Member Info for jimb2

Anyone thinking of selling or concerned whether to hold, take a look at this video and benefit from a panel of five experts. If you can't invest just over an hour of your time then all I can say is you will very likely live to regret it.

Watch as a panel of experts discusses how close we are to the next generation of EV battery technologies, and how this evolution will impact economics of input metals.

https://www.facebook.com/thePDAC/videos/821204668227845/

This has been on the BB's since mid-week,

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2019/03/07/national-grid-takes-170m-leap-us-renewables/
There for the taking!

sorry plus 25k views in 24hrs,

Just going to get charged ;-)

The video has had 42.5K views since 11:00 AM March 5th (Toronto) and local time here has gone from circa 17K to 25K views in 24hrs.

I would hope some analysts take note and release some new articles that reflect the views of people close to the market.

Good time ahead, IMVHO

unclear,

take a look, and 5 minutes charge gives 75-mile range,

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/new-tesla-supercharger-can-give-1000-miles-charge-hour

I don't expect the major car manufacturers are too pleased with that improvement available to model 3 - Tesla has a platform built in that lets this be done as an upgrade to other models.

This is quite a leap in overcoming range anxiety and the technology is here it's now! (with infrastructure)

This is turning out to be a very positive week.

Seems like you have already reached a conclusion.

Best of luck with your other sixteen stocks, wherever do you find the time to research?

Through that system and the V3 Superchargers, Tesla estimates that a typical charging time at one of the units will drop to 15 minutes.

Available for model 3 at the moment with other models being added.

On the political level, President Macron called for a “European wake-up call” in his latest speech on the subject. “With regard to sovereignty and independence, I don’t think it is good in the long term that ours and European industry are 100 per cent dependent on non-Europeans,”

From a link by Fingerxed on EMH bb,

On the political level, President Macron called for a “European wake-up call” in his latest speech on the subject. “With regard to sovereignty and independence, I don’t think it is good in the long term that ours and European industry are 100 per cent dependent on non-Europeans,

Fingerxed, I recommend the video mentioned in earlier links!

Takes time to ripple through but to me it gives me confidence that we are a coiled spring.

China is dominating the future in manufacturing with Europe and the US trailing, it's only a matter of time before they realise they desperately need to catch up.

The supply of battery grade lithium is not what it seems, when this becomes apparent!!

now on 31,000 views at the time of posting last night circa 17,000, so there's some interest I would say!

got their what - THERE - just my signature typo for authentication of course!

Good to see some trusted acquaintances,

catch up over the next few days hopefully!

anyone got a link to NEX bb,

I think I'll dig out an Enigma engine and squirt some three in one oil over it to see if I can find the link?

Just for this bb,

when I first watched the video it had around 17,500 views -- now 24,000 +

where do you get market intelligence like that for free?

GLA

Obs,

yes, I've watched every minute and posted on EMH and BCN bb's.

Wow!

You will feel a whole lot better for watching this 72 min video:

Watch as a panel of experts discusses how close we are to the next generation of EV battery technologies, and how this evolution will impact economics of input metals.

https://twitter.com/sdmoores/status/1103350035322990592

I've posted this link on EMH and KDNC, will do so on BCN

Highly recommend you take a look, it seems to cover where we are and why as well as how things might pan out,

https://www.facebook.com/thePDAC/videos/821204668227845/

link via Simon Moores on twitter

And couldn't come at a better time!

Watch as a panel of experts discusses how close we are to the next generation of EV battery technologies, and how this evolution will impact economics of input metals

https://twitter.com/sdmoores/status/1103350035322990592

72 minutes but worth every minute,

LTH's invest some time looking at this 72mins video (link from Simon Moores on twitter)

Watch as a panel of experts discusses how close we are to the next generation of EV battery technologies, and how this evolution will impact economics of input metals.

https://twitter.com/sdmoores/status/1103350035322990592

Video link :

https://www.facebook.com/thePDAC/videos/821204668227845/

Obs, barksy1 (you won't be disappointed)

FrankieH, commandeer an iPad and watch ;-)