美股異動 | Lordstown Motors(RIDE.US)跌超10% 德銀降低其目標價至2美元
格隆匯5月10日丨Lordstown Motors(RIDE.US)跌超10%,報1.605美元。德意志銀行分析師Emmanuel Rosner將該公司目標價由3美元下調至2美元,並維持對該股“持有”評級。分析師表示,他仍對Lordstown Motors近期的前景感到擔憂,該公司與富士康的交易最後期限“再度被推遲”。分析師認為,該公司未來的道路“越來越複雜,即使與富士康的交易完成,公司也需要更多資金才能提高產量”。

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