- NIO reported mixed fourth quarter 2021 results on March 24, 2022, after the market closed, but its guidance for Q1 2022 disappointed.
- COVID lockdowns and heightened inflationary pressures have clouded the production and sales outlook for Q2 2022. The consensus revenue and EPS estimates for the quarter have room to adjust downwards.
- With the bloodletting amid continued revenue ramp up, the PS ratio of NIO has compressed from 19.3 times to only 4.0 times presently. Tesla has PS ratio in the teens.
- Seeking Alpha’s quant system has rated NIO stock as a “Sell” with a low score of 1.61, but the consensus price target by Wall Street analysts has NIO with an upside of 172%.
- Given the treacherous trading environment and operational risks (e.g. being denied American chips) facing NIO, amid the steep devaluation in its stock, I rate NIO as a “Hold”.
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Is NIO Stock A Buy, Sell, Or Hold After Recent Earnings?