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About Nio
Yearly Analysis
Technical Analysis
Nio Inc. (NIO) has seen its stock value decline significantly in recent months, falling below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages of EUR7.69 and EUR9.06, indicating a downward trend over both short and long terms.
The stock’s daily trading volume was reported as 553,911,520, which represents an 8.9% drop from its average trading volume of 562,412,000. This suggests a lack of investor trust or enthusiasm towards this stock.
Nio’s intraday variation average for the past week, month, and quarter has been negative 4.59%; negative 1.87%; and positive 3.37%, respectively. Its highest amplitude of average volatility over this time frame was 4.59% last week; 3.79% for monthly performance; and 3.37% over quarterly timeframe. Such information on volatility provides investors with valuable insight into both its risks and rewards associated with investing in Nio.
Nio’s stock appears to be overbought (>=80), suggesting it may be due for a price correction as its share prices have been trading above its historical average levels. Therefore, investors should closely follow these indicators when making informed decisions regarding purchasing, selling, or holding Nio’s shares.
Quarter Analysis
This statement indicates that the company’s revenue has experienced a substantial 46.6% year-on-year increase, now standing at 54.58 billion for twelve trailing months. Investors should take notice, as this growth indicates expansion and an increase in profits; however, revenue alone does not indicate overall financial health or future prospects of a company; other aspects such as profitability, debt levels and management effectiveness must also be taken into consideration.
Equity Analysis
Nio’s trailing twelve months EPS stands at EUR-1.78 based on financial information provided, which indicates a loss of EUR1.78 per share over the last year.
Nio’s Return on Equity (ROE) for the last twelve months stands at an unfavorable -81.57%, which indicates that their equity investors are making negative returns from investing their equity with them – meaning the company is currently unprofitable and not meeting shareholder returns.
Investors should carefully evaluate these financial metrics when assessing Nio’s performance and future growth potential. Note, however, that negative EPS or ROE don’t always indicate poor investment opportunities – other considerations like growth potential and market position could still play a part.
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