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On Friday, $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ stock sat out a broad-market rebound to hit an intraday low of $7.65 before managing to close marginally above $8. The startup electric vehicle (EV) company hit new all-time lows of $7.55 again this morning, and is now down around 24% from the special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) IPO price of $10.VFS joins the long list of former SPACs that have crashed below the IPO price after the merger. Practically all of the green energy companies that went public through the SPAC reverse merger process over the last three years are now trading below the $10 price level – and if anything, VinFast stock’s boom-to-bust story has played out quite quickly.VinFast Stock Has Fallen Over 90% from Its PeaksVinfast soared after its

Aw, $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ Thinks It's A Real Car Company Look honey, it's setting five-figure sales goals! Get the camera! VinFast, a company that makes bad cars and then apparently sells them back to itself, has big plans. The automaker is eyeing scale and expansion, with plans for new factories in Europe and North America, and it wants the sales to match: 50,000 EVs sold in 2023 alone. The only problem for VinFast is that this goal doesn’t seem to be possible.Vuong has emphasized that VF's primary goals are driven by a sense of patriotism rather than pure profitability. If he continues to rely solely on patriotism as a selling point for Vinfast's expansion into global sales networks, it might be a wrong move. In essence, his management team's focus

SummaryVinFast Auto became the number one car seller in Vietnam in just 2 years since its launch.VinFast surged into the limelight in mid-August, propelling itself to become the world's third most valuable automaker for a brief time period.While high valuations are not uncommon for emerging technology companies, VinFast's current valuation does not make a lot of sense.Article's Main Image $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ , founded in 2017, is a Singapore-based automotive company that is part of Vingroup, one of the largest private conglomerates in Vietnam. VinFast Auto became the number one car seller in Vietnam in just 2 years since its launch and aims to be Vietnam's first global automaker. The company offers a 10-year or 125,000-mile warranty, over-the-air s

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ I read somewhere that the owner is required to hold on to 99% of the shares for 180 days if they do IPO thru SPAC. By that time 2 quarterly financials would be reported and the public would know more about the company. Maybe these restrictions are in place to protect the investment community (except the really greedy players disregarding the timing risks anyway). If true, VinFast tried to pull a fast one on Nasdaq but will fail miserably and will be so "naked" it would be a shame for the communist company.What’s more, I saw an article in CNBC: VinFast faces hurdles of regulation, and fierce competition from other EVs in Europe; consequently, VFS closed office in Germany, and some other places in Europe.VFS quarterly rev growth r

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$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ Shares of Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker Vinfast surged YTD 45.62% its market value to $160 billion. The company made a blowout debut on Wall Street this month and has quickly grown in valuation to become the third-most valuable automaker - only behind Tesla (TSLA.O) and Toyota (7203.T). I did some history and reserch on Vinfast Auto Vinfast is almost entirely controlled by Pham Nhat Vuong, Vietnam's richest man and founder of parent conglomerate Vingroup, with a stake of about 99.7%, according to a filing. Despite the market enthusiasm, Vinfast faces a long road before it can start competing meaningfully with Tesla and legacy automakers that are pouring billions of dollars to grab a share of the EV market. Only 137 Vin

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$VinFast Auto(VFS)$  VinFast is a Vietnamese automaker that was founded in 2017. The company has raised over $1 billion in funding and is currently building a factory in Vietnam. VinFast plans to start selling electric vehicles in the United States in 2023. Strengths: VinFast has several strengths that could help it grow as a carmaker. First, the company has a large amount of financial backing. This will allow it to invest in research and development, as well as marketing and sales. Second, VinFast has a strong manufacturing capability. The company's factory in Vietnam is expected to have a production capacity of 1 million vehicles per year. Third, VinFast has a good brand image. The company is known for its high-quality products and customer

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$  I am short selling call option for this share at an exercise price of $38 with expiry date on 22 Sep 2023. Immediately earn a premium of $500. I don't think it will be exercised for this option as the stock price is keep going down. Please do your own diligent research/study before you want to invest in this share. Give me a like if you support my article. @LMSunshine  @Hellkitten  @Gavin Zeng  @李慧芬 Stella Lee  @Danieltwx  

