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Well, yeah, but what does Oracle #actually# do? Maybe let [this handsome dude explain](https://youtu.be/KW80Yjib7RA?si=n5IMGn3OXTSIgkU4)
They could have purchased 5 NVDA chips for that $67B and started a 1 KW data center! Mi$$ed opportunity.
IVP 
Hi! If you want to link an image you can upload the image to something like Imgur, (then link it from there)[a/KW7DzyA#ZotmG0p]
Schwab using ThinkOrSwim. ThinkOrSwim (desktop) is a bit complex but I did find a good video tutorial playlist: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43KW04tRJOc&list=PL6lX7E8jCbmWOIgdenTuwaAA-O431DEPe](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43KW04tRJOc&list=PL6lX7E8jCbmWOIgdenTuwaAA-O431DEPe) Schwab gives you 2 paper accounts that are easily trad-able during market hours. You are using the real-time data that the market provides (Web, Mobile or Desktop). Then there's the 'OnDemand' / 'ThinkBack' feature (Desktop app only). If you want to practice your strategy, you can pick some time in the last several years, do your analysis on the market and make a trade. You have the option of waiting around like it's the real market or just manually setting the time ahead to check on your trade sometime in the 'future'. I personally like to Paper trade different strategies in my Schwab paper accounts. I track the progress the same as with my real accounts.
I really like Robinhood's ease of use and customization (Legend). **Fidelity** basically **doesn't give out Options spread privileges** unless you can prove that you are **very experienced**. **Schwab does give out spread privileges, their 'Think or swim'** desktop app is so much more responsive than Robinhood Legend, the web app is still highly usable + responsive and I **feel like** I get better fills on Schwab. Think or swim also has a 'Paper trading' feature to let you practice the mechanics of trading or trying different trading strategies in paper accounts. AND Think or swim lets you **practice trading in the past** with the 'OnDemand' button (Desktop app only). Downsides to Schwab: 1. It **not have spot Crypto trading** (only through crypto ETFs) 2. You **need to manually move your cash into the SWVXX to get 4% APY** 3. Think Or Swim has a bigger learning Curve (TOS tutorials by Trade Brigade Matt: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43KW04tRJOc&list=PL6lX7E8jCbmWOIgdenTuwaAA-O431DEPe](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43KW04tRJOc&list=PL6lX7E8jCbmWOIgdenTuwaAA-O431DEPe) ) If new to options trading, I highly suggest learning strategy and practicing before putting lots of money behind your trades. I really Like the training from [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) ; he's the best options teacher that I've come across (although I disagree with his takes on gold and Bitcoin). When trading options it's also really important to learn at least the basics of **Technical Analysis**: * [https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/investing-basics-technical-analysis](https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/investing-basics-technical-analysis) * [https://chartschool.stockcharts.com/table-of-contents/chart-analysis/chart-patterns](https://chartschool.stockcharts.com/table-of-contents/chart-analysis/chart-patterns)
KW and PB make Medium Duties in Montreal.
https://on.ft.com/3IvW1KW The link will only work 3 times. There is a graphic in the article that matches the headline.
Not a fair comparison. Data centers are just large rooms with power delivery, structured cabling, and air conditioning. It might not be as efficient, but data centers from 25 years ago still turn profits. There have been improvements, but unless you are pushing extreme density (7kw+ per cabinet,which is a lot), old DC’s hold up fine for the majority of companies. Even for the “ai” customers. Just means you don’t use all the space. The PUE numbers might not be as good, but if the facility is paid for, let it print money. They can retrofit CRAC’s for for direct equipment chilling, allowing you to push those per cabinet KW’s way higher. You’ll run into the limitations air cooling. If you got the power to sell, it’s just down to cooling.
12 cents a KW/hr here. Sounds like your state is ripping you off.
If doing something consistently, every single month, for 30 years is easy to you, then…yes, it’s really that easy. It’s like getting in shape. There’s really just one simple trick that anyone can do: https://youtu.be/NCJJkP6GZg8?si=Q6KW-bFDlOcbGTCw
[LOL. somebody bought 2 RDDT $127 puts expiring tomorrow for $0.75 each](https://imgur.com/a/KW5BeAx)
One advantage nuclear has on solar is that nuclear can increase generation to match demand peaks. Same as fossil fuel plants. Solar has peak generation during demand troughs. And it is so far still prohibitively expensive to store solar energy. So although nuclear costs "more" per KW generated. the nuclear energy is actually helping match the demand and increases the resiliency of the grid.
Coreweave - We have emailed Google Media- Coreweave partners with Google on a strategic data center cooling KW2 H200 build. This partnership will drive 15 billion in liquid NEBIUS cooling revenue to drive greater energy output with less inference cost Coreweave +200% 2 weeks lster
*Any company who has sent an email to NVDA “We have partnered with NVDA to bring quantum willow chip solutions to our NEBIUS partners in Europe building a data H100 KW2 exponential deployment center” Stock immediately goes up 175% and no one questions it
Boot Musk and bring back KW as advisor.
