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Carvana Co. (CVNA) is an American online platform for buying, selling, and financing automobiles. The company provides a unique way to purchase and sell vehicles online, allowing customers to complete convenient and fast transactions without the need to physically visit brick-and-mortar dealerships. Carvana offers a wide selection of vehicles that are thoroughly inspected and showcased on their website. Additionally, they provide financing options and vehicle delivery to the customer's doorstep. This innovative approach to car buying and selling is gaining increasing popularity, and customers appreciate the simplicity and transparency of the process. Investing in Carvana Co. (CVNA) stock may be attractive to investors who believe in the growing trend of digital automotive commerce.
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One of the reasons why shorting is not something I would seek out. The company is a complete write-off, and what will it do in two years 🤯
Shares of $CVNA's Carvana Co. hit an all-time high this week - up more than 10,000% from a low in late 2022 - dealing a blow to investors who had been betting against the online used-car retailer.
Friends, investors, I'd like to break down Carvana $CVNA
The last post on it here was about a month ago and it has once again made some upward progress, although there was some correction on it today. Let's pour some clear wine though please and this really isn't just a strong fundamental eh? 😁
What do you think about the growth of $CVNA today? Did I understand correctly that it was only because of internal estimates of better growth and savings? 🤔
That's pretty extreme. I don't do trading either, but lately I've been thinking about starting to invest in options.