25% of new cars in California are ZEVs

[JeffKeryk]

Wake me when the paltry $385 billion EV market cap exceeds the 5 trillion oil and gas industry

Perhaps check your numbers. Tesla is $770B by itself.

 

[cptbarkey]

Perhaps check your numbers. Tesla is $770B by itself.

oh ok, still snoozing.

 

[Ws6]

Incredible opportunity. That’s my experience. Take my ex-boss. She was a Vietnam refugee who lived with an American family who took her in. She struggled with everything starting with racism and a language barrier. I would say she is worth $50M today, maybe much more. $100M would not surprise me.

That's America. You are able to rise to your limits.

 

[Ws6]

oh ok, still snoozing.

Yes, while the rest of us are investing.

 

[PimTac]

Yes, while the rest of us are investing.

Just some of us

 

[Bill7]

I don't think I could ever live in California due to it's high state taxes.

 

[JeffKeryk]

That's America. You are able to rise to your limits.

Agreed. But there is Gold in California.

 

[JeffKeryk]

I don't think I could ever live in California due to it's high state taxes.

What matters most is the bottom line; what you net.

 

[Shel_B]

Thanks for the post but the article contains fake news. In their effort to push past 25% for ZEV’s they included plug in hybrids which have gasoline engines in addition to a batteries. The fine print admits they are only zero emissions in the battery mode. Needless to say they will reach 25% but you can see the actions of the woke press in the article.

If the article explains how the number was reached, how can the story be "fake news?"

 

[Bill7]

What matters most is the bottom line; what you net.

Net is important. You might be right.

 

[Ws6]

Agreed. But there is Gold in California.

Gold everywhere.

 

[PandaBear]

Bay Area? I’d say in decent areas with average (or better) schools, 275-400k/household.

I know in Palo Alto a family of 4 with 120K would likely be qualified for affordable housing (or was it 200k to apply). Starting salary for a lot of jobs are 65k-120k for a very good reason: home is expensive here.

Since you can move a car around just like cereals and chicken, their prices aren't that much higher than the rest of the nation.

 

[PandaBear]

Gold everywhere.

When gold is everywhere it just means inflation.

Went to Ardenwood last week and got a tour of the Patterson House, home of George Patterson the Gold Rush era farmer. I was told they sold potato at the equivalent of $6 each at today's USD back then as gold were everywhere, driving up the cost of everything.