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Nikola’s Stock Makes a Comeback—But Will It Last?

EtcNikola's Stock Makes a Comeback—But Will It Last?
Yahoo Finance
Yahoo Finance

Nikola’s stock, teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, remains on a wild ride, swinging dramatically between gains and losses on Wall Street.

On Tuesday, shares soared 41.44%, closing at 76 cents on the New York Stock Exchange.

This sharp rebound followed a 10.30% drop just last Friday.

Despite its daily volatility, the stock has surged 52.87% over the past five trading sessions.

Analysts attribute this extreme price movement to speculative traders betting on Nikola’s uncertain future. With shares already below $1, the downside risk appears limited, while the potential upside could be substantial if the company avoids bankruptcy.

As speculation continues to fuel Nikola’s stock, investors should brace for more sharp price swings in the days ahead.

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