AAM Stock Composite Slides 8% On Broad-Based Weakness

Ben Goldstein February 28, 2023
Credit: EHang
The Advanced Air Mobility Composite declined by nearly 8% during the week ending Feb. 24, compared to a roughly 2.7% decline in the S&P 500, dragged down by broad-based selling across a host of publicly traded AAM companies. The index’s top losers in the week were EHang (-12.3%), Workhorse Group (-9...
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