[lefkonj]

Used to like him but he has turned into a total a$$-clown. My guess is he either shorting the stock or bought into the IPO and trying to get some of his money back.

 

[sciencegeek]

I refuse to watch that crap

 

[St00k]

Never watched him... but Rivian is poised for massive growth. Everything is on track and their strategy is solid.

 

[FirstStateR1T]

His channel was once good, but now it's trash just like the rest of the click bait whores...

 

[K3jp]

Buy & hold,,,,,give the stock 5 years.

 

[camaroz1985]

Haven't watched him in years (and probably should have stopped long before I did). I believe he was an early investor though, so I'm sure he is trying to help pump the stock back up so he is making more on his investment.

 

[RITVT]

Well, the title of this pretty much says it all. Don't even need to click it...

 

[eHauler]

Buy & hold,,,,,give the stock 5 years.

Pretty much. Just DCA into where can be had at a discount.

 

[kizamybute']

Never seen this guy before, but what he says certainly has validity to it. Rivian is so far ahead of any other startup manufacturer. With the backing they have, unlikely they're going under. They're producing more vehicles than many manufacturers already and they're just getting started. The Ford, Chevy & Dodge trucks will appeal to many, but are otherwise, fairly boring remakes of their ICE trucks, unlikely to draw many new buyers to their brands. Chevy, of the three, probably has done the best and offering something that at least varies from the standard Silverado.

Naturally, as ugly as it is, Tesla will sell a ton of Cybertrucks if they ever get it produced. But otherwise, at this time, Rivian, much like Tesla was for 9 years, is mostly in a market of ONE. Once they can ramp up production, get costs down, they're going to deliver a lot of vehicles. Likely only positives on the horizon for the next couple of years. Beyond that, who knows. But for at least a couple of years, they have the luxury of creating a sub-market like Tesla did with no real competition. It's inevitable that the stock will rise, assuming they keep delivering vehicles. It should do so fairly significantly over the next couple of years. Beyond that, depends on how they grow as a company. But, they appear to be the second startup auto manufacturer in decades to come along and succeed.

Lucid's are nice cars, but too expensive for most. Worse for them however, is they are trying to directly compete with Tesla. Rivian isn't competing with anyone for Sport/Off-Road trucks. Again, Lucid's are nice cars, maybe with a little more "luxury" than a Tesla, but Tesla still blows it out of the water when it comes to Tech, which is one of the most important factors when it comes to EV's.

I don't play the stock market very often, so DO NOT LISTEN TO MY WORDS AS ADVICE, but I do when I see potential goldmines come along. I invested in Tesla years ago and now have invested in Rivian. Just a guess, but I think the stock price is likely to at least double in the next two years.

 

[NorthernRivian]

Never seen this guy before, but what he says certainly has validity to it. Rivian is so far ahead of any other startup manufacturer. With the backing they have, unlikely they're going under. They're producing more vehicles than many manufacturers already and they're just getting started. The Ford, Chevy & Dodge trucks will appeal to many, but are otherwise, fairly boring remakes of their ICE trucks, unlikely to draw many new buyers to their brands. Chevy, of the three, probably has done the best and offering something that at least varies from the standard Silverado.

Naturally, as ugly as it is, Tesla will sell a ton of Cybertrucks if they ever get it produced. But otherwise, at this time, Rivian, much like Tesla was for 9 years, is mostly in a market of ONE. Once they can ramp up production, get costs down, they're going to deliver a lot of vehicles. Likely only positives on the horizon for the next couple of years. Beyond that, who knows. But for at least a couple of years, they have the luxury of creating a sub-market like Tesla did with no real competition. It's inevitable that the stock will rise, assuming they keep delivering vehicles. It should do so fairly significantly over the next couple of years. Beyond that, depends on how they grow as a company. But, they appear to be the second startup auto manufacturer in decades to come along and succeed.

Lucid's are nice cars, but too expensive for most. Worse for them however, is they are trying to directly compete with Tesla. Rivian isn't competing with anyone for Sport/Off-Road trucks. Again, Lucid's are nice cars, maybe with a little more "luxury" than a Tesla, but Tesla still blows it out of the water when it comes to Tech, which is one of the most important factors when it comes to EV's.

I don't play the stock market very often, so DO NOT LISTEN TO MY WORDS AS ADVICE, but I do when I see potential goldmines come along. I invested in Tesla years ago and now have invested in Rivian. Just a guess, but I think the stock price is likely to at least double in the next two years.

My thoughts exactly.

It also helps that everywhere you see the Lightning discussed, right behind it is the R1T, and there's a lot of positive things said. Then there's the whole Amazon-Rivian delivery van deal that's just as big and they already started rolling out.