It depends on your risk tolerance mostly. * If you can stand there during the next 2008 and watch your 401k drop 50% and not recover for 5+ years, then congratulations you have a high risk tolerance and can probably be 100% stocks for a good while. * If you cannot stomach that scenario, then you have a "normal" to low risk tolerance, and should probably have some bonds by your 30s and certainly your 40s. You can look at how the professionals do it: Target date funds start a slow ["glide path" into bonds usually around age 40](https://institutional.vanguard.com/investment/solutions/target-date-funds.html?cmpgn=IIG:XX:TDF:TDF24:SRCH:PS:XX:TL:GG:Unknown:Exact:TDF:20211220:BD:NONE:NONE:KW:GlidePath&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=15615614071&gbraid=0AAAAADyd_RV_6uYS2dPm3m8G-hkCGcVDj&gclid=CjwKCAjwi-DBBhA5EiwAXOHsGfuVqEE0ilPj23FS3riwq1fK_XPmqwXOG0vQVAZvCTRzKrGqHlNvHRoCtJcQAvD_BwE). Keep in mind they start at 10% bonds already. You don't have to follow this exactly, but it may help as a benchmark.
Leibodong is located in Dazuoba village, Fubao Town, Hejiang County, Luzhou, Sichuan Province. It is a level three cascade hydropower station of Dacao River Basin of Tang River, the first-level tributary of the upper Yangtze River. The normal water level of Leibodong is 560m, with the function of daily adjustments. Its adjustment capacity is 1.57 million m3. The actual installed capacity of the power station is 25000 KW, the average annual power generation is 99.8 million KW / h.
I'm in Australia and I bought a 6.6 KW (5 KW inverter) system last year for AUD $5400 (\~USD $3400). Previiouys year my electricity bill was AUD $2400. This year it was AUD $300. So ROI is under 3 years. But that also doesn't tell the whole story. Because now I've been using a lot more electricity during the day, like aircon on during most of summer. I never did this before. So In reality, with my new usage I'm probably getting it paid off in just 2 years.
Thanks. I thought the average annual power generation was only 99.6 million KW/h. I guess I'll have to go back and refigure my calculations. Post like yours above are the reason I'm here.
Leibodong is located in Dazuoba village, Fubao Town, Hejiang County, Luzhou, Sichuan Province. It is a level three cascade hydropower station of Dacao River Basin of Tang River, the first-level tributary of the upper Yangtze River. The normal water level of Leibodong is 560m, with the function of daily adjustments. Its adjustment capacity is 1.57 million m3. The actual installed capacity of the power station is 25000 KW, the average annual power generation is 99.8 million KW / h.
I’m rooting for Licid and Rivian. If I had licid air or R1T money I would have bought one. They are currently the only ones that are going to be able to compete at all with how fast China is advancing with EVs. Right now Xiaomi and Zeekr are blowing everyone else out of the water on tech and development cycles. Battery packs that will do sustained 500KW charging so 0 to 100% in 10 minutes. Slowly buying Rivian stock in hopes the R3 platform does well.
For those eyeing real estate companies or just joining in, we’ve seen KW take on private equity as a partner and now Redfin be fully M&A’d over the last few weeks. This industry is primed to have more deals struck. Compass might be next.
Well the rigging here discussed here are the abuses of state power to profit off volatility in capital markets probably in every sector not just energy. Btw nuclear man. Nuclear. Nuclear is the only source efficient enough to power the weapons of tomorrow like KW lasers pew pew
Watch Every Real American start singing this that would be Amazing 👏 https://youtu.be/KW5kcUUu2Ac?si=mSMc0ha8GoXlYHV4
The list is here. Sort by YTD% and you'll see VGK is the best performer. [Vanguard ETF List | All ETF Funds | Vanguard Advisors](https://advisors.vanguard.com/investments/etfs?cmpgn=FAS:PS:XX:LF:20250101:GG:DM:LB~FAS_VN~GG_KC~BD_PR~LF_UN~ETFNP_MT~Exact_AT~None_EX~None:None:NONE:NONE:KW:ETFGeneral&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2oW-BhC2ARIsADSIAWpUIEgzO3UBwhyW-68nDZKos5KrYCjgtK3ePKGuhGvOcM7swBM6ESMaAjQiEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds) VGK 9.8% YTD VOO 0% YTD
You’ may be right as they only have these deployed at 7 places around the world. They recently crossed a milestone of having produced 15 MWatts of electricity collectively and they have recorded data of up to 450 KW captured in a single day by one unit. Of course the sea is a major variable from the energy aspect. The military and boarder security aspects are gaining a lot of traction as OPTT continues to secure government contracts as well as in the civilian sector with customer such as Exon, Shell, and Woodside. I see massive potential.
