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commented on a stock·Jan 6, 2022 09:02

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joined discussion·Nov 24, 2021 00:57

Daily Poll: Pickup truck arena, vote for your favorite.

$General Motors(GM.US)$ plans to begin delivering a roughly $113,000 special “Edition 1” version of the vehicle by mid-December.
President Joe Biden also made several supportive comments promoting the vehicle during a speech at the facility, including calling it “one hell of a vehicle.”
Another powerful player, $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ unveiled it's "Cybertruck" almost two years ago to the day. The electric pickup truck was supposed to be in production already, but the automaker delayed the program as it focused on growing Model Y production.
Fans are still very excited since it looks like a vehicle from the future.
The last one is the youngest rising star $Rivian Automotive(RIVN.US)$ . It started production of its R1T electric pickup truck on Sep.14. Tried to make Rivian the first to bring an electric pickup to the market, ahead of Tesla, General Motors and others. However, their product quality is now under doubt since the battery problem.
So which one would be your choice? Would you tell me about your reason?
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Biden’s test drive of electric Hummer helped increase reservations, GM says

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joined discussion·Nov 17, 2021 07:49

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wrote a post·Jul 24, 2021 06:27

Dems' Infrastructure Spending Could Lead To Devastating Crash

US markets are caught up in a "raging mania" fostered by the trillions of dollars in government spending. The "V-shaped" economic recovery has been "the sharpest recovery in history.” The problem is that the nearly $6 trillion allocated by Congress to combat the economic impact of COVID has been spent after the economy already finished recovering. The accelerating pace of inflation, and inability of certain businesses to hire lower-wage workers, are but byproducts of this. Inflation is a tax the poor can't afford or avoid.” Any further stimulus spending is intended to fix a problem that, "doesn't exist anymore.” And it's not just stocks, look at the state of crypto and housing markets. The infastructure bill is going to cause a financial crisis. Plain and simple. ...