$FSR as it can be seen on the chart is at a support line which if it holds it will increase the chance to start a new rally. The other supporting conditions are oversold MoneyFlow or any momentum oscillator, a divergence between the price and the momentum oscillators for the last few days. If the support line does not hold, we should drop to the $12-$13 area, which has been a very strong support area even when there was heavy selling pressure on small caps particularly SPACs, and unbearably on most of the EV start-ups. So this area would present a very good entry point considering the risk and reward.
Today, $FSR has a 4.65B market cap, which if we compare it to $LCID at 60.78B it is way cheaper. The only big difference is that Lucid has started to put cars on the street while $FSR is set to do so in November 2022. The first Fisker car is a crossover SUV called Ocean, which has a superior design and very competitive pricing revealed by the company in the LA car show back in November. I am expecting a huge run when it happens and most likely when we get closer to the production.
Fundamentally, the company is doing well. Since it is still in its early stages it is considered risky, but given the lowered risk of production execution and having a top-tier design by the CEO himself this company had a lot of potentials for growth. EV stocks are expected to do very well in the coming few years as electrification is increasing exponentially. I am considering $FSR a good potential multi-bagger for the next few years, nevertheless, a lot depends on the execution of course. This is not financial advice, DYODD!
Today, $FSR has a 4.65B market cap, which if we compare it to $LCID at 60.78B it is way cheaper. The only big difference is that Lucid has started to put cars on the street while $FSR is set to do so in November 2022. The first Fisker car is a crossover SUV called Ocean, which has a superior design and very competitive pricing revealed by the company in the LA car show back in November. I am expecting a huge run when it happens and most likely when we get closer to the production.
Fundamentally, the company is doing well. Since it is still in its early stages it is considered risky, but given the lowered risk of production execution and having a top-tier design by the CEO himself this company had a lot of potentials for growth. EV stocks are expected to do very well in the coming few years as electrification is increasing exponentially. I am considering $FSR a good potential multi-bagger for the next few years, nevertheless, a lot depends on the execution of course. This is not financial advice, DYODD!