Finally he's live.. https://youtube.com/shorts/SXHMnicI6Pg?si=4a5KW9ysSS6UNsxw
Baddies start chasing down the president: "Shit, were driving into a headwind and it's below freezing we're not going to make it!" "WHAT'S OUR RANGE WE HAVE TO MAKE IT" "The meter says..." NEVER USE THE GUESS O METER WHAT'S THE KW/MI??? We are getting... *Bink *Bink *Bink... GETTING WHAT YOU NERD??? WE'RE DYING HERE . "We are getting .2 kw/mi sir..." Bink* Bink* EVASIVE MANUEVERS!!! "Beewwww.. Entering low power mode.. I suggest you disable climate control and reduce your speed"..
The US doesn’t really have better options for much of the trade Canada produces potash, which is essential for farming. Its exports to the US are more than the next biggest supplier prices in its entirety The US needs heavy crude to make gasoline, jet fuel and diesel. It also has tens if billions worth of refineries built for this type of crude. I don’t see a change from Canada to Iraq or Venezuela’s oil in the near future. That’s politically tough to swallow Lumber - the US has a housing shortage. Cutting off lumber reduces new builds and makes the problem even worse Electricity - Canadian electricity is CHEAP compared to US made stuff. Ontarios cost per KW is 1/2 to 1/3 that of Michigan or New York. It’s even cheaper from BC and Quebec. Aluminum- the US already has a power shortage and doesn’t have the bauxite to make aluminum en masse. Quebec has both in abundance. And automotive takes a long time to build factories and a lot of money. It’s cost prohibitive to move back
[Vanguard on Lump Sum vs DCA](https://investor.vanguard.com/investor-resources-education/news/lump-sum-investing-versus-cost-averaging-which-is-better) The market does seem pretty overvalue currently, I’d look into [Vanguard’s 2025 economic and market outlook](https://advisors.vanguard.com/insights/article/2025-economic-and-market-outlook?cmpgn=FAS:PS:XX:LF:20250102:GG:DM:LB~FAS_VN~GG_KC~BD_PR~LF_UN~MarketEconomy_MT~Exact_AT~None_EX~None:NONE:NONE:NONE:KW:MarketVEMOReport&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADyd_RXbc3MjtS6ZgmgWpL390LfS-&gclid=Cj0KCQiA19e8BhCVARIsALpFMgF4G_lDtVCmRNwqhtVPoB1TLq3Fg1V240ELIbvINyFA6DqSWMc2xN0aAgbqEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds) Could hedge for current conditions by dropping a large amount of that in FLCOX (large cap value) if you want to use Fidelity funds. I don’t think you could go wrong by lump summing into FSKAX or DCA-ing over 2-6 months since your time horizon is so long. If you already do 90/10 why not just add it 45k/5k into current positions and letting it ride?
Um comparing the wrong items. CT is 125 KW and that cost 1.5-2x more than Silverado. Clear efficiency issue as well. 125 to 200 is 1.6 increase yet only, if numbers shared true, 5 recharges verse 1. SiLverado can also charge on 800 v verse running on 400V. The op's point is that Tesla is falling behind, and continues to do so. Tesla just have become the new Sega. I haven't an opinion, not having direct knowledge about the vehicle specs of all newer options and R and D. If the intel in videos is true, and what I breifly read...then your case is extremely weak, thus relying, due to emotional attachments?, on invalid comparisons.
Hittin up the nitrous with KW
The mining itself cant be pretty damn low margin except in times of rapid price increases. It doesn't take very high electricity prices for miners to either be unprofitably while prices stay that high. Or have incentive to try and profit from their set rate contracts for power. So if a miner has contract price for $0,1 per KW/H and they operate at break even at $0,2 (these kinds of margins are common in bear markets). Then if variable rate goes to say $0,3. The miners could either keep running and earn that $0,1 per KW/h spent. Or they could turn off equipment and try and profit from their electricity contract. The power company for example could pay them $0,25 per KW/h they don't use out of that contract. Which they then can sell it back in the open market at the variable rate.
Small smilling/frowning KW emote next to the ticker if its one of her top 10 trades in the past 90 days The Kathie Woods Indicator
Scam. Look into their primary custodian - American Estate and Trust. Its current CEO, Christopher Driscoll, is the current Co-CEO of a company called KW Securities Corporation. It was censured in the late 90's for selling partnership interests in 3 limited liability partnerships based on offering materials that misrepresented and omitted facts concerning the use of investor's proceeds. Among other things. Yield Wealth Management just happens to sell "term deposits" that are actually limited liability partnership interests. [https://files.brokercheck.finra.org/firm/firm\_40878.pdf](https://files.brokercheck.finra.org/firm/firm_40878.pdf) [https://files.brokercheck.finra.org/firm/firm\_8237.pdf](https://files.brokercheck.finra.org/firm/firm_8237.pdf) Juicy stuff past page 16. [https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/yield-term-deposits-paul-regan-8042122d](https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/yield-term-deposits-paul-regan-8042122d) [https://archive.ph/28XDM](https://archive.ph/28XDM) As a rule of thumb, anything offering guaranteed returns of 10% at our current interest rate is full of shit.
