TSX:GENM - Post Discussion
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Specific on Dec 03, 2023 3:24pm
lots of talk these days about hybrids
and the trend is going to continue, perhaps exponentially
especially if trudeau (sob) is ousted and trump (quadruple sob x 100) gets in
yah or nay, hybrid growth will be strong going forward
and could very well put more demand on pd, with a $1400 to $1800 price and get genm into production (1400 is only 30% higher than current price) (1800 is current feasibility number)
an then there is copper, currently flirting with $4.00 and all reports indicate that sub
$4.00 going forward is highly unlikely due to diminishing supply and increased demand (feasibility price is 3.70) i'm guessing genm will be exploring for more cu in 2024
i suspect that the recent bought deal participants are thinking along these lines
from below article............ hybrids, the fastest-growing auto segment in these last two years, though you’d never know it from their lack of coverage in the mainstream media. If you’re going to set minimum standards for PHEVs (plug in hybrids) produced, say, past 2030, you should probably set a minimum range of at least 100 kilometres. Toyota has already said it’ll put out a range of Prime plug-ins that can manage 200 klicks — probably the result of the solid-state batteries we discussed in our latest Driving into the Future panel — before the gas engine kicks in. https://driving.ca/column/motor-mouth/pierre-poilievre-ev-electric-vehicles-mandate-incentive?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Financial%20Post%20-%20Top%20Stories%20-%20Weekend%202023-12-02&utm_term=FP_HeadlineNews
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