Joby Aviation aims to secure FAA certification for its electric air taxi this year and plans to raise up to $1 billion. The stock has dropped by 20% in 2026 and is down about 50% from its peak. With ongoing losses and uncertainty around revenue generation, Joby remains a risky investment. Despite the stock’s decline, caution is advised due to uncertainties in the eVTOL market. Investors should consider the potential risks and wait for further developments before deciding to invest. Joby’s recent offering may increase volatility and dilution for existing shareholders, highlighting the stock’s biggest risk.

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