1.23 \* 5 (you only get thr equivlent of 5 hours of peak sun). Geostationary orbit means you only need 1 station. - Still cheaper to build on the ground though. Each iROSA is 120KW and 325 kg. Meaning $7,367/KW to get into low earth orbit on a falcon 9. Assuming 1)you had some kind of eletrical tug that could go up and down with no fuel losses of 50% in beaming effeciency + half the life time due to the radation and needing to send another mission up. $29,466/KW for space solar launch costs only and not including the panels themselves or the research to build a fuel free tug. - 5KW solar should be between $5,300 to $15,800 from what I can find. 24KWh battery is $16,699 Maximum cost of $32,499 and you can run a 12Kw load at peak and you can mount it on a residential building. -
The more you lose the better the trader you are. Makes sense KW.
[The academic paper in question: *Place your bets? The market consequences of investment research on Reddit’s Wallstreetbets*](https://elsevier-ssrn-document-store-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/23/04/17/ssrn_id4420884_code734289.pdf?response-content-disposition=attachment%3B%20filename%3Dssrn-3806065.pdf&X-Amz-Security-Token=IQoJb3JpZ2luX2VjEL3%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2FwEaCXVzLWVhc3QtMSJHMEUCIQD45nUdYqQOuEIMdacTJB6TewFBnPOfzuDvYpGXxz1TFwIgdyf9E81TzR9boF%2FBhnXuDimmNBLMdxfOnRY4GuIkVBcqxgUIpv%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2F%2FARAEGgwzMDg0NzUzMDEyNTciDI7wc2rEdnDP6i%2B2zCqaBZK6mP5zWXfISsS91evVpk74AugkIuqFrVn5%2BmNvlFamx1tl6J0e3MORjyvJxnwr%2F4J7EDjidw4TB0qiwICQTXvPj7yXdsQDNDMbcMiENTFhZiHGAMwqL4A1OPd%2FruMtdd%2B3vZTaIqtA1Aa%2BISkY%2BZ2j8B9zC9zmBFaFccTNvDYZqOMUg9VWJcCRhgf2HOxnT9feU1mD6vaUUw7AMVBAoOY0KLMQO0lsNoQqkweiVQ851vLBaBzPfqBbF25jcVyvN91fERPb2M0uZcMUhWUxkFC3%2BPwsaLbg7qZ7GNPaJBmO%2F45bLye54vXYDbuoc6HKVCJWWTBeBLpiMFbXcNasaPU0OrdTWx1weEhYcsOXaOoZJMsymuBv0G6oBIZfNbrY0IUvJ5HAArxWWQ0jSqzE9n4cqzIMU4rzLtKfBVtnk0swtVugqcO7YcoKREL1bYNTqWUSxTm34AN0MWJ7yqWPX6spHuCG5qppgW3aLXFPQqxTve6msvMXCKthDTytKhrPi4HRCXCh48hlb5xPr8xrOKt2M0FttIvQyQbVv3%2Bvq99CrLSz13OsgjgA74N5fM7BuRsvH26AVEJgyRxfkNBrVuueGCWVf0E8KW5j8wHdbb1FgVBJCfJ%2BMhXxApKUDRLTtGJ%2FciuuSt5iwRdBWbsPYBTg0ijEulTdTKZrLWHr6AtM91j73qNvXqpZm0LxoPBWgWI6LVs6altGs8rZBu63W1KsJBJYxzboDQBXjeZSapiQOa9XdDsg99eW3PRC2F3TxbAa9Xi12xIVCvGnN2bYQWCm55X1lf9Sw9XQtUWMaEWkV4w45cL%2BgsXApUWdonycMhsMjMtoumnvNAsRc1z4zLlV0%2FyKWzEP4uLA0j2uBU%2BxRuaZjQW78TJkOTChx7i1BjqxAdm9G6qbJPvIDGc8vmwNw%2FTd7zwGboQyzvGBpObzvzTOCqMmXqNo2U0zP7awfTRHrK7eDvHyh2L13gKL6A7gfh%2B1S5%2BlmdDdA5uDY1YI4ag9kWdStL9p5OtYp1psrMMFHVhJdxoh6Qp1C1pqReRV1qqyDwwkccNa5Nku2qI8kjBARb8d%2FVpVz4RQHor2dXR5W8LJTuRtCpPiRj27%2FB%2Ba7eaLJM0QrlTyhDmXjxvsEXhOmw%3D%3D&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Date=20240803T131614Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Expires=300&X-Amz-Credential=ASIAUPUUPRWEY3KSQMG6%2F20240803%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Signature=b6c096a97331744df907c5ba0064cab55074ea01cacc4f5370ac58312dd77a89)
16 orins just for the autonomy problem. More power for cooling cuz of heat. 400-500KW easy for autonomy. Then you have to power the rest of the truck. You can't assume the minimum 15KW on these things since most of them are running intensive computation and data transformations. It may not be exactly an hour, but the power consumption makes an electric autonomous truck completely useless for anything other than demos.
