Either way nothing is free.
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Anyone investing heavily this year??
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Either way nothing is free.
South Korea's LG Energy Solutions, which supplies EV batteries to the likes of Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA), Ford Motor Company (NYSE:FM) and Volkswagen AG (PNK: VWAGY), is reportedly gearing up for a massive initial public offering.
What Happened: LG Energy is planning to offer 34 million shares at an estimated price range of 257,000 Won to 300,000 Won ($214 to $250), the Financial Times reports.
The company is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of South Korean chemical company LG Chem. At the high-end of the estimated price range, LG Energy is valued at 70.2 trillion Won ($58.5 billion), which would make it the third most-valued South Korean company after Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, the report added.
Trading of the company's shares will likely begin on Jan. 27, 2022.
What Happened: LG Energy is planning to offer 34 million shares at an estimated price range of 257,000 Won to 300,000 Won ($214 to $250), the Financial Times reports.
The company is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of South Korean chemical company LG Chem. At the high-end of the estimated price range, LG Energy is valued at 70.2 trillion Won ($58.5 billion), which would make it the third most-valued South Korean company after Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, the report added.
Trading of the company's shares will likely begin on Jan. 27, 2022.
Isn't it a short term downtrend for a stock when a company does a public offering?
IPO, so they are looking to be added to the stock market for trading. That price is high though.
He said nothing that we did not already know. Just a bunch of politicians tapping themselves on the back and trying to look cool in front of the camera.
Probably Kia, I'm thinking of getting a Telluride.
With all their money Apple could pretty much buy most car companies in the world
Kia and Hyundai are producing some good SUVs right now. My mans tried to get a Telluride, dealer told him 10k oversticker was the cost.
Kia and Hyundai are producing some good SUVs right now. My mans tried to get a Telluride, dealer told him 10k oversticker was the cost.
Fuck! I saw the chip shortage writing on the wall. Bought an SUV early 2021 and got lucky. MSRP + 10k... Ain't no way unless I'm in a bind.
Glad to see $TSM finally make a strong move. I bought in awhile ago at $86-ish and it was stuck between $110-$120 for the longest.
You had puts on roku?
Yes Sir.
I had puts on Ford. I'm leaving the auto industry alone after today....lol.
This and NIO makes me sick.
This and NIO makes me sick.
What expirations you have/had?
Yep I am trying to get ine myself. Ridiculous. And not just that one. VW, Ford, all of them high balling right now. I don’t need a car that bad.Kia and Hyundai are producing some good SUVs right now. My mans tried to get a Telluride, dealer told him 10k oversticker was the cost.
Anyone into any paid discords?
Kia and Hyundai are producing some good SUVs right now. My mans tried to get a Telluride, dealer told him 10k oversticker was the cost.
Yeah many dealerships have them marked up hard... but many dealerships dont either.. i got mines back in August... the first dealship had it marked up like 5k over sticker. I searched online until i found a place that didnt so i put in my order n got what i wanted...
Im not sure if your looking for a telluride... but this site has a list of good dealerships n bad ones.. but u have to comb through the pages to see if there is one in your neck of the woods..
Good Dealer Dealings - List Your Good Dealer Experience
Green Kia in Springfield, Illinois were great. $500 deposit was later applied to vehicle purchase. Paid MSRP. Outside 100 miles is $3k over MSRP. Smooth process.
tellurideforum.org
I peeped C. Sain's latest vid.. his shit like 85K now
...he keeps posting videos at the "end of the night" or while he's running errands rather than the full length joints he used to. I skimmed thru one from 5 days ago while he was driving just to see if he showed his portfolio or not... he didn't, but this comment made me chuckle:
Udo Onua
5 days ago
Keep following his plays and you’ll be living in your car like him.
...he keeps posting videos at the "end of the night" or while he's running errands rather than the full length joints he used to. I skimmed thru one from 5 days ago while he was driving just to see if he showed his portfolio or not... he didn't, but this comment made me chuckle:
Udo Onua
5 days ago
Keep following his plays and you’ll be living in your car like him.
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I hope you all are taking advantage. Puts are printing all over the place. I spent my day in $ROKU again.
NIO expands US headquarters as North American launch begins to feel more and more likely
The US branch of Chinese automaker NIO continues to make interesting moves in North America, as the company signed a ten year lease on a building in San Jose, CA. The new 200,000+ sq. ft. US headquarters is more than double the size of NIO’s current footprint, signaling that a long speculated entry into the North America could be one stop closer to becoming reality.
If you’re not already familiar, NIO is a Chinese EV automaker founded in 2014 that has quickly become a company to watch. As one of the leaders in EV sales in China, NIO has already expanded to European markets beginning with Norway and Germany, but that’s not all.
At the company’s annual NIO Day celebration this past December, NIO shared ambitions to provide services in 25 countries and regions by 2025, displaying a map on screen with several markets highlighted including Western Europe, Australia, and the United Sates
electrek.co
The US branch of Chinese automaker NIO continues to make interesting moves in North America, as the company signed a ten year lease on a building in San Jose, CA. The new 200,000+ sq. ft. US headquarters is more than double the size of NIO’s current footprint, signaling that a long speculated entry into the North America could be one stop closer to becoming reality.
If you’re not already familiar, NIO is a Chinese EV automaker founded in 2014 that has quickly become a company to watch. As one of the leaders in EV sales in China, NIO has already expanded to European markets beginning with Norway and Germany, but that’s not all.
At the company’s annual NIO Day celebration this past December, NIO shared ambitions to provide services in 25 countries and regions by 2025, displaying a map on screen with several markets highlighted including Western Europe, Australia, and the United Sates
NIO expands US headquarters as North American launch begins to feel more and more likely
The US branch of NIO has signed a ten year lease on a larger headquarters in San Jose, CA signaling possible expansion into North America.
electrek.co
I'd buy one.NIO expands US headquarters as North American launch begins to feel more and more likely
The US branch of Chinese automaker NIO continues to make interesting moves in North America, as the company signed a ten year lease on a building in San Jose, CA. The new 200,000+ sq. ft. US headquarters is more than double the size of NIO’s current footprint, signaling that a long speculated entry into the North America could be one stop closer to becoming reality.
If you’re not already familiar, NIO is a Chinese EV automaker founded in 2014 that has quickly become a company to watch. As one of the leaders in EV sales in China, NIO has already expanded to European markets beginning with Norway and Germany, but that’s not all.
At the company’s annual NIO Day celebration this past December, NIO shared ambitions to provide services in 25 countries and regions by 2025, displaying a map on screen with several markets highlighted including Western Europe, Australia, and the United Sates
NIO expands US headquarters as North American launch begins to feel more and more likely
The US branch of NIO has signed a ten year lease on a larger headquarters in San Jose, CA signaling possible expansion into North America.
Bruh, he's getting his shit torn in the comment section.
Dude had good intention so I feel for him. Damn
Yea I kinda feel sorry for him too... but it comes with the territory I guess.
...just checked the comments
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Yea I kinda feel sorry for him too... but it comes with the territory I guess.
...just checked the comments
Yep.
I laughed too, then felt sorry.
He'll be alright.
AMD Raising EPYC CPU Pricing 10 to 30%, Intel's Sapphire Rapids Delayed: Report
Servers get pricier
Not a big call/put guy going into earnings, but I'm might have to dabble. $INTC delaying SPR again is not a good look.
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