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NIO stock jumps on profit alert, with Monday’s open in focus

NIO stock jumps on profit alert, with Monday’s open in focus

New York, Feb 7, 2026, 06:51 EST — Market closed NIO Inc. shares ended Friday up 7.23% at $5.04, beating the Nasdaq Composite’s 2.18% rise and the Dow’s 2.47% gain. Trading volume hit about 90.8 million shares, well above the stock’s 50-day average, though the ADR is still about 37% below its 52-week high. The jump followed Nio’s profit alert, which said it expects to swing to operating profit on an adjusted basis in the fourth quarter.
7 February 2026
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Stellantis stock slides 24% after €22 billion EV reset kills 2026 dividend — what to watch next

Stellantis stock slides 24% after €22 billion EV reset kills 2026 dividend — what to watch next

New York, Feb 7, 2026, 06:41 EST — The session has wrapped up. Shares of Stellantis N.V. tumbled 23.7% to finish at $7.28 on Friday, with investors reacting to news of a roughly €22.2 billion charge related to the company’s revised electric-vehicle plans and the decision to skip an annual dividend in 2026. Still, the stock edged up about 1.6% in late after-hours action.
7 February 2026
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Stellantis stock price plunges as €22.2 billion EV reset charge jolts investors

Stellantis stock price plunges as €22.2 billion EV reset charge jolts investors

New York, Feb 6, 2026, 12:56 PM EST — Regular session Stellantis N.V. shares plunged around 24% to $7.21 in midday New York trading on Friday, after the automaker announced a €22.2 billion writedown tied to scaling back its electric-vehicle ambitions. The stock touched a session low of $6.77. In Milan, shares tumbled as much as 24%, triggering a brief trading halt following the early slide.
6 February 2026
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Stellantis’ $26.5 billion EV reset jolts markets as carmakers rack up $55 billion in rollbacks

Stellantis’ $26.5 billion EV reset jolts markets as carmakers rack up $55 billion in rollbacks

Stellantis took a €22.2 billion hit on Friday tied to a major overhaul of its operations. The charge pushed its Milan-listed shares down by as much as 30%, with the write-down briefly exceeding the company’s entire market value. https://www.reuters.com/business/automaker-stellantis-books-222-bln-euro-writedowns-h2-2025-ev-pullback-2026-02-06/ The blow comes as legacy automakers pull back from their previous all-in electric vehicle bets, caught in the squeeze of weaker-than-expected demand, price wars in China, and changing regulations in crucial markets. Investors are demanding that boards justify every billion spent—once brushed off as simply part of “the transition.”
6 February 2026
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Stellantis’ €22bn EV U-turn: shares plunge, dividends paused, Canada battery JV stake sold for $100

Stellantis’ €22bn EV U-turn: shares plunge, dividends paused, Canada battery JV stake sold for $100

Stellantis took a hit of roughly 22.2 billion euros in charges linked to scaling back its electric-vehicle efforts, sending its shares tumbling nearly 19% on Friday. This blow ranks among the largest balance-sheet write-downs from a top automaker that once promised a rapid shift to battery vehicles. It comes as investors gauge how deep the EV slowdown’s cash drain will be—and who might fold first.
6 February 2026
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Tesla stock slides as Volkswagen tops Europe EV sales — what investors are watching next

Tesla stock slides as Volkswagen tops Europe EV sales — what investors are watching next

New York, Feb 5, 2026, 16:03 — After-hours Tesla shares slipped 2.7% to $394.85 in late Thursday trading after new European sales figures showed Volkswagen’s brand surpassing the U.S. automaker in 2025 battery-electric vehicle sales. Volkswagen sold 274,278 BEVs in Europe last year, topping Tesla’s 236,357, according to JATO Dynamics.
5 February 2026
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Polestar stock surges up to 36% as $400 mln funding close nears — PSNY back in play

Polestar stock surges up to 36% as $400 mln funding close nears — PSNY back in play

Shares of Polestar Automotive Holding UK surged up to 36% on Thursday, hitting a peak of $17.35 before easing back to roughly $16 later in the session. The U.S.-listed EV maker had closed at $12.74 on Wednesday. Over the past year, its stock has fluctuated between $11.75 and $42.60, according to data from Hargreaves Lansdown. The rally is significant as Polestar is set to complete a $400 million private investment in public equity, a private share sale by a listed company, according to a U.S. filing. The shares in this deal are priced at $19.34 per American depositary share, which represents foreign shares traded in the U.S. The transaction is expected to wrap up by Feb. 5.
5 February 2026
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Nio profit alert hints at first adjusted operating profit in Q4 — shares jump

Nio profit alert hints at first adjusted operating profit in Q4 — shares jump

Chinese EV maker Nio forecasts its first-ever adjusted operating profit in Q4 2025, driven by stronger vehicle sales and tighter cost controls. Shares of the U.S.-listed company jumped about 9% in premarket trading. Nio projects adjusted operating profits between 700 million yuan and 1.2 billion yuan. It also expects to deliver 326,028 vehicles in 2025, a 47% increase, with the more affordable Firefly subcompact model launching mid-year. The outlook arrives at a sensitive time for the company: investors want proof that delivery growth will lead to more than just shrinking losses. Posting a profitable quarter, even after adjustments, usually shifts the nature of the questions that come next.
5 February 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • COMP Options See Heavy Action as Implied Volatility Spikes
    July 2, 2026, 2:05 PM EDT. Compass Inc (COMP) options drew attention today with the July 17, 2026 $2 call posting some of the highest implied volatility in the market. This signals traders are pricing in bigger price swings for the stock. Even so, analysts are holding back-COMP has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), and earnings consensus for the quarter fell from 21 cents to 9 cents per share in the last 60 days. The split between cautious analysts and active options traders suggests some are leaning into volatility to collect premium, betting the stock won't move as much as the options market is showing.
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