EPD. KW never saw a company he didn't want to buy...no matter the cost.
For the alat 18 mos evrytime KW announces she bought something and her reasoning is why, I wait 30 days for the FOMO crowd to dive in, then I sell aked calls 180-270 days out. Long story short, I'm up 880% in 18 months (but I only started w $100,000). Now thwt the secret is lut I don't think ilthis strategy will work anymore.
[tightest ber butthole of the day award goes to…](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/udelF087KW)
Powers my whole house. 11KW system. House plus Tesla. Even when it’s cloudy it generates more power than I am using when the AC isn’t on.
Tell that to the people stuck in high interest loans on their solar panels. Many of them are upside down on those panels. They can't sell them for the original amount the solar panels were purchased at because they depreciate in value. Solar can be a good investment if you pay cash. Never finance solar panels. In some places like El Paso, TX for example the electric company still charges a $30 base rate for customers on solar. EP electric pays very little for unused energy bought back from customers compared to what they charge per KW hour. It really depends on an individual's energy usage to make solar a worthwhile endeavor.
Well. That seals it. Tesla is dead. Fucking KW 🤦🏼♂️
https://youtu.be/GwQW3KW3DCc?si=DTAOoqEPuh74TdVH Relevant
KW is an absolute dunderheaded buffoon. A jackabite, a bileflipspot, Horton-tingspiller, a wellingford-ash duster. She not smart.
My parents asked me the same thing. I preached about how KW had 7 ETF's with a proven success rate.
Agreed save for the solar tiles part. It’s just too inefficient you’d need a single slope south facing or gable roof that gets full sun east to west to even consider it as worthwhile. Minimum 2X the price for half the efficiency and KW generation. People who can justify that price by and large have big cut up roofs with a ton of facets that are less than ideal candidates for a solar shingle system. Solar is for demographics that benefit from price savings and utility rate protection. Solar shingles are just a flex for people with disposable income, GAF is also in that space.
And, now, this is an Exaplat Breakast Burrito. You can generate 10 KW in energy from farts alone. 👏 👏
the average athlete burns 150W per day; the average AI burns 850KW/h. we will always be the cheaper option.
Vanguard has the lowest fee advisory fees that I know of, I would consider using them: [Vanguard Personal Advisor](https://investor.vanguard.com/advice/personal-financial-advisor?cmpgn=PIM:PS:XX:PAS:20211005:GG:CROSS:LB~PIM_VN~GG_KC~BD_PR~PAS_UN~General_MT~Exact_AT~None_EX~None:CONV:NONE:NONE:KW:BD_Advisor&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAuNGuBhAkEiwAGId4aueR-gtp9BwFFNmLWnVWKs7YqdIKUQbF6kPthVat6m3OxTCNWGQe7RoC_FIQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) Paying more in fees doesn't equate to making more in returns, so I would try and keep fees as low as possible. Lots of other firms use proprietary funds or shares of funds that make leaving them a difficult and costly endeavor. Not so with Vanguard, they even make it easy to switch to a self directed portfolio if you ever wish to do so. I would also consider hiring a fee only advisor that acts in a fiduciary capacity, someone that looks over not only your investments but your retirement plan, budgeting, estate plan, taxes, and insurance. Most advisors will want to manage your investments, I would not do that. I would strictly go to a fee only advisor for advice and to draw up any future plans, the investing I would do on my own at a brokerage like Vanguard. [https://www.napfa.org/](https://www.napfa.org/) [https://www.feeonlynetwork.com/](https://www.feeonlynetwork.com/) ​ [Windfall wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/windfall/) [Financial advisor wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/financialadvisors/)
> no one wants Ford or GM EV’s. Not true for all of them...this Spring when I wanted a Bolt they were insanely hard to find...they were in such high demand there were people on waiting lists for months for them....most of the dealers I talked to said they were all spoken for before they even hit the lot. That said, they discontinued the Bolt now (supposedly a refreshed version will be out). But people do want some of them. Also, to think it was that hard to get your hands on one when they only had a 50KW fast charging speed, imagine how many more people will be lining up for them if they make some that can actually charge fast, and make them not front wheel drive only?
