4Lun
If the EV scene is supposed to be similar to the dotcom bubble, why are all the big-name brands backing them? Why would the EU like to see punitive tariffs on Chinese BEVs? Why are global manufacturers pumping over $200 billion into this technology?
Just a few figures:
$VOW - 73 billion $ by 2025
$7203 - 70 billion by 2030 (but this is about "electrified vehicles")
$F - 30 billion $ by 2025
$GM - 35 billion dollars by 2025
$MBG - 40 billion dollars by 2030
In this respect, it is certainly possible to make nice profits from certificate trading in the short term. In the long term, probably not. It's just a question of time.
Just a few figures:
$VOW - 73 billion $ by 2025
$7203 - 70 billion by 2030 (but this is about "electrified vehicles")
$F - 30 billion $ by 2025
$GM - 35 billion dollars by 2025
$MBG - 40 billion dollars by 2030
In this respect, it is certainly possible to make nice profits from certificate trading in the short term. In the long term, probably not. It's just a question of time.
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4Lun
@Hannes_SK Don't take everything too seriously. But in the last few weeks, some EV manufacturers have come under the - hihi - wheels, the lithium miners have lost >70 percent. The curves look like 1998-2001 ...
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@Charmin That may be the case. The environment has also been extremely volatile since interest rates reached a relatively high level. Therefore, as written above, you can certainly make nice profits in the short term.
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