(VIANEWS) – Nikola (NASDAQ:NKLA) shares have experienced an extraordinary 28.96% drop from EUR0.97 to EUR0.69 over just 10 sessions, according to 21:34 EST on Monday evening. This follows two consecutive losses; as such, the NASDAQ is down 0.2% at EUR14,375.62 following two gains of its own; Nikola’s last close was EUR0.71, representing an 80.74% decline since its 52-week high of EUR3.71.
About Nikola
Nikola Corporation is a technology innovator and integrator specializing in energy and transportation solutions. Operating through two business units: Truck and Energy, Nikola Corporation develops and commercializes battery electric vehicles (BEV) and hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV) for use by trucking companies while Energy builds hydrogen fueling stations and provides charging solutions for FCEV customers as well as third-party customers. Established in 2015 in Phoenix, Arizona; Nikola works collaboratively with partners and suppliers to assemble, integrate, and commission its vehicles.
Yearly Analysis
Nikola’s stock currently trades for EUR0.69, well below its 52-week high of EUR3.71 but above its low point of EUR0.52. Sales growth projections show a decrease of 21.7% this year but an expected rebound with 562.9% growth next year; EBITDA currently stands at 30.87.
Given this information, it can be challenging to predict Nikola’s stock accurately. A negative sales growth rate this year usually signals negative prospects for investors while its anticipated strong expansion could be seen as positive indicators. Still, investors should carefully evaluate other factors like financial health, management skills and industry trends before making investment decisions.
Before making any investment decisions, potential investors may wish to conduct thorough due diligence on Nikola’s financial statements, competitive landscape and overall market conditions. Furthermore, it would be beneficial for them to consult a financial advisor for tailored investment advice tailored specifically to individual circumstances and goals.
Technical Analysis
Nikola, a leading designer and manufacturer of zero-emission Class 8 trucks, has experienced an alarming decline in their stock prices recently. Nikola shares are currently trading at EUR0.81, significantly below both their 50-day moving average of EUR1.16 and 200-day moving average of EUR1.36.
Nikola’s recent stock price decline is not unexpected given its failure to live up to promises and meet production targets, in addition to financial issues and key personnel vacating. Investors remain concerned over Nikola’s health.
Nikola’s stock, however, has shown signs of bullishness despite its bearish outlook. Today’s volume was 128.16% higher than its average volume 68637200, suggesting significant interest in its shares.
Nikola’s volatility has also been on an upward trend, with its average intraday variation average for last week, month, and quarter being negative 9.67%, negative 1.79%, and positive 5.73% respectively; its highest amplitude of average volatility being 10.31% last week; 4.78% for month; and 5.73% for quarter.
Nikola’s stock has shown considerable volatility; however, according to the stochastic oscillator (a useful indicator of overbought and oversold conditions), its status was classified as overbought (>=80), suggesting it could be time for a correction.
Nikola’s stock price continues to fluctuate, and current market conditions and the company’s difficulties suggest investors should use extreme caution before making investments in it. Investors must keep an eye on how Nikola performs and any developments that could alter its stock price in coming weeks and months.
Quarter Analysis
Nikola’s sales growth is impressive with current quarter growth at 120.8% and next quarter growth estimated at 229%; however, estimated quarterly growth estimates range between 64.9% and 61.5% which may indicate slowing in future quarters.
Overall, Nikola appears to be experiencing rapid expansion; however, investors should keep this growth in perspective and conduct extensive due diligence on its business model, competitive landscape, and finances to ascertain whether its current expansion path can continue over time.
Equity Analysis
Nikola has posted an earnings per share (EPS) figure of EUR-1.61 over its trailing 12 month earnings period, suggesting it may not be producing profits for shareholders. Furthermore, its return on equity over this timeframe was negative at -159.83% indicating its profitability isn’t commensurate with equity invested by shareholders. As an investor it’s essential to thoroughly investigate a company before making investment decisions; given Nikola’s current financial performance may not appear promising to them, it may be wiser for them to proceed cautiously before considering making any commitment.
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