://thelionelectric.com/
a canadian company confirmed yesterday
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/lion-electric-company-northern-genesis-113000222.html

Kilboor · 01-12-2020 10:11am

Kilboor wrote: »

There’s a SPAC to be completed by the end of the year for Romeo. Ticker symbol $RMG

I’m not too much into electric vehicles investing but could be of interest for some here

https://romeopower.com/

Up 50% since I posted

hottipper · 01-12-2020 10:30am

Kilboor wrote: »

Up 50% since I posted

Interesting i see they have a contract with lion also
https://romeopower.com/romeo-power-secures-234mm-multiyear-production-contract-w-lion-electric/

High risk all of these some will turn to dust

hottipper · 01-12-2020 11:55am

Looks like the vote on merging is tonight on romero
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/rmg-acquisition-corp-announces-record-204200874.html

its got borg warner (distribution) and republic services (waste management) as major share holders, should have paid attention to this thread earlier risky as hell now.

Kilboor · 03-12-2020 11:47am

Picked up some RMG yesterday, looked oversold to me.

hottipper · 03-12-2020 10:41pm

Kilboor wrote: »

Picked up some RMG yesterday, looked oversold to me.

Bought small bit of both NGA and RMG thinking of hyliion also just not yet.

hottipper · 04-12-2020 2:32pm

cramer is obviously watching boards for stock picks :pac:

quote:
If it comes down below $17.50, you can buy it hand over fist, because this one has the best claim to be the son of Tesla,"
@JimCramer
said of British EV company Arrival going public via SPAC

https://twitter.com/madmoneyoncnbc/status/1334655007170375682?s=21

cronos · 04-12-2020 2:41pm

hottipper wrote: »

cramer is obviously watching boards for stock picks :pac:

quote:
If it comes down below $17.50, you can buy it hand over fist, because this one has the best claim to be the son of Tesla,"
@JimCramer
said of British EV company Arrival going public via SPAC

https://twitter.com/madmoneyoncnbc/status/1334655007170375682?s=21

I don't see Arrival on Degiro? Should it be there?

hottipper · 04-12-2020 2:53pm

cronos wrote: »

I don't see Arrival on Degiro? Should it be there?

Its a spac - up alot pre market now
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CIIC/profile?p=CIIC

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