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Rivian Automotive, Inc (NASDAQ:RIVN) was trading about 3% lower Wednesday as the company heads into its first-quarter earnings print after the market close.
Analysts expect the company to report EPS of negative $1.32 on revenues of $1.262 billion for the quarter ending Dec. 31.
Last week, Barclays analyst Dan Levy downgraded Rivian from Overweight to Equal-Weight and lowered a price target from $25 to $16. Read More Here...
When Rivian printed its third-quarter earnings report on Nov. 7, the stock was highly volatile the following day, gapping up about 8.5% before falling to close about 2.41% lower.
For that quarter, Rivian reported earnings per share of negative $1.19, beating a Street estimate of a loss of $1.32 per share. The company also posted a top-line beat, reporting revenues of $1.337 billion, compared to the $1.327-billion consensus estimate.
From a technical perspective, Rivian looks neutral heading into the event, forming an inverted hammer candlestick but rejecting the eight-day exponential moving average (EMA). Of course, holding a position in a stock over earnings can be akin to gambling, as stocks can rise following an earnings miss and fall after reporting a beat.
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The Rivian Chart: Rivian has been trading mostly sideways since Jan. 17, but since Feb. 5, the stock has made a series of higher lows on the daily chart. On Wednesday, Rivian was working to form an inverted hammer candlestick, which could signal the local bottom has occurred and the stock may bounce on Thursday.
