Joby Aviation, Inc. Common Stock (JOBY)

Defense contracts could provide Joby with near-term funding to navigate turbulent financial waters as it works toward commercial revenue.

Chinese company EHang has a head start in urban air mobility with their pilotless, low-cost aircraft, while US rivals face regulatory hurdles.

Chinese company EHang Holdings has beat American rivals Joby and Archer in the eVTOL race by securing certifications, launching flights, and expanding its product line.

Cathie Wood's ARK ETFs bet on Archer Aviation as eVTOL air taxis near FAA approval, giving investors diversified exposure to urban air mobility.

The potential payoff from buying this air taxi maker's stock isn't nearly as big as from a lottery ticket, but your odds of banking some form of win are considerably higher.

Joby's stock consolidation overlooks bullish indicators and the value of its completed Blade acquisition, creating a compelling investment opportunity.

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These eVTOL pioneers have shed double-digit percentages from recent highs, creating an entry point for patient investors betting on the future of urban air mobility.

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Grizzly Research is shorting electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer Archer Aviation Inc (NYSE:ACHR) as the firm believes competitor Joby Aviation Inc (NYSE:JOBY) is a better bet in the eVTOL space.

In contrast, Grizzly said rival Joby Aviation is making “tangible and impressive” progress on certification, infrastructure, and commercialization.

Joby and Archer are competing for the future of flight with different business models: sky limo vs flying taxi. Investors must decide which will take off first.

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Despite a late-week rally, Joby stock still saw a double-digit pullback in response to multiple selling pressures.

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China's EHang and Brazil's Eve Air Mobility emerge as frontrunners in the eVTOL race, leaving US companies Joby and Archer behind. Market projections show the focus is on who can fly farthest.

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EHang's first-mover advantage and full certifications put it ahead of U.S. eVTOL rivals Joby and Archer. Profit forecast to skyrocket, while rivals lag.

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Gen. David Allvin, the chief of staff of the Air Force, is set to retire two years ahead of schedule. This announcement, made on Monday, adds to the growing list of high-ranking military exits under the Trump's administration.

Joby Aviation is just one of many ways to invest in the burgeoning electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) industry.

Joby's recent piloted flight between two public airports signals significant progress, suggesting the stock's consolidation offers a strategic entry point.

The eVTOL pioneer just made history with the first electric air taxi flight between public airports, but investors might want to check the altitude before jumping in.