On Friday, $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ stock sat out a broad-market rebound to hit an intraday low of $7.65 before managing to close marginally above $8. The startup electric vehicle (EV) company hit new all-time lows of $7.55 again this morning, and is now down around 24% from the special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) IPO price of $10.VFS joins the long list of former SPACs that have crashed below the IPO price after the merger. Practically all of the green energy companies that went public through the SPAC reverse merger process over the last three years are now trading below the $10 price level – and if anything, VinFast stock’s boom-to-bust story has played out quite quickly.VinFast Stock Has Fallen Over 90% from Its PeaksVinfast soared after its

The electric vehicle (EV) industry is undeniably one of the most promising sectors in today's market, with companies racing to secure their place in the future of transportation. Amidst this fervor, $VinFast Auto(VFS)$, a Vietnamese electric automaker, made a grand entrance onto the Nasdaq, sending shockwaves through the financial world. However, as the dust settles, concerns emerge about the company's rapid rise and the potential dangers that lie beneath. VinFast began trading on the Nasdaq Tuesday. VinFast's debut was nothing short of spectacular. The company surged an astounding 255% on a trading day, capturing attention and amassing a market capitalization that momentarily surpassed established giants like $

1. $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ astonishing 109% price surge fuels investor interest and capital raising considerationsVinFast, the Vietnamese electric vehicle maker that recently debuted on Wall Street, continued its impressive rally on Tuesday. The stock more than doubled in price, soaring by 109% to close at $36.7. This rapid market performance has sparked discussions about VinFast's potential to raise more funds from investors, a move the CEO, Thuy Le, acknowledged the company was considering.Last week, VinFast's shares had surged over 250% during its debut on the Nasdaq, making it worth more than significantly larger automakers, at least in terms of market valuation. The company's current valuation stands at over $85 billion, placing it well above indu

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ , a Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) maker, recently made its debut on the Nasdaq stock exchange through a $23 billion backdoor listing facilitated by a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) called $Black Spade Acquisition Co.(BSAQ.U)$ . Vietnamese EV Maker VinFast Debuts on the Nasdaq, and Shares SoarVinFast's stock opened at $22 per share, which was more than double the $10 per share agreed upon with its SPAC partner. The stock price surged during the trading session, closing at $37.06. This increase in stock price valued the company at $85 billion, surpassing the market capitalizations of established automakers like $Ford(F)$ and

SummaryVinFast Auto became the number one car seller in Vietnam in just 2 years since its launch.VinFast surged into the limelight in mid-August, propelling itself to become the world's third most valuable automaker for a brief time period.While high valuations are not uncommon for emerging technology companies, VinFast's current valuation does not make a lot of sense.Article's Main Image $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ , founded in 2017, is a Singapore-based automotive company that is part of Vingroup, one of the largest private conglomerates in Vietnam. VinFast Auto became the number one car seller in Vietnam in just 2 years since its launch and aims to be Vietnam's first global automaker. The company offers a 10-year or 125,000-mile warranty, over-the-air s

Introducing VinFast Auto: Igniting Excitement in the EV Universe! 🚀🌍 Just like the dazzling EV frenzy of 2021, where companies like Rivian and Lucid stole the show, VinFast Auto is making waves with a stock surge that's reminiscent of those exhilarating times. All three titans unleashed their first EVs in the later months of 2021. Yet, what sets VinFast apart is its already firm grip on the global stage, thanks to its powerful presence in the vibrant landscape of Vietnam. 🇻🇳 $VinFast Auto(VFS)$  Making its mark on the trading floors under NASDAQ: VFS, VinFast Auto Ltd. recently danced to a tune of -19.75% at $13.58, painting a current price picture of $82.35 that's as vibrant as a rainbow. Emerging from the illustrious Vingroup, Vietnam's co

