A lot of the people here follow Rivian; some are bullish and some bearish, some pessimistic and some optimistic, some realistic and some speculative; you get my point! I have a question, and Im interested in your honest opinion. Rivian reported that the company has $10B in cash. The question is: given that the Georgia plant will need about $5B, do you see Rivian diluting the stock next year? I know the company has said that they have sufficient cash through 2025, and I also know that the $5B for the new plant will be spent over several years, but I do see Rivian doing something about additional cash next year (maybe by Q2). I am not sure how that will affect the stock price relative to what it is worth now, but price will most definitively come down if that happens. I own a lot shares of Rivian at an average price of $19.5, but I am debating on whether or not to sell in the short term if it comes back up; and hopefully buy back at a lower price later. Thoughts? $Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$
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