Lucid rocketed 15% into the close while Netflix crashed 7.6%, exposing a massive risk appetite reset across mega-cap tech and speculative plays on the same Friday.
Lucid :
LCID
LCID
Stock Data
$7.34
$0.88 (13.65%)
Asset Type
Common Stock
Exchange
NASDAQ
Currency
USD
Country
USA
Sector
CONSUMER CYCLICAL
Industry
AUTO MANUFACTURERS
Lucid Group Inc is a pioneer in the electric vehicle (EV) market, focusing on designing, engineering, manufacturing, and selling high-end EVs, powertrains, and battery systems. With a strong emphasis on in-house software development for its vehicles, Lucid aims to enhance the driving experience. The company offers its luxury vehicles through a mix of direct online sales and a growing retail network, supported by Lucid Financial Services. Founded in 2007 and based in Newark, California, Lucid operates under the umbrella of Ayar Third Investment Company.
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Lucid Group surged as traders pounced on the EV maker after its early-session dip.
A $10,000 bet on Rivian a year ago is now worth $13,793 while the same Lucid investment cratered to $2,821—a $10,972 divergence in the EV startup survival race.
Lucid jumped 8.4% to lead gainers while semiconductor names crashed, with SanDisk tanking 13.4% and Navitas sliding 12% at Thursday's close.
Lucid surged 24% at the close while Dell and Applied Optoelectronics each dropped over 11% as tech weakness collided with electric vehicle optimism.
Lucid shares jumped over 21% intraday, signaling traders are betting on a major catalyst like fresh funding or a strategic pivot.
Lucid shares climb back after the EV maker denied bankruptcy rumors that sent the stock into a tailspin earlier this week.
Cybersecurity and optical networking stocks crushed it at Tuesday's close, with Applied Optoelectronics surging 11% while Lucid cratered 13% on EV concerns.
Lucid shares cratered 39.93% in regular trading as the luxury EV maker faces mounting pressure.
Energy and EV plays surged at Monday's close, with Iren vaulting 12.5% and Lucid 11.2% higher, while retail darlings AMC and Cava crumbled under heavy selling.
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