Manufacturing takes a stupid amount of energy. You can’t realistically claim efficiency is why we don’t see such energy growth. It’s like, how may KW do you think an arc welder takes’?
>Solar Panels still produce electricity on cloudy days, its just like 70% or so My friend and I run multiple KW of solar panels. The past 3 days was 0W of production due to cloud cover. I'm not talking about a Sunny day with a few puffy clouds but, real cloud cover!
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I hear that. I did uni in KW 20+ years ago, and just for fun I looked at what the houses were going for in the neighbourhoods I rented in as a student. Insane. Those are nearly Toronto prices, but you're still an hour away.
Same in KW, we've got this extended peak happening right now. My $220 home 11 years ago is $800+ but I have nowhere to move because everything is still ghastly overpriced.
I own KW. Bought it recently. Think they are a good company thats undervalued. ​ In general I dont like REITs though.
Charging speed matters but in 99% of situations, people don't need level 3 charging. The vast majority of people are basically traveling within 50 miles of their homes for shopping, working etc. so charging at 6 KW at the office or while you shop is more than good. Level 2 chargers are cheaper to build and install. Level 2 chargers are often significantly cheaper to charge from as well. The problem for Tesla is when level 2 chargers start to become ubiquitous. Very few people are going to pay the high charging rates for level 3 chargers unless you really need to charge fast like on a road trip.
Anyone can make the charger but Chargepoint has a 15 year headstart on everything else, installation, permitting, optimal location, etc. They have some innovation that others do not have (500KW charging) Mercedes chose them for some dealership MB charging.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o64Fz-KW1Dk&pp=ygUIRWJ0IHNvbmc%3D
I had totally forgot about this oldie. It’s how I imagine this sub would be irl https://youtu.be/bFIhsJsDwbM?si=KW5Yh_2ANZWX0Sjg
For reference, I also have 100kw chargers around my place. A Tesla supercharger ranges from 72 to 250 KW. So fair to say 22kw isn't fast by any means. They're the most common chargers around in my experience.
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I read through the various threads and the problem I see is that you are hell bent on accepting the population collapse scenario. Things never go bang, that is just too much hollywood. Things go meh, ok, maybe, possibility, ok, could be. There is quite a bit of hand waving, and posturing. What I am getting at is that if there is a population collapse like your are hell bent on accepting then whatever comes next will be extremely hard to predict. I will give an example. We all know BEV's are here and they are coming on strong. I was skeptical because the "gas stations" would need to install 200 or so charging posts to make it possible to charge all of the cars. BEV need 15 to 30 minutes to charge. 200 charging posts with 350 KW chargers is mucho electricity and a power plant. What is happening is something else. Namely there are charging stations EVERYWHERE! It is odd to see how every little corner has at least a 150 KW charger (at least here in Europe). Meaning that was not predicted and it changes the dynamics of BEV's. Hence your thesis of population collapse might be right, but what comes next might not be close to right. IMO if I had this thesis, think out of the box and think with hand waving on how this would work...
First off, Tesla never offered luxury vehicles, just overpriced, expensive ones. I‘ve seen some companies selling PS/KW for an extra amount of cash. So yeah they‘ll find some idiots to still sell stuff to. But they can replace a lot of the normal brands and attack the mass market. But I‘ve always seen Tesla as overrated or at least not how they wanted to sell it. Announcing stuff years before it actually is half working lol. yeah. The competition is definitely there.
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Could also look at investing in energy companies that can profit off of KW sales. I say this because there are a few companies in the USA where the power companies cannot profit off the sale of electricity. They only profit off of service fees but must sell the KW at cost. So more energy doesn't mean more profit.
> Yeah, people just don't feel like explaining it to you. I live in San Diego so probably similar to you. > > My summer electrical bill went from 600+ to 229 this month and I keep my place at a nice 75F (raised to 77F with fans for peak hours) plus have a pool and all electrical appliances (including heat pump water heater, but I do have a gas stove). ROI should be 12 years and panels are guaranteed to have 90% output by 25 years (or something like that, going from memory). Plus I switched to 2 EVs back in 2020 and have the SDGE EVTOU5 plan, so the total monthly commuting cost is ~$150 for both of us ($15¢/kw, 840KW/mo, plus a $20 plan fee or something like that). Best decisions I ever made. Maxed out my south roof with a 6.375 KW system for $23k up front. NEM 2.0. And when NEM 2.0 expires, then I'll buy more panels for my north roof plus a battery pack (give technology a chance to advance and drop in price before I invest in solar with a 70% efficiency part of my roof) > > Basically my solar pays fully for my house and I pay maybe the equivalent of 1 month of premium gas for 2 EVs of charge. > > And that's not including the tax rebates along the way. So hopefully that gives you some insight other people aren't willing to give. 1) What year did you install? 2) What model-year are the panels you installed?
