Shares of Workhorse Group Inc. WKHS, -10.25% slumped 0.62 %to $3.22 Friday
Workhorse Group Inc. stock underperforms Friday when compared to rivals
Workhorse stock, -10.25% sagged 0.62 %to $3.22 Friday, on what proved to be an all-around poor trading session for the stock market, with the NASDAQ Composite Index Compensation, -4.29% dropping 2.55% to 12,839.29 and Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -1.99% falling 2.82% to 33,811.40. This was the stock’s 3rd successive day of losses. Workhorse Group Inc. closed $15.37 listed below its 52-week high ($ 18.59), which the firm attained on June 9th, so Is WKHS stock a Buy Now?
The stock demonstrated a blended performance when compared to several of its rivals Friday, as Tesla Inc. TSLA, -9.07% dropped 0.37% to$ 1,005.05, Toyota Motor Corp. ADR TM, -2.79% dropped 2.38% to $169.53, as well as Ferrari N.V. RACE, -3.69% dropped 2.96% to $210.46. Trading volume (4.1 M) continued to be 1.6 million listed below its 50-day typical volume of 5.7 M.
Rivian, Tesla and Nio lead electric vehicle stocks lower
The electrical lorry sector is establishing for an additional rough session on Monday with financiers distressed over the macroeconomic setup.
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) led the down charge with a 9.69% decline in premarket action adhering to a report that Ford and also another financier could be curious about marketing blocks of shares that are rolling off an IPO lockup expiration duration. That prospective selling factor was tipped off in Seeking Alpha’s Driver Watch on Friday.
Tesla (TSLA) dropped 4.63% also after some good news with Indonesian Head of state Joko Widodo introducing that he is planning to fulfill Elon Musk during a forthcoming U.S. visit to go over the potential to increase growth of the nickel industry in the nation.
Other decliners in the very early session included Fisker (FSR) -2.69%, Workhorse Group (WKHS) -1.48%, Lucid Group (LCID) -4.05%, Nikola (NKLA) -3.44%, Lordstown Motors (RIDE) -2.64%, Canoo (GOEV) -3.85%, Nio (NIO) -4.88%, XPeng (XPEV) -5.75%, Li Auto (LI) -4.21%,.
An outlier in the EV field in early trading is Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (FFIE) with a 5.91% gain after reporting revenues and also claiming that it is certain that the electric car company will launch the FF 91 in the third quarter of this year.