Big moves from Goldman Sachs and Charles Schwab: Goldman Sachs after nearly exiting its Lucid position earlier this year, GS reversed course and added 2.56 million Lucid shares in Q1, This comes from data shared by EV analyst Claudio Afonso, the attached article, and it’s a surprising pivot given Goldman’s prior large scale exit from the stock. While mainstream stock sentiment on LCID has been mixed (to say the least), this accumulation from one of Wall Street’s most powerful players suggests that institutional confidence might be returning or, at the very least, that Goldman sees a value play with asymmetric upside.
Goldman, along with these other large investment banking houses, obviously have the cash to place bets where they see long-term return. Lucid might just be one of those bets. Yes, the EV space is becoming crowded. Yes, Lucid’s Gravity production ramp and cash burn have made headlines (in good and mixed ways). But institutional moves like this aren’t made casually. With the Gravity SUV large-scale production looming, software maturing (hoping for 3.0 UI in Air soon), and potential strategic partnerships on the horizon, perhaps Goldman sees what the retail crowd doesn’t yet.
Further, Charles Schwab doubled down on its stake in the automaker in the third quarter of 2024, from 2.76 million to nearly 5.10 million shares. CS's stake has increased by 29.4% to over 6.59 million shares. (Further, UBS seems to have also acquired a fair amount of shares.)
Curious to hear others’ thoughts. Is this a signal that Wall Street's outlook on Lucid is turning a corner?
Also, this is not investment advice and just a personal opinion of mine.
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Goldman, along with these other large investment banking houses, obviously have the cash to place bets where they see long-term return. Lucid might just be one of those bets. Yes, the EV space is becoming crowded. Yes, Lucid’s Gravity production ramp and cash burn have made headlines (in good and mixed ways). But institutional moves like this aren’t made casually. With the Gravity SUV large-scale production looming, software maturing (hoping for 3.0 UI in Air soon), and potential strategic partnerships on the horizon, perhaps Goldman sees what the retail crowd doesn’t yet.
Further, Charles Schwab doubled down on its stake in the automaker in the third quarter of 2024, from 2.76 million to nearly 5.10 million shares. CS's stake has increased by 29.4% to over 6.59 million shares. (Further, UBS seems to have also acquired a fair amount of shares.)
Curious to hear others’ thoughts. Is this a signal that Wall Street's outlook on Lucid is turning a corner?
Also, this is not investment advice and just a personal opinion of mine.

Goldman nearly doubles Lucid stake, EV reports - TipRanks.com
After almost exiting its position in early 2024, Goldman Sachs (GS) has nearly doubled its stake in Lucid (LCID), adding nearly 2.56M shares between January and Mar...