Yeah, people just don't feel like explaining it to you. I live in San Diego so probably similar to you. My summer electrical bill went from 600+ to 229 this month and I keep my place at a nice 75F (raised to 77F with fans for peak hours) plus have a pool and all electrical appliances (including heat pump water heater, but I do have a gas stove). ROI should be 12 years and panels are guaranteed to have 90% output by 25 years (or something like that, going from memory). Plus I switched to 2 EVs back in 2020 and have the SDGE EVTOU5 plan, so the total monthly commuting cost is ~$150 for both of us ($15¢/kw, 840KW/mo, plus a $20 plan fee or something like that). Best decisions I ever made. Maxed out my south roof with a 6.375 KW system for $23k up front. NEM 2.0. And when NEM 2.0 expires, then I'll buy more panels for my north roof plus a battery pack (give technology a chance to advance and drop in price before I invest in solar with a 70% efficiency part of my roof) Basically my solar pays fully for my house and I pay maybe the equivalent of 1 month of premium gas for 2 EVs of charge. And that's not including the tax rebates along the way. So hopefully that gives you some insight other people aren't willing to give.
I would go Enphase. Way better user interface, customer support and an easy set up. They just launched a new Encharge 15KW battery
Kind of reminds me of diamonds. There’s mined diamonds, and then there’s lab created diamonds, and the only way to tell them apart is that lab diamonds are too perfect to be mined. But ultimately, no one should be buying either. Why buy something when it can be created that easily? Something like 200 KW of energy needed to form a diamond. Sounds like a terrible investment just to make Karen happy. Yet people are still buying them when there are other, much nicer gemstones that can’t be created, far more rare, and much more likely to hold its value.
I think that Kia and Hyundai make competitive EVs, but I don't trust that list. It says at the top "Vehicle performance statistics were acquired from the EV Database". I'm not sure that people actually went and measured how long the vehicles take to charge. It's easy to make some bold claim that vehicle has 350KW peak charging speed, but how long can it maintain that peak charging speed? The reason why Teslas charge relatively fast is in part that they have a sophisticated battery cooling system, which allows charging faster for longer.
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>With a fast charger at home, it still takes 3 hours to charge a 10kw battery You have a level 2 fast charger and a bit of a weak one at that. An actual Tesla Supercharger charges at like 230KW at peak
I live in KW and it's basically this. Houses have become duplexes, some even triplexes and they're rented with seemingly ease.
Where is this idea that new immigrants can't afford a home? In KW it goes 1 immigrant family upstairs, 1 immigrant family in the reno-d basement. Easily cover the mortgage.
220KW is slow? 140miles in 20mins. You are full of shit.
I'd argue that's the biggest problem. Not enough incentives for companies to set up shop in smaller cities with room to grow. Expand transit access and create tax incentives for companies to move and you could relieve a lot of the pressure on the GTA by expanding places like Kingston, Barrie, London, KW/Guelph/Cambridge, Brantford, Niagara Peninsula, etc. Harder to do in Montreal and Vancouver given geography, but there's no reason we can't try and open up the GTA a lot more than we do.
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I was heartless and cold wherever I'd go I shot down every young girl I found Yes I used to be a moonlight bandit, I used to be a heartbreak kid. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_r3KW6t0GLk&pp=ygUfY2hyaXMgbGVkb3V4IHNob3QgZnVsbCBvZiBsb3ZlIA%3D%3D
Look it up. Tesla has created a MW charger for Semi, and currently claiming it’ll be compatible with Cybertruck. Yes that’s a lot of power. No, current Tesla models can’t handle it. And yes everyone is releasing electric trucks. I plan to buy one. Maybe Tesla maybe not. Priority for me is price to range ratio. Ford is selling a 240 mile truck for $60k. Tesla price and range is unknown, though allegedly the high end will be 500 miles, but probably much more than $60k. We’ll see how it shakes out. I don’t get the argument that it’s impractical for construction. It has a standard bed and built in air compressor and 120V and 240V outlets. What can a F150 do that the CT can’t other than run on gas? I don’t get why it’s unfriendly on bad roads given it’s air suspension. I don’t get why it’s not manly. It’s bizarre, sure. But it’s faster, heavier, and more durable than its peers. It can tow 14,000 lbs, has a 3,500 lb payload capacity, and does 0-60 in 2.9 seconds with a 500 mile range and charges at 1,000 KW, sitting on an air suspension with all wheel drive. The engineering is what I care about. People can whine about its looks all they want. Looking at its stat sheet, to me it reads like the greatest truck ever made. It’s not released yet, so maybe it actually won’t be. And stainless is scratch, dent, and corrosion resistant. It’s more expensive and hard to work with so others don’t use it. It’s a bad choice for a sports car, but I think it’s a great material for a truck like this.
