Interesting to consider how the grid may end up being the limiting factor. But then, last mile seems to be the bane of any transportation issue. And in the case of EVs, the last mile is really the ability to recharge.
Interesting to consider how the grid may end up being the limiting factor. But then, last mile seems to be the bane of any transportation issue. And in the case of EVs, the last mile is really the ability to recharge.
Electrify California*
Raph, you really should drive a bit more if you are writing for an automotive site. And you should enjoy driving. And cars. You don’t really seem to, especially for someone writing for an automotive site for a living. It’s like a vegan writing for Carnivore Daily. It seems you like writing about automotive subjects,…
“Wait, no. Not a public crisis. A crisis that threatens the oil industry.”
“Not a public crisis. A crisis that threatens the oil industry”.
VOO’s inception date is Sept. 7, of 2010.
Pensions are defined benefit plans. Unless the pension plan manager had all the plans assets in Enron (which is a fiduciary failure by the manager and their fault just as much as Enron’s) how did your dad lose his whole pension? Pensions at worst would have performed poorly but the pension would have survived and…
Sorry you lost the Jalopnik staff . They only invest in rust . When they get paid .
A Jalopnik hit piece on Elon or Tesla is expected. I just didn’t expect you, Elizabeth to go down to the level of Erik or Jason. I actually lost a little respect for you to be honest.
**Not a Stan, don’t own an electric car (far from it), don’t plan to, don’t own Tesla stock, etc.
Tell that to my father who lost his pension at the age of 50 in 2001, because Enron was listed as an index fund
“You’re going to face the same exact problems you currently have with the meager electric charging infrastructure, but things are amplified.”
Ive been saying this for years here on Jalopnik: hydrogen is a really bad fuel for transportation.
>>shrugs<< I think Mark Cuban called doge one of the best gambling bets out there. Way better than dropping a band playing the lottery or at the casino. The volatility can be a money maker if your willing to play. I started with a grand and ended up with over 30k at the peak.
That said, I’m not betting my retirement…
Not buying stocks via an index fund is one of the dumbest financial decisions you can make. That’s how you’ll still be going out there to “earn it” during your retirement. Powerball doesn’t have a 100+ year track record of generating 7-10% returns averaged over decades. The trope about stocks = gambling is pure…
ffs everyone from the founder of Doge Coin to Musk himself posit that it’s not a pump and dump sceme or really a “real” investment, it’s a meme. And anyone doesn’t treat it as such ends up loosing their shit over its movements.
I have no idea what I’m going to do when it becomes public that E. P. Ilepsy used to run numbers in the 1930's. What becomes of me then? Do I have to change my Twitter handle to “something-something flavor of the week”?
I’m in the “Cringe, but well delivered” crowd. It felt a little forced, but I have to also remember that the majority of the SNL viewing public will not know what crypto is.
What’s crazy about Doge despite the huge drop, it’s still around $0.40/token more than it was like 3 weeks ago.
Right? This article is such a pessimistic hit piece.
On the other hand, he did a pretty decent job in the sketches.