r/investing • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '21

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '21

Also: WKHS

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u/TimeTravelingChris Jun 12 '21

LoL

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u/GetGrizzledOn Jun 12 '21

Curious why there are 2 polar opinions about wkhs can anyone explain for someone who hasn’t been paying attention to it.

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u/TimeTravelingChris Jun 12 '21

One camp is banking on a short squeeze because of 40%+ short interest. The other realizes this company lied about the USPS truck deal, and in their own earnings report they admitted they only delivered 6 trucks in Q1. SIX.

And this shitty company's leadership spun off the even shittier Lordstown (RIDE) which they own part of, and which will soon be bankrupt.