KW may have lost some bolts but in 10-20 years when fully self-driving cars are wide spread and you can increase the utilisation factor of your vehicle by 5x, well then you can expect the economics to change a lot. I’m just saying in the future we will look back and everyone will be like « yeah it was totally obvious » ; but reality is that in the present, in the today, most people mock visions and changes that seem impossible even though by physics absolutely feasible
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-KW90GHHTY&ab\_channel=rlipka1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-KW90GHHTY&ab_channel=rlipka1)
Given facts from IEA, TSLA and KW international. Look into it, the numbers don't lie
Yes sir. Smart man getting your money out of small banks right now given what’s happening at Silicon Valley Bank. https://www.marcus.com/share/TYL-KW6-IXIP
On a similar note, Gap just reported bigger than expected losses, and they recently ended their KW partnership. Pretty surprising the clout this guy carries, considering he uses Auto Tune and does/says a ton of dumb things.
Thank you so much for responding. I appreciate the advice on the correct format for writing out the trades. Will do so in the future. On the road, so I’ll use the correct format when I get home. Both trades are profitable. Planning to close tomorrow or Tuesday once total returns on both trades is $6,000. I aim for $5,000-$6,000 weekly on my trades. These were both trades as of Friday. I was just wondering if it’s safe to hold till Tuesday 3pm, then BTC both options, since AMC reports after hours. https://imgur.com/a/KW9AGPS
Or switch over to power generation... My brother does 6 figures with CAT, doing big KW Installs.
All Tesla in Europe use CCS which is similar to all other EVs. What do you mean "open fast charging standard"? All the Tesla can be charged at 200KW DC charger. I rented a Tesla model 3 when I was traveling Europe. I had no issues at all.
I started Driving Semi Trucks at 22. I'm 31 now. I was pro Tsla in 2015, but honestly after having driven big trucks for a living I would not drive a Tesla Semi Truck over a KW or Pete and nor will I "EVER" let a car drive on its own even with my hand on the wheel. Sorry Tesla.
Caught up and surpassed Tesla's in what way? After trying very hard to buy an ioniq 5 this year before they lost the tax rebate ( didn't want to spend more than 8k over MSRP but was willing to travel and call over 400 miles away) and then preordering a Cadillac Lyriq I realized Tesla was actually the only choice. They are the only ones producing in volume for the U.S. market. Only china has manufacturers making high quantity Bev's but they sell to China, Asia, and now Europe. They have the most efficient powertrain. No one with similar size as model 3 or simiilar size to model y can beat their efficiency. 330 miles AWD with a 75 KW battery like the model y? Not even close guys. Ioniq 5 does like 250 miles with AWD. Yeah living in Ohio we get snow and risk bad weather from December to late March. Gonna have awd. Finally they actually make massive profit at their price range where as many companies such as ford, gm, even china's byd either sell at a small or major loss. Because Tesla's margins are over 30% they will be able to massively discount their cars back to early 2021 levels and still make money. On top of that in January 1st 2023 the 7500 tax credit comes into play.
Maybe do more research? really? Tesla is the most profitable car company and Reuter's looked into Ford and Gm's production plans and this is what they found: " Detroit's near future based on SUVs, not EVs, production plans show" " The two biggest U.S. automakers will make more than 5 million SUVs and pickup trucks in 2026, but only about 320,000 electric vehicles, according to detailed production plans for North America seen by Reuters. " ​ 320,000 is less than what Tesla produced a couple years ago lol. [https://www.reuters.com/article/us-autos-emissions-suvs-insight/detroits-near-future-based-on-suvs-not-evs-production-plans-show-idUSKBN21D1KW](https://www.reuters.com/article/us-autos-emissions-suvs-insight/detroits-near-future-based-on-suvs-not-evs-production-plans-show-idUSKBN21D1KW) I recommend doing more research because you're misinformed. They don't have the production capacity, have way more debt, and aren't anywhere as profitable as Tesla.
really? Tesla is the most profitable car company and Reuter's looked into Ford and Gm's production plans and this is what they found: " Detroit's near future based on SUVs, not EVs, production plans show" ​ " The two biggest U.S. automakers will make more than 5 million SUVs and pickup trucks in 2026, but only about 320,000 electric vehicles, according to detailed production plans for North America seen by Reuters. " ​ [https://www.reuters.com/article/us-autos-emissions-suvs-insight/detroits-near-future-based-on-suvs-not-evs-production-plans-show-idUSKBN21D1KW](https://www.reuters.com/article/us-autos-emissions-suvs-insight/detroits-near-future-based-on-suvs-not-evs-production-plans-show-idUSKBN21D1KW) ​ I recommend doing more research because you're misinformed. They don't have the production capacity, have way more debt, and aren't anywhere as profitable as Tesla.
Truth because even if I had money to buy a Truck I would buy a decked out 389/379 or KW900 Studio......... 