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Nio (NYSE:NIO), which at one time traded for as much as $62.84 per share, now trades for under $5 per share, putting NIO stock firmly in penny stock territory. However, investors have rightfully bailed this China-based EV manufacturer. I’m referring to more than just fair weather fans of the stock. As InvestorPlace’s Eddie Pan reported last week, Baillie Gifford, one of Nio’s largest institutional shareholders, sold nearly 84% of its position. This is not surprising. The company’s growth has con