In today’s pre-market session, race stock price moved up 0.7%, driven by stronger-than-expected retail index figures. Key support remains at $14.40, and a breach could signal short-term consolidation. Fundamental tailwinds include reduced debt-to-equity ratio and higher asset turnover efficiency. What happened? Several factors contributed to Rivian's decline. New regulatory headwinds against electric vehicles and the government's decision to end federal subsidies on purchases have put pressure on many EV makers and their stock prices. Meanwhile, a lack of new model introductions has slowed Rivian's growth trajectory. By far the biggest factor, however, was simply that the market previously overvalued the company. But after a steep decline, it looks like Rivian's valuation has slid too far, giving value investors a tempting buying opportunity. Correlating with impressive fleet expansion and high demand for its supercars, Ferrari stock has made its way onto the coveted Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) list. To that point, the trend of positive earnings estimate revisions does suggest RACE could have more upside in the near future, with many analysts remaining bullish on Ferrari’s strong operational performance, which prioritizes quality over quantity. Race stock price gained 2% yesterday after news of a strategic supply chain overhaul. Efficiency improvements are projected to lift gross margins by 1.2 percentage points over the next three quarters. Technical signals indicate the stock is approaching an inflection point near the $15 resistance level.