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14.08.26 - 17:42
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Why Is Rivian Worth As Much As Stellantis? It Isn’t (24/7 Wall St.)
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A struggling EV startup with one brand and massive losses somehow carries a higher market cap than a global automaker selling millions of vehicles across a dozen household names. The math looks broken, but the reason behind it reveals something uncomfortable about the future of the car industry....
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14.08.26 - 14:36
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Neuer Kompakt-Stromer Leapmotor A05 soll Geely E2 angreifen (Electrive)
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Der von Stellantis unterstützte Autohersteller Leapmotor hat sein neues Modell A05 in China eingeführt. Der elektrische Kompaktwagen ist 4,20 Meter lang und verfügt in der Basisversion über einen 70 kW starken Frontantrieb sowie einen LFP-Akku mit 39,8 kWh Kapazität. Der Wagen soll auch nach Europa kommen....
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14.08.26 - 10:18
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Stellantis Neutral (DPA-AFX)
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NEW YORK (dpa-AFX Analyser) - Die US-Investmentbank Goldman Sachs hat das Kursziel für Stellantis von 6 auf 5 Euro gesenkt, aber die Einstufung auf "Neutral" belassen. Das Nordamerikageschäft bleibe der entscheide Faktor für den Autokonzern, schrieb Christian ......
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13.08.26 - 22:57
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Doug Casey On The End Of Honest Markets (ZeroHedge)
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Doug Casey On The End Of Honest Markets
Via InternationalMan.com,
International Man: Markets are supposed to reflect economic reality. But when central banks suppress interest rates, governments debase currencies, and major powers manipulate oil prices for political purposes, can any market still be considered honest?
Doug Casey: Almost all markets are distorted in some way by government intervention.
Interest rates are the price of money itself. They're the blood of an economy; when they're manipulated, it amounts to blood poisoning.
Currencies have become nothing more than floating abstractions. They move up and down by government fiat.
The same is true of every single food item, starting with all the grains, which provide 50% of mankind's calories, directly or indirectly. Governments subsidize some, put duties on others, regulate how much can be planted, then often store surpluses. This is true of every food—citrus, sugar, coffee, etc., etc. There are no exceptions.
The State distort...
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