BYD's shares have been on a downward slope, falling to a nine-month low due to consecutive sales decline. The
stock is underperforming despite reporting higher revenue with lower profit in the 9-month results, causing some analysts to question whether
investors should buy the dip. Despite facing tough competition weighing on vehicle margin, causing revenue, and net profits to miss expectations, arguments are made that BYD could possibly surprise bears. The
stock's performance in volatility spikes and how it leverages digital adoption has also been under scrutiny. Factors such as BYD's
stock dividend growth, Cathie Wood's continuous investment, and the
company's partnership with Apple in Vietnam manufacturing have made some analysts see potential. However, the stock witnessed a significant dipdue to the
largest recall over battery risks and design flaws. Having recently faced their
biggest vehicle pullback, investors keen on the stock have had to bear in mind the major risks tied to BYD. Despite all, the stock still hit the weakest level since February due to a second continuous monthly sales decline totalling 12%. The
Trust of prominent investor, Warren Buffett, seemed to wane as Berkshire Hathaway exited BYD after a 17-year investment, although BYD executives bought shares showing confidence in the EV maker's investment value.
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