Chargepoint Stock News

The meme stock mania of 2021 turned out to be a rollercoaster ride for investors. During that heady period, it felt as though every potential meme stock was destined to soar, propelled by an unprecede

ChargePoint stock is down 86% over the last two years as it faces headwinds from economic uncertainty. Delays in the delivery of EVs for fleet customers and a pullback in commercial spending have led

Small-cap stocks closed out 2023 with a bang as the S&P 600 Small-Cap ETF (NYSEARCA: SPSM ) surged more than 10% over the past month, nearly tripling the large-cap S&P 500's performance. Most of that

There was a time when investors used to avoid heavily shorted stocks. Building-up of short interest indicates a bearish view of the stock, translating into a sustained correction.

Investors poured money back into growing tech stocks like ChargePoint over the last month. The interest rate environment looks to be getting more favorable.

The electric vehicle industry seems to be slowing since the demand for EVs is dropping. However, this is temporary.

EV charging stocks suffered this year, largely due to apparent reduced interest in overall EV offerings. But, increasingly, it seems as though that bearish sentiment was misguided, offering a prime pu

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During the meme stocks rally of 2021, it seemed that all potential meme stocks skyrocketed. The speculative activity peaked, and short-squeeze rallies delivered multi-bagger returns in weeks.

Santa came early this year for growth stocks. The existing December rally accelerated on news that the Federal Reserve will likely begin cutting rates next year.

ChargePoint stock charged ahead earlier this week, buoyed by forecasts of lower exchange rates. ChargePoint stock turned tail this morning, and a lower price target from DA Davidson was probably the r

ChargePoint is facing serious challenges right now. Lower interest rates could boost demand for EVs, and they tend to raise prices for growth stocks.

ChargePoint appointed a new CEO, and here is the strategy he aims to implement.

Electric vehicle (EV) demand is expected to accelerate, which should fuel further upside for EV charging stocks. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), EVs could account for about 35% of

QuantumScape and ChargePoint have both plunged from their all-time highs as the EV market cooled. QuantumScape hasn't generated any revenue yet, but it plans to ramp up its production.