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$LCID 🚨A new interview with Marc on Bloomberg about stock reverse split & Lucid x Uber x Nuro partnership: ❌ It’s NOT to avoid delisting – Lucid wasn’t anywhere near the $1 threshold required for Nasdaq delisting. ⚙️ It’s a technical move – mainly to: 🔵Open the door for...

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