"Other" has been on a tear for me lately. I finally caved to the the thought process of "it's got to pull back from this price" and sold portions of SQ and IIPR. I almost did the same with Zillow but decided it could still run a little further.
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What other tech stock to consider?
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Some articles about Canoo showing up in the media. SPAC soon. Any thoughts? I’ve never invested in an IPO or SPAC.
Canoo reveals a new electric delivery vehicle ahead of stock exchange debut
Canoo reveals a new electric delivery vehicle ahead of stock exchange debut
Buckminster
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Looks like a good company to me. Delivery van looks cool - borrowed from the Cybertruck design language. Also, a van with a steering wheel looks like something that can be sold inside 2 years unlike their previous pod.
A little news on Nano One: Nano One Enters into a Cathode Evaluation Agreement
There are only three companies that meet those criteria that I am aware of:
GM: Partnered with LG, so maybe but doesn't seem likely.
That leaves: Tesla... But they have been working on their own cathode...
There are only three companies that meet those criteria that I am aware of:
- Ford
- GM
- Tesla
GM: Partnered with LG, so maybe but doesn't seem likely.
That leaves: Tesla... But they have been working on their own cathode...
The shorts are really holding on to QS... E*TRADE is now paying me ~86% to lend my shares...
I don't know, they could be right on QS.
If anything it is small enough that they might be able to make it fail. (If they run a big short&distort campaign.)I'm not feeling it with QS. They're at least two years out and Tesla's going to have million mile batteries that charge quick and have ICE comparable range. Solid State might be better but will that be advantageous?
bkp_duke
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Two MAJOR problems QS has to overcome
1) Cycle limitation - all their published info says their current battery tech is good for ~800 cycles. That won't cut it for even consumer autos.
2) Price - by the time they release a viable product that can be scaled up, Tesla will be around the $50/kwh mark on battery costs. QS has not predicted anywhere near that low a price leve.
For these two reason, I've passed on QS for a long term investment.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
If cost and energy density are good enough it will. 800 cycles on a 400+ mile pack is 320,000+ miles and 26+ years for the average 12K miles/year driver.
mekberg
Member
Interesting conversation between Gali of HyperChange and Michael Saylor of Microstrategy about Bitcoin.
This combined with ARK's research and the Fed money printer go brrrrrrr has me wanting to move 5% of my assets into Bitcoin.
Edit- Elon and Michael Saylor had a Twitter exchange on the topic: https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1340679387998527489?s=20
This combined with ARK's research and the Fed money printer go brrrrrrr has me wanting to move 5% of my assets into Bitcoin.
Edit- Elon and Michael Saylor had a Twitter exchange on the topic: https://twitter.com/michael_saylor/status/1340679387998527489?s=20
D Unit
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JRP3
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Big volume, can't find anything more recent than 12/15 update on the battery recycling plant.
corduroy
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GS is starting their coverage of Fvrr starting with a buy rating. They are now in the big leagues. Congrats to all those who bought and held.
Someone here recommended it. I didn’t buy then, but a few months later I bought. I am up 102% since buying. Thank you, whoever it was!
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