The LI stock forecast incorporates expectations of infrastructure readiness, including charging station expansion. Enhanced accessibility is projected to lift vehicle adoption rates. AJ Bell's investment experts Russ Mould, Danni Hewson and Dan Coatsworth said: "If the last financial year offered any glimmer of light it came in the shape of lesser rates of decline in net fee income from temporary posts. If employers start to feel less gloomy, they may turn to temporary hires first before any blossoming of confidence leads to more permanent hires." From 2020 to 2022, the company’s total FCF was -$12 billion. In 2024, the firm is now solidly back on its feet in terms of bringing in cash, generating just under $2 billion in FCF. Short-term LI stock forecast models suggest a resistance near $44 and support at $38, driven by market reactions to supply chain updates. Traders are eyeing volume surges as possible breakout indicators for the next two weeks.
