Rivian stock faces selling pressure as UBS initiates a downgrade, with shares sliding over 3% in response to the analyst call. The move signals shifting sentiment from major financial institutions on the EV maker's near-term prospects. Traders watching RIVN should note the timing—institutional downgrades often precede broader market reassessments. Whether this represents a temporary correction or the start of a deeper pullback remains a key question for portfolio managers monitoring the stock.
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BearMarketBarber
· 9h ago
UBS is messing with the sentiment again; the decline in RIVN doesn't seem to be over yet.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 9h ago
UBS downgrade? Ha, another soothsayer is here. I was already betting on RIVN dropping 3% this time; I've been waiting for such institutions to blow their orders so I can go all-in. The opportunity to break even is here.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 9h ago
Here we go again, UBS is dumping again, RIVN is going to tank.
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fren.eth
· 9h ago
Rivian has dropped again, UBS has stepped in... This move feels like the institutions are "clearing the battlefield" before bottoming out.
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MevTears
· 9h ago
UBS downgrade, so what? RIVN should have dropped long ago...
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alpha_leaker
· 9h ago
Rivian has been hit by institutions again and again, this time UBS downgraded... a 3% drop, no big deal.
Rivian stock faces selling pressure as UBS initiates a downgrade, with shares sliding over 3% in response to the analyst call. The move signals shifting sentiment from major financial institutions on the EV maker's near-term prospects. Traders watching RIVN should note the timing—institutional downgrades often precede broader market reassessments. Whether this represents a temporary correction or the start of a deeper pullback remains a key question for portfolio managers monitoring the stock.