Core Points - ChargePoint's stock experienced a significant decline, closing down 13.6% and reaching a low of 16.5% during trading [1] - The Trump administration's recent order to halt the use of 5billioninfundingforEVchargingnetworkexpansionhasledtostate−levelresponsesthatnegativelyimpactedChargePoint′sstock[2][3]−ThefundingforEVchargingstationswasestablishedunderthe2021BipartisanInfrastructureLaw,withdisbursementsplannedthrough2026,butitsfutureisnowuncertainduetotheadministration′sactions[3]−ChargePoint′ssharepricehasdecreasedapproximately68302 million [4] - The company is currently valued at over 60% of this year's expected sales, but it continues to incur significant losses, including a net loss of $77.6 million last quarter [5] - The lack of federal support for EV adoption poses challenges for ChargePoint's path to profitability, potentially necessitating new funding through stock sales or debt [5]