Damn, you make so compelling argument. I should totally listen to you. Not!
I have a simple rule. I don't take financial advice from poor people. They're poor for a reason.
Xpeng reminds me so much of Tesla. Xpeng is $32 billion. Nio is $65 billion. I much rather own Xpeng than Nio. Xpeng is already going to build second factory in China. Nio is still working on building their first factory and don't even make their own cars. Elon Musk has said vehicle mass production is like 100 times harder than simply building working prototype. Xpeng has already proven they can build their own factory and cars from ground up. Nio hasn't. In order to compete with Tesla, you have to be super vertically integrated and have software and engineering DNA. Xpeng has it. I'm not sure about Nio. So I'm going to keep Xpeng, thank you very much. I think Xpeng can be $100-$200 billion company by 2025.
I could sell 25 of the Oct 15, 2021 $45 XPEV calls and collect $17.35 premium each or $43,375 if I thought XPEV wasn't going higher than $45 by next October. In fact, selling 25 of the calls would basically lower my XPEV share cost basis to below $0 since I already made another $5,000 from April $17.50 XPEV puts I sold. So by selling Oct 15 calls, I would play with completely free house money on my 2,500 XPEV shares. Yet I won't do it because I think XPEV is headed higher than $63 by October next year. I think XPEV could hit that this year.
And as for Palantir dropping the ball on earnings and stock getting slammed, I'm not seeing what you're seeing. That was good earning report by Palantir. You need to learn how to read earnings report. And PLTR stock is flat after-hours which is opposite of getting slammed. I bought 1,000 shares of the evil company at $9.86 and sold Nov 20 $15 calls and $7.50 puts so I want to see PLTR below $15 until after November 20th. I'm making money on PLTR stock, calls, and puts. That's triple crown win.