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Why NIO Stock Sank 19.7% in February

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Shares of NIO (NYSE: NIO) slumped 19.7% in February, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The Chinese electric vehicle (EV) company got caught up in a broader sell-off of growth-dependent technology stocks, and more near-term volatility could be in the cards.