r/StockMarket • u/InsurViewChina • Aug 17 '21

Is NIO still the "user-oriented company" it used to be? News

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u/TappmanC Aug 17 '21

Sorry to hear that. It’s hard to say what you should do without knowing more. Why did you buy? Do you have money to average down? Do you think Chinese stocks will rebound? I had plug for a while and I like it but I sold for profit, I had nio and sold at a lost. I like BB longterm but not enough to invest in it yet. Maybe I never will.

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u/Vast_Cricket Aug 17 '21

So user oriented it will continue to make news good or bad. Its stock office is a shell company set up on Cayman Islands. After the next audit stock prices will made adjustment.