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NIO: Looking To Take The Business To The Next Level

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  • NIO's Q2'23 results were seen as mixed, with the company struggling to hit financial targets.
  • The company already announced record monthly vehicle deliveries for July, and investors should focus on guidance.
  • The stock is appealing back to the recent lows, with annualized revenues approaching $10 billion.
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NIO (NYSE:NIO) reported Q2'23 results generally seen as mixed, or even negative. The Chinese EV manufacturer continues to focus on massive expansion plans while constantly struggling to hit financials targets. My investment thesis remains more Bullish on the stock dipping briefly below $10 following the quarterly results.

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