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Whatever the news, NIO seems to be hitting new lows almost every day. At this point, I think investors want to see a clear path to profitability.

NIO is reportedly making around an 18% vehicle margin on average, but the company as a whole is still not profitable after operating expenses, R&D, infrastructure spending, and other costs.

A lot of that spending may be necessary for long-term growth, but eventually investors need to see those margins translate into actual profits on the bottom line.

Whatever the news, NIO seems to be hitting new lows almost every day. At this point, I think investors want to see a clear path to profitability.

NIO is reportedly making around an 18% vehicle margin on average, but the company as a whole is still not profitable after operating expenses, R&D, infrastructure spending, and other costs.

A lot of that spending may be necessary for long-term growth, but eventually investors need to see those margins translate into actual profits on the bottom line.

Before I bought a Kindle, I remember checking Kindle book prices and thinking they were significantly cheaper than paperbacks. All the kindle books used to be like $4 or $5.
But after actually buying a Kindle, I’m noticing that a lot of Kindle books seem same price as the paperback.
It makes me wonder: Were Kindle books always priced this close to paperbacks, or have ebook prices gone up over the years?
Maybe I’m just remembering the discounted Kindle prices I used to see, but I’d love to know if others have noticed the same thing.

I pay for YouTube Premium specifically to avoid ads, but more and more creators are adding videos with sponsor segments, self-promotions, and multiple ad reads.

Some videos now have more sponsor content than actual content.

What do you guys think?

I have so many collections now in saved folders that it takes forever just to find the right folder when I want to save a reel or look for a specific folder. Especially when you’ve created folders for recipes, travel, fitness, memes, ideas, etc.

How do you guys organize your folders?

If there any devs from Meta here, please suggest this update to your Product Managers.