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ Shares of Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker Vinfast surged YTD 45.62% its market value to $160 billion. The company made a blowout debut on Wall Street this month and has quickly grown in valuation to become the third-most valuable automaker - only behind Tesla (TSLA.O) and Toyota (7203.T). I did some history and reserch on Vinfast Auto Vinfast is almost entirely controlled by Pham Nhat Vuong, Vietnam's richest man and founder of parent conglomerate Vingroup, with a stake of about 99.7%, according to a filing. Despite the market enthusiasm, Vinfast faces a long road before it can start competing meaningfully with Tesla and legacy automakers that are pouring billions of dollars to grab a share of the EV market. Only 137 Vin

Buckle up, fellow investors and market aficionados, as we steer through the exhilarating twists and turns of VinFast, the trailblazing Vietnamese automaker blazing a trail in the booming global electric vehicle (EV) market. From its strategic expansion plans to its sustainable prowess, VinFast's journey has all the right ingredients to turn heads, pique interests, and hopefully raise a few eyebrows along the way. VinFast VF8 EV Cruising with Confidence Let's start by revving the engine on VinFast's track record—over 170,000 vehicles zooming off the assembly line right in Vietnam. Not just a local legend, VinFast ($VinFast Auto(VFS)$) has been showered with accolades, including the 2022 iF Design Award and the 2022 Red Dot Design Award. So yes, folk

After the financial reports of major tech companies, we are now more than halfway through this earnings season. The most robust momentum of the tech companies this year has more or less subsided, and the upcoming focus will be on how various players maintain their profits achieved this year. Looking at the market trends, Monday still retained a relatively optimistic outlook, yet the overall fluctuations weren't as significant as the previous week. Perhaps we'll have to wait until after the release of non-farm payrolls and employment data for the next strategic move.As for unusual options activities, a substantial number of open orders are leaning toward being in-the-money, signaling a reduced level of market speculation. For instance, a substantial portion of open orders for

Aw, $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ Thinks It's A Real Car Company Look honey, it's setting five-figure sales goals! Get the camera! VinFast, a company that makes bad cars and then apparently sells them back to itself, has big plans. The automaker is eyeing scale and expansion, with plans for new factories in Europe and North America, and it wants the sales to match: 50,000 EVs sold in 2023 alone. The only problem for VinFast is that this goal doesn’t seem to be possible.Vuong has emphasized that VF's primary goals are driven by a sense of patriotism rather than pure profitability. If he continues to rely solely on patriotism as a selling point for Vinfast's expansion into global sales networks, it might be a wrong move. In essence, his management team's focus

🌟🌟🌟Welcome to the exciting world of $VinFast Auto(VFS)$  which has seen its share price soared as much as 250% in just 1 day but today it hit the skids as its share price plummeted 43%.  At its peak of USD 93 per share on Monday, VinFast almost hit USD 200 billion in market capitalisation, making it the 3rd most valuable car company on paper after Tesla and Toyota.  Who is VinFast and what's driving this insane spike in prices? Let's do a deep dive.  VinFast is the first car company in Vietnam with a lofty ambition to go global.  The name VinFast interestingly enough doesn't have anything to do with speed.  Instead the Vin part stands for Vietnam, while the Fast part is an acronym in Vietnamese.&nbs

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ skyrocketed on its debut Aug. 15 and surged more than 346% last week despite bouts of volatility. Many investors are considering short the stock in light of unreasonable gains. How to join the game? There are four strategies you can choose.Risk alertI’m not recommending investors to bet on this crazy meme stock but want to offer some choices for the investors with extremely high risk appetite.If you are bearish on $VinFast Auto(VFS)$, you can:1) Short the stock directlyMany investors begin to short $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ at $30 and suffered a lot.There are two disadvantages for shorting the stock - expensive short margin (162.5% as of 29th

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ Amid the soaring surge in VinFast Auto (VFS) stock, investors are contemplating a strategic approach—holding onto their shares until the stock reaches the pivotal $100 threshold. This decision is rooted in various factors, as discussed earlier, which underscore the reasons behind this cautious yet potentially rewarding choice. As VFS stock continues its relentless upward momentum, marked by six consecutive days of gains and an eye-popping market capitalization, investors are contemplating the implications of their actions. The remarkable ascent, however, may not necessarily equate to the anticipated wealth for investors in the absence of a comprehensive strategy. The stock's value has surged by around 20%, positioning it at

