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2 Top Flying Car Stocks That Cathie Wood Can’t Get Enough Of

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2 Top Flying Car Stocks That Cathie Wood Can’t Get Enough Of Urban air mobility has long lived somewhere between science fiction and city planning decks…
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  • For Archer fiscal 2026, losses expected to reduce 7.8% annually to -$0.95 per share

    80% confidence

  • For Joby, full fiscal year losses seen growing 7.6% annually to -$0.85 per share

    80% confidence

  • For Archer current quarter, losses expected to decrease 52.8% YOY to -$0.25 per share

    80% confidence

  • Management expects to generate cash, cash equivalents, and short-term investments at the upper end of $500 million to $540 million range for 2025

    80% confidence

  • Wall Street analysts recommend caution with consensus Hold rating for Joby Aviation

    80% confidence

  • Urban air mobility has long lived somewhere between science fiction and city planning decks

    80% confidence

  • For Joby, current quarter loss per share expected to widen 5.3% YOY to -$0.20

    80% confidence

  • For Joby fiscal 2026, loss projected to narrow 11.8% to -$0.75 per share

    80% confidence

  • Archer Aviation has consensus Moderate Buy rating overall

    80% confidence

  • For Archer current year, losses projected to decline 27.5% YOY to -$1.03 per share

    80% confidence

  • Joby plans to produce four aircraft a month by 2027 at Ohio facility

    80% confidence
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