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What Analysts Say About the Lucid Partnership 🔥 More Lucid Deals on the Way? | Important Updates
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Overall SentimentBullishStrength: 60%
Overall Thesis
Analyst reactions to the Uber deal are mixed-to-positive with Morgan Stanley expecting more strategic partnerships, and the speaker believes a hedge fund deal — not Uber — is the real reason for the reverse stock split, with more announcements expected at August 5 earnings.
Narratives
LCIDLucid MotorsMorgan Stanley and Bank of America are cautiously optimistic about the Uber deal, with Morgan Stanley suggesting more strategic partnerships are coming. The speaker argues the reverse stock split is being done to attract a specific hedge fund partner, not because of the Uber deal — hedge funds (unlike Uber) care about the penny stock threshold. August 5 earnings are expected to include further major announcements.
Key Arguments
- Morgan Stanley expects more strategic partnerships beyond Uber
- Benchmark gave $7 buy target — most bullish analyst rating
- Reverse stock split is to attract a hedge fund partner, not for Uber (who wouldn't care about penny stock status)
- August 5 earnings expected to include further big announcements per CEO hints
- Options open interest: 37,000 at $3.50 — gamma squeeze possible if Lucid closes above $3.50
Risks acknowledged
- Bank of America $1 sell (John Murphy) due to lack of disclosed per-unit pricing
- Retail 'vote no' campaign on reverse split is effectively meaningless given PIF's 58% stake
- Shorts increasing 1.22M shares in pre-market trying to suppress the move
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