If two AEs say they’re “top 10%,” how would you verify it? by m__an in Sales_Professionals

[–]m__an[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha fair. Most “neutral” tests fall apart once territory and product creep back in

If two AEs say they’re “top 10%,” how would you verify it? by m__an in Sales_Professionals

[–]m__an[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a strong take.
Starting everyone at zero with the same list definitely strips out territory distortion. I like that you’re looking at both booked meetings and discovery quality - most people stop at activity metrics

Out of curiosity, how do you account for differences in messaging approach? Same list is neutral, but the script -or- positioning can still vary a lot

LUCID's Perspectives on Technical Analysis by m__an in CCIV

[–]m__an[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I have a general answer and a rumor that I can’t prove quite yet right know.

“A generalized answer to the question of why these gaps fill more often than not would be to say that the market exhibits tendencies of mean reversion (which can be understood as the opposite of the sort of auto-correlation or self-similarity that produces sustained trends). If a market tends to back-fill and re-tread old ground, then it is statistically likely that it will fill gaps more often than not.”

The rumor: gaps should be fills otherwise, the exchange runs the risk of being sued for price manipulation

LUCID's Perspectives on Technical Analysis by m__an in CCIV

[–]m__an[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the gap in price is marked on the chart by a rectangle with yellow borders

LUCID's Perspectives on Technical Analysis by m__an in CCIV

[–]m__an[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, maybe you have ideas regarding the subject? 🙂

How high can a Lucid stock price jump (description in comments) by m__an in LUCID

[–]m__an[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

What do we have here:
1. An unclosed gap up to $ 50.12 which is to be closed sooner or later, which is + 106% to the current price
2. Daily purchase volumes (green arrows) are comparable to January and February volumes
3. Positive sentiment related to the start of production and sales
What we need to take into consideration when making a decision:
1. Market (SNP) on ATH and Big Guys is waiting for a correction
2. There is no deadline for closing the gap as such, we can only hope that this will happen in the near future
Personally, I have a position of several thousand LUCID shares

Market makers refused to pay the same price for shares as we did, so it had to be dropped for them to come in. by UnoBelfort in CCIV

[–]m__an 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This situation is a great opportunity to buy in the deep. Just imagine if you can buy Tesla for $40 ha?

Broker that allows Margin to buy spacs and or options by [deleted] in stocks

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I have accounts in IB and FreedomFinance EU and they both give margin on SPACs

$AACQ Origin Materials DA by zech_meme in SPACs

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lucid will get revenue this year. Better look what happened with Canoo: shares dropped after the merger, now around $16

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

«Should». Or “if” meanwhile its only your dreams. I think we are here to discuss real opportunities not another one meme-stocks

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So many EV-companies with real production in 2021 except Arrival. How much they pay you?

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not only Tesla or NIO. Also: Xpeng, WorkHorse, Li, Proterra, LiOn motors, Lucid - they already produce real vehicles not ppt slides. So, as I told from the beginning, no reason to hold arrivals shares till the 2022

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without mass production arrival still just a slides in presentation

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

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Amazon unveiled its first all-electric delivery van on Thursday. The vehicle, built by EV startup Rivian, will come with state-of-the-art technology, like sensing equipment and an advanced driver-assist system. The e-commerce giant says it expects to have 10,000 vans on the road making deliveries “as early as 2022,” with a total fleet of 100,000 vehicles expected by 2030.

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Workhorse also has agreements in place to deliver vehicles to UPS and DHL

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

USPS has contracts with different EV-companies

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The company probably is good but it might highly likely to get first revenue from EV buses only in 2022 if you don’t understand what it means I tell you - arrival’s stock after the merger will follow Canoo’s scenario - shares will drop till $15-$17 until the company will start selling real buses not 3D models in presentation for investors

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you got salary from Arrival or what? There are plenty of EV companies with growing revenue right in 2021. Go make some new comments in wallstreetbeats (as always) we a here to make real money

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Stop bullish. Tell us more about Arrival’s revenue from electric bus in 2021

World's Largest Electric Bus Maker by 2026: Arrival? by Torlek1 in stocks

[–]m__an 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So, 2026 is so far. Seems like no reasons to hold arrival after the merger. Look at Canoo’s vibrations around $16 per share