Yeah, it’s a Chinese based JV.well, we know who holds Tesla
but.. that 40% Jinan Zurich Annex Equity, well, the primary holder is - Key Principal: Shujie Ma
Yeah, it’s a Chinese based JV.well, we know who holds Tesla
but.. that 40% Jinan Zurich Annex Equity, well, the primary holder is - Key Principal: Shujie Ma
Does anyone want to post a source for this article? I've never heard of this Annex company, and its website doesn't look like that of a real semiconductor manufacturer:
Design Resources | Annex Semiconductor
We provide a wide range of design resources, including complete library of technical and support documentation, online training and in-person instruction, and industry webinars.www.annexsemi.com
So I am not familiar with REITs but the fund is ultimately backed by the RE and associated cash flows, correct? If funds are being pulled, they either leverage to maintain assets or they have to start liquidating?Locked in.... Ride 'em Cowboy....
Blackstone is limiting withdrawals from its huge retail real estate investment trust after a sharp rise in redemption requests from investors.
In a letter posted on the Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust website, Blackstone (Ticker: BX) said that redemption requests already have exceeded the 5% quarterly limit for the REIT, which had $69 billion of net assets at the end of October. The REIT is known as BREIT.
The news that Blackstone is limiting redemptions, or gating, the REIT has sharply depressed Blackstone shares Thursday. The stock is down 6.9% to $85.15 at 11:22 a.m. Thursday
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Blackstone Just Limited Withdrawals From Its Huge Retail Real Estate Fund
Its stock has dropped nearly 7% after withdrawal limits are placed on Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust.www.marketwatch.com
Being they are the 400 pound Gorilla, doubtful they will liquidate.So I am not familiar with REITs but the fund is ultimately backed by the RE and associated cash flows, correct? If funds are being pulled, they either leverage to maintain assets or they have to start liquidating?
maybe, they didn't want FL to liquidate out of the REIT, so they said, NO MORE GIVE BACKS.Being they are the 400 pound Gorilla, doubtful they will liquidate.
Stock price: BX (NYSE) $85.30 -6.23 (-6.81%)
Dec 1, 3:05 PM EST - Disclaimer
CEO: Stephen A. Schwarzman (1985–)
Assets under management: 880.9 billion USD (2021)
Total assets: 41.2 billion USD (2021)
Headquarters: New York, NY
Revenue: 22.58 billion USD (2021)
Subsidiaries: Blackstone Credit, MORE
Founders: