Rivian Automotive, Inc. (RIVN)

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Rivian reports earnings on April 30. Expect big things.

Rivian has lost significant value since it went public.

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Rivian is on the verge of launching its R2 vehicle, but in the long term, it also hopes to sell its technology to other carmakers.

Investors waited patiently for the R2 launch, and it should pay off handsomely. But there's another massive reason to like Rivian long-term.

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