Unraveling the 21% Surge of Chijet Motor (CJET) Stock Unraveling the 21% Surge of Chijet Motor (CJET) Stock

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By Ronald Tech

CJET Stock - Why Is Chijet Motor (CJET) Stock Up 21% Today?

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Chijet Motor (NASDAQ:CJET) stock is on the rise today, fueled by intense pre-market trading activity in shares of the new energy vehicle company.

Trading of CJET stock has surpassed 8 million shares at the time of this report, significantly higher than the average daily trading volume of about 354,000 shares. Notably, Chijet Motor’s float stands at 15.2 million units.

The stock surge today occurs without any significant updates from Chijet Motor, including the absence of press releases or SEC filings. Moreover, there is no analyst coverage to explain this surge.

Traders should be aware that CJET is categorized as a penny stock due to its previous closing price of 29 cents per share and a market capitalization of $46.591 million.

Analyzing the Impact on CJET Stock

Heavy trading activity in a penny stock often signals a pump-and-dump scheme. The current situation with CJET shares might align with this pattern, especially given the lack of substantial company-related news.

Investors and traders need to exercise caution when considering an investment in Chijet Motor at this juncture. Despite the current uptrend, the stock’s volatility could lead to swift reversals.

CJET stock is currently up by 21.1% as of Friday morning.

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As of the publication date, William White holds no direct or indirect positions in the securities mentioned. The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author, adhering to the InvestorPlace.com Publishing Guidelines.


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