@Agxm asked me how to safely short $VinFast Auto(VFS)$ . I would have to say that looking at valuation and the bubble that is forming. Shorting VFS looks attractive. However, I am concerned that VFS had entered the planet of the apes. When apes are involved, while swings are expected. Apes dun really care what we think about valuation. There is always an chance that a space craft will launch u to the planet of the apes when u least expect it.  Conventional shorting entails too much risks as there will still be interest charges involved. Options can allow for safer shorting either through speculating directly through buying puts with time decay working against us or selling call o

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ The soaring share price of Vietnamese electric-vehicle manufacturer VinFast has triggered a wave of excitement, but a closer look reveals an overvaluation that is difficult to justify in the context of the broader automotive industry. While VinFast's recent stock surge has been reminiscent of the share price craze witnessed in GameStop and AMC, caution is advised rather than succumbing to the allure of short-term gains. One of the most glaring concerns is how a relatively young player in the automotive sector is being valued more highly than established giants such as Mercedes, Volkswagen, Ford, and General Motors. These industry stalwarts have an extensive history and global manufacturing presence that dwarf VinFast's rela

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$  VinFast is a Vietnamese automaker that was founded in 2017. The company has raised over $1 billion in funding and is currently building a factory in Vietnam. VinFast plans to start selling electric vehicles in the United States in 2023. Strengths: VinFast has several strengths that could help it grow as a carmaker. First, the company has a large amount of financial backing. This will allow it to invest in research and development, as well as marketing and sales. Second, VinFast has a strong manufacturing capability. The company's factory in Vietnam is expected to have a production capacity of 1 million vehicles per year. Third, VinFast has a good brand image. The company is known for its high-quality products and customer

VinFast Stock Plunges, Wiping Out $83 Billion in Market Value The $VinFast Auto(VFS)$   trading saga continues to get more and more interesting. Shares of the Vietnamese EV start-up snapped a six-day winning streak, falling 44% Tuesday, wiping out some $83 billion in market value. VinFast's controlling shareholder Pham Nhat Vuong lost about $67 billion in paper wealth. At Monday's close, his VinFast stake was worth roughly $141 billion, enough to place him just below Jeff Bezos on Bloomberg's list of richest humans. At Tuesday's close, his stake was worth about $74 billion, placing him just above Jim Walton, the son of $Wal-Mart(WMT)$   founder Sam Walton. Vuong's holdings of VinFast sto

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$  As someone who has taken an interest in the EV sector, I had actually paid attention to VinFast early on and was wondering how I could invest in the company. Unfortunately, since that first time when my interest was piqued, macroeconomic conditions have not exactly been looking that great (e.g., rising interest rates, possibility of global economic recession, etc.) to date. So when it was announced that VFS was going public via a SPAC, my feelings were mixed - I was excited but extremely wary at the same time. Truth be told, I contemplated buying the SPAC stock before the merger but hesitated after seeing (& experiencing) what happened to Polestar which similarly went public via a SPAC - its va

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$ impressive debut on the Nasdaq marks a significant milestone for the Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) maker. The stock's opening price of $22, more than double its SPAC partner's agreed-upon $10 per share, exemplifies the initial enthusiasm surrounding the company's potential in the EV market. However, history has shown that initial stock price surges in IPOs, especially those involving emerging sectors like EVs, can be followed by a period of volatility and potential price corrections. This pattern is not uncommon and is often driven by a combination of market sentiment, speculation, and industry dynamics. VinFast's foray into the EV industry is met with both excitement and skepticism. While the company's founder, Pham Nha

$VinFast Auto(VFS)$   The past few weeks have been a rollercoaster for investors, with VFS's price fluctuating like a heart rate monitor during a tense moment. It's times like these that remind us how volatile the stock market can be. VinFast, the Vietnamese automotive company that entered the electric vehicle market with a splash, has been a subject of fascination for many. Their ambitious plans and rapid growth have captured the attention of investors, critics, and car enthusiasts alike. But how would I rate VinFast's performance? On one hand, their ability to establish a strong presence in such a competitive industry is impressive. Their designs merge sleek aesthetics with innovative technology, and their push towards sustainable transporta