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VinFast: Vietnam EV maker valued at more than Ford or GM

Two screenshot showing you talking about 48% of gdp is manufacturing and 20% of the economy is export. Who is the Mr Export here? Lol


Well, as the saying goes at least Evergrande the failed company had billions in real assets to sell but what does Vinfast have?
u guys almost had tencent at a trillion until terror fedual xi said he doesnt like big numbers in private hands

now apple alone worth half all chinese companies
 
are you viet? what are viet people saying about this

are they able to invest in this or is this only available to foreigner
Yes why? Viet people are calm. Some people like to bet, some not. Lots of buy properties or stocks or crypto. I think we are much like Chinese. The hobby to gamble.
Yes, VFS is traded on Nasdaq. I can buy it now direct from my iPhone from where I write this comment. In Vietnam I don’t know if possible to buy. I think yes. What you need is a trading account at a bank linked to a broker.
 
Two screenshot showing you talking about 48% of gdp is manufacturing and 20% of the economy is export. Who is the Mr Export here? Lol
And 2 screenshots said I never even talked about Export to begin with. So who is Mr Export lol?

Some idiot reply to my post asking for export number when I was talking about Manufacturing Sector LOL......
 
u guys almost had tencent at a trillion until terror fedual xi said he doesnt like big numbers in private hands

now apple alone worth half all chinese companies
That’s geopolitics. I lost money in Chinese stocks when Ccp turned hostile against the west and against big independent domestic companies. Investors lost faith in the future of China.
 
No, from the financial data that makes no sense. VF is more valuable than BYD or VW, only second to Tesla. Ways too much. However the trend shows VF valuation will pass $100 billion.

Some explanations. stock market is somewhat like a casino where people bet on black and white and hope they will win even 50:50.

If many people rush to buy rice because there is shortage then rice will increase in price. Vietnam rice has risen by $100 per ton. Same like VF share. There is a very tight supply of VFS on the stock market.

Investors look for a story. Vietnam is the story. Will they invest in Russia or China? No, definitely not given geopolitics. Russia is dead. China has reached the peak.

VF beats yesterday market expectations. Multiple companies from Korea to China announce new factories in hightec sectors in Vietnam. VF announces new model to the US market with range beating previous estimate.
As I explained before, Vinfast is Vingroup pet project, and Vingroup have a lot of cash.

They bought a SPAC for 23 billion to just try to get Vinfast on Nasdaq, instead of going the traditional IPO route, that show you they are not about to let their stock tank.

People invest in stock market usually have 1 major mistake, thinking Profit dictate stock price, actually it's not, it's cash flow dictate stock price and valuation, the reason why people think that is because profit increases cashflow and usually company that is posting a loss will have cash flow issue. So with that much cash in the bank, and what they did in the industry, they are being valuated higher than it actually was. Simply because of its prospect.

And I suspect the bounce back we saw on Vinfast have something to do with Vingroup. That's what I would say at this point.
 
That’s geopolitics. I lost money in Chinese stocks when Ccp turned hostile against the west and against big independent domestic companies. Investors lost faith in the future of China.
i lost money too i used to be pro china until xi showed his terror feudal colors
 
As I explained before, Vinfast is Vingroup pet project, and Vingroup have a lot of cash.

They bought a SPAC for 23 billion to just try to get Vinfast on Nasdaq, instead of going the traditional IPO route, that show you they are not about to let their stock tank.

People invest in stock market usually have 1 major mistake, thinking Profit dictate stock price, actually it's not, it's cash flow dictate stock price and valuation, the reason why people think that is because profit increases cashflow and usually company that is posting a loss will have cash flow issue. So with that much cash in the bank, and what they did in the industry, they are being valuated higher than it actually was. Simply because of its prospect.

And I suspect the bounce back we saw on Vinfast have something to do with Vingroup. That's what I would say at this point.
Spac is a good stuff. Offering more benefits than traditional IPO. Vinfast goes public within months instead of a year or longer. indeed the parent company Vingroup doesn’t need funds. VF has sufficient funds to finance the operations and expansion. The company expects to turn profitable in 2y.

Going public is just for advertising purposes. That makes the company more visible to the market that in turn resulting in more sales. Hopefully.
 
Spac is a good stuff. Offering more benefits than traditional IPO. Vinfast goes public within months instead of a year or longer. indeed the parent company Vingroup doesn’t need funds. VF has sufficient funds to finance the operations and expansion.
u could say the same about rivian and xpeng

in the end we just have to wait and see

even tesla dominance is not guaranteed long term
 
u could say the same about rivian and xpeng
I know too little about those companies to tell. What I understand is both rivian and xpeng don’t meet market expectations.
 
I know too little about those companies to tell. What I understand is both rivian and xpeng don’t meet market expectations.
theyre backed by amazon and xiaomi

amazon already has delivery trucks under rivian branding

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That’s geopolitics. I lost money in Chinese stocks when Ccp turned hostile against the west and against big independent domestic companies. Investors lost faith in the future of China.

You have to utter stupid to invest in chinese stocks, of you look at their returns, they are still in the lever they were last in September 2000.
 
theyre backed by amazon and xiaomi

amazon already has delivery trucks under rivian branding

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The problem with this and other EV makers is Tesla. On global market Tesla comes first then comes nothing. Xpeng market is China. There are too many EV makers in China. What I understand is nobody makes profit in China. instead, they make huge losses. Even VW, it sells EVs 1/3 cheaper than in Germany. That’s unsustainable.
 
And 2 screenshots said I never even talked about Export to begin with. So who is Mr Export lol?

Some idiot reply to my post asking for export number when I was talking about Manufacturing Sector LOL......

Hahaah seems more like making a bold statement rather than replying though.

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Manufacturing sector? You mean this dumbass definition? Lololol.. Ooo man you really can't cure stupidity.
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The problem with this and other EV makers is Tesla. On global market Tesla comes first then comes nothing. Xpeng market is China. There are too many EV makers in China. What I understand is nobody makes profit in China. instead, they make huge losses. Even VW, it sells EVs 1/3 cheaper than in Germany. That’s unsustainable.
Nobody makes profit in China? You sure about that?

u guys almost had tencent at a trillion until terror fedual xi said he doesnt like big numbers in private hands

now apple alone worth half all chinese companies

Government works for the people not some shareholder sitting in US. If the governments deemed there is an antitrust issue, they will crackdown, it is normal. Profit should trickle back to the economy in China not Wallstreet.

Share prices goes up and down, it is just a big casino.
 
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Hahaah seems more like making a bold statement rather than replying though.

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Manufacturing sector? You mean this dumbass definition? Lololol.. Ooo man you really can't cure stupidity.
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Nobody makes profit in China? You sure about that?



Government works for the people not some shareholder sitting in US. If the governments deemed there is an antitrust issue, they will crackdown, it is normal. Profit should trickle back to the economy in China not Wallstreet.

Share prices goes up and down, it is just a big casino.
That’s how the market sees it. No, not a single Chinese carmakers make profits when selling cars. They make profits around cars. Leasing, loans, rentals, etc.

China has too many carmakers that is the problem. China is about the same situation in Germany after the war. When there were about 100 carmakers. Now after big eats small, strong beats weak, we come down to 6 or so.
VW, Mercedes, BMW, Porsche, Audi, Opel.
 
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