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@Tim Manriquez In reply to Tim Manriquez. Good Luck to you. I intend to sell soon. Just trying to minimize my loss. Have been holding this for too long and it's just not worth the opportunity cost to me. From 230 000 cars by year end to 180 000 and they are so far off from their target. They have been over promising and under delivering for way too long and it's almost comical that they can still post positive news.
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@Augustus Meyer In reply to Augustus Meyer. "NIO has the best tech and worst management" You are half right. The other half died in a new NIO crashing through a concrete wall and to the street below from the 3rd floor of a parking garage - with a NIO tech test driver in the driver's seat, and a tech supply rep in the passenger seat.
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