$XPeng (XPEV.US)$ Analysts have sell and buy ratings with TP...
Analysts have sell and buy ratings with TPs ranging from 7 to 17.80.
Citi analysts initiated a 90-day downside Catalyst Watch on Xpeng, anticipating a multi-stage de-rating process for the electric vehicle (EV) maker.
The first stage suggests that while fourth-quarter 2024 volume growth is already factored into the current stock price, there is a potential downside risk to gross profit margins (GPM) due to a sharp decline in vehicle average selling price (ASP) and an unfavourable sales mix as the company ramps up its MONA model.
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bullrider_21 OP : Xpeng still has its more expensive Mona variants and P7+. It also has >2000 pre-orders for its flying cars. So it's puzzling why the sell calls.
bullbearnme bullrider_21 OP : when i see flying car, i wonder will that make any differences cause nobody will allow you to fly the car above their head
MonkeyGee : since TP is free mine is 30
bullrider_21 OP bullbearnme : It is far above their heads.
MonkeyGee bullrider_21 OP : Can do it in China
bullbearnme : that will be super scary especially the drivers of flying car in china crash into your apartment or your house. I dont think it is practical for public use
bullrider_21 OP bullbearnme : It's safe. It can even be autonomous.
bullbearnme bullrider_21 OP : I will not visit China anymore if they have all car flying above my head
bullbearnme : Check china traffic accident on the road ! Imagine the flying blade fall out of sky and chop someone head walking below
bullrider_21 OP bullbearnme : In the air, traffic is not as heavy as on the roads. For you, a blade is just as likely to fall from a helicopter. In case you don't know, US also has flying cars. You are not going to US?
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