Where Will Joby and Archer Aviation Stocks Be in One Year? Top Investor Weighs In

Electric air taxi stocks remain under pressure despite several operational steps, and one investor says the market may be underpricing both Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation over the next year. Joby (NYSE:JOBY) is down about 65% over the past year, while Archer (NYSE:ACHR) has fallen 55%, as investors focus on long FAA certification timelines, cash burn, dilution risk, and uncertainty on when meaningful commercial revenue will arrive. The article credits Joby with converting its relationship with Virgin Atlantic into a binding commercial agreement for future UK operations while advancing through FAA certification. Archer expanded through a partnership with defense technology firm Anduril and is preparing its commercial Midnight aircraft for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Stone Fox Capital, ranked among TipRanks’ top 4% pros, expects valuation shifts as operations move toward launch and points to Joby’s roughly $2.5 billion cash balance.