Biden Day 15

[gamecane1979]

NM

 

[mahb]

good for you ! Hope you made a big breakfast and it isn't intolerantly cold where your at , so you can enjoy some sun. 🌈🥞🥓🍛🌞🌻

 

[Raoul2]

Some interesting findings that reinforce Biden's energy policy of shifting away from fossil fuels and towards renewables.





Highlights:

• New research from Morgan Stanley argues that traditional internal combustion engines—the mainstay of automobiles for more than a century—are destined to become money-losers as early as 2030.
  
  
• In late January, General Motors said it plans to stop selling vehicles with tailpipe emissions by 2035. That means GM won’t sell any gas- or diesel-powered vehicles, the types of cars that now account for nearly all GM sales and profit.
  
  
• Shares of GM and Ford have surged recently, as investors seem to believe each old-line automaker is progressing toward EVs in earnest. GM shares are up 51% during the last three months, with Ford up 41%. Neither can touch Tesla, up 126% during the last three months and a stunning 575% during the last year. But investors are now giving Detroit’s Big Two more credit for electrification plans they’ve been skeptical about, until recently.

 

[gamecane1979]

good for you ! Hope you made a big breakfast and it isn't intolerantly cold where your at , so you can enjoy some sun. 🌈🥞🥓🍛🌞🌻

Why thank you lol.

 

[central17]

Some interesting findings that reinforce Biden's energy policy of shifting away from fossil fuels and towards renewables.

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Highlights:

• New research from Morgan Stanley argues that traditional internal combustion engines—the mainstay of automobiles for more than a century—are destined to become money-losers as early as 2030.
  
  
• In late January, General Motors said it plans to stop selling vehicles with tailpipe emissions by 2035. That means GM won’t sell any gas- or diesel-powered vehicles, the types of cars that now account for nearly all GM sales and profit.
  
  
• Shares of GM and Ford have surged recently, as investors seem to believe each old-line automaker is progressing toward EVs in earnest. GM shares are up 51% during the last three months, with Ford up 41%. Neither can touch Tesla, up 126% during the last three months and a stunning 575% during the last year. But investors are now giving Detroit’s Big Two more credit for electrification plans they’ve been skeptical about, until recently.

Happen to pay attention to GameStop? No; Morgan Stanley would never "Pump and Dump"
Let the market decide. I will buy an Electric Vehicle when it makes sense.

You can go to the club that would not allow hot girls in so as to make the "less attractive" ones look better. I'll go the old fashioned route - Hotter is better.

 

[CaneBandit]