Wish I could pull the trigger on 1000 shares.:0corn
A lot of people looking at ACVA to drop to $6 and buy like hell. :0008
A lot of people looking at ACVA to drop to $6 and buy like hell. :0008
Carvana is the stock to buy right now.
- Thread starter The Joker
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This company is down in stock price for various reasons - such as.....several states have had titling issues and their license has been either temporarily revoked or in jeopardy also, the entire car market is upside down right now. No chips. No new cars being bought. (Toyota is down about 40% in production) which makes used cars go way up in price. When new cars ramp up in sales, and trades come in and used car prices go down, we will see Carvana ramp up in sales.
Lastly, Carvana is NOT a car dealership company. It sells cars, sure, but Carvana is a data company.
I have read reviews that Carvana has a really poor customer service and process to get your car.
:shrug:
:shrug:
ACVA beat earnings and up 20% today. Wish I would have jumped in. Geez. :facepalm:
Saint Johns, FLVerified Reviewer Verified Buyer
Original review: Feb. 3, 2022
My experience purchasing my Hyundai Santa Fe through Carvana was not great. I pre-ordered the car in November and purchased the day it became available (early December). The delivery was delayed twice and I didn't actually receive the vehicle until January 27th (had to rent a car in the meantime to the tune of $1800). Upon delivery, I discovered the USB port does not work (neither charging or connecting to CarPlay). I've taken the vehicle to two approved service centers, neither of which could fix it stating it needs to be taken to a Hyundai dealer. I'm still waiting on approval to take it to Hyundai since they are not an "approved" service center for SilverRock (the warranty provider for Carvana). The ease of purchase is nice with Carvana, but that's not really a benefit if everything else is a mess.
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there are alot of good ones, but then there are alot of others. just sayin:shrug:
Original review: Feb. 3, 2022
My experience purchasing my Hyundai Santa Fe through Carvana was not great. I pre-ordered the car in November and purchased the day it became available (early December). The delivery was delayed twice and I didn't actually receive the vehicle until January 27th (had to rent a car in the meantime to the tune of $1800). Upon delivery, I discovered the USB port does not work (neither charging or connecting to CarPlay). I've taken the vehicle to two approved service centers, neither of which could fix it stating it needs to be taken to a Hyundai dealer. I'm still waiting on approval to take it to Hyundai since they are not an "approved" service center for SilverRock (the warranty provider for Carvana). The ease of purchase is nice with Carvana, but that's not really a benefit if everything else is a mess.
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there are alot of good ones, but then there are alot of others. just sayin:shrug:
ACVA
ACVA
[FONT="][/FONT][FONT="]I don't know if this is bullshit or not but if true it can't be good.[/FONT][FONT="]
On Feb 17th Goldman Sacks filed that they cut their stake by 82.5%. On Feb 19th Wells Fargo filed that they cut their stake by 93%. The Smart Money is headed for the exits.[/FONT]
ACVA
[FONT="][/FONT][FONT="]I don't know if this is bullshit or not but if true it can't be good.[/FONT][FONT="]
On Feb 17th Goldman Sacks filed that they cut their stake by 82.5%. On Feb 19th Wells Fargo filed that they cut their stake by 93%. The Smart Money is headed for the exits.[/FONT]
If anybody is still watching ACVA, it has gone down the last few days because I took a position. :0003
