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try this - https://www.justetf.com/uk
Jwd22 - "Is nio going to compete with Tesla in China or will they still be on top?"
I don't believe Nio will be able to compete with Tesla on price or sales. They are just too small at the moment. Tesla played an ace by cutting their prices just days before Nio Day ensuring they got 100,000 new orders within a week. If Tesla position themselves under Nio and above cheaper rivals they could take sales from both under and above them ensuring a very successful year.
Amazon's PE ratio back in 2015 was over 3700 so Tesla has a long way to go. So called experts have been deriding Tesla for 10 years now and it still keeps growing. This year will be so important as Tesla establishes itself more firmly with new factories opening, cheaper and more powerful 4680 batteries introduced, increased demand in China, possible future deal with Tata in India, doubling vehicle sales to 1m, introducing the Cybertruck, Semi, Roadster and possibly the $25k model.
This happens quite a lot usually when the price is below the mid so trade is assumed to be a sell. HL says this on their website "LSE automatically categorises trades as buys and sells based on where the trade price lies within the live market spread at the time. If the price is above the mid-price of the stock then the computer determines that the trade was a buy. If the price is below the mid-price then the trade is considered a sell."
Also a LTH, bought in two months ago but feel the time is right for this type of energy/ESG stock. UK & Europe moving to a cleaner greener future and once Joe Biden gets into the White House he will steer America that way too.
I'd be happy to label it as "clean meat" and have conventional meat labelled as "slaughtered meat". This will no doubt infuriate the current meat industry but it will put pressure on them to clean up their act whilst also giving consumers a clear choice of where their meat comes from.
Quantumscape's share price is crashing. Appears the reality of how difficult it will be to bring a working solid state battery to market is finally setting in. There are far more technical issues to resolve than the innovators have admitted.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4397130-quantumscapes-solid-state-batteries-significant-technical-hurdles-to-overcome
Travelling up to 200 miles a day in urban areas with lots of low speed travel with constant stop starts - buses are the ideal vehicle for electrification in my opinion. Zero emissions and quiet motors will result in cleaner and quieter city centres.
This is a useful comparison website - https://www.finder.com/uk/best-trading-app
All platforms have their pros and cons. I'm with HL currently but have been struggling with their high charges and poor website performance when the stock market is busy so might change this year.
Great to see ANIC hitting all time highs now. Investor's faith is being rewarded. Hope 2021 sees continued success for cultured meat and animal substitutes. Happy new year to all.
This is a useful tool to let you know which ETFs are exposed to which equities. Just enter the ticker or stock name.
https://etfdb.com/tool/etf-stock-exposure-tool/
At the moment it's all vapourware and talk. Neither Toyota or Quantumscape have released any financial information regarding their solid state batteries (SSB). Pressure is on to make EVs priced under $30k but expensive SSBs wont be the way to do it. No organisation has yet been able to test any SSB independently.
Tesla are already selling thousands of cars today and can't wait 5 - 10 years for SSBs to be developed and mass manufactured. Other problems with SSBs are micro-cracking and dendrites on the battery material and that no factory has yet been built to successfully mass produce SSBs cheaply. These factories will require different tooling and techniques to producing lithium ion batteries.
Not sure NIO will fall back to mid 30s, seems to have bottomed out already. Pre-market price is over £42 and rising.
"Agronomics Ltd - Isle of Man-based investor in cellular agriculture with a focus on cultivated meat and alternative proteins - Improves to pretax profit of GBP611,731 in year to June 30, from GBP288,919 loss year before. Income improves to GBP656,377 versus GBP75,995 loss year before. Records net gain on investments of GBP656,377 versus GBP63,439 loss year before. "Our current investment portfolio shows considerable promise for future growth given the scale of opportunity to invest in the nascent alternative foods sector, and the board will continue to seek new opportunities in line with its investing policy," Chair Richard Reed says."
$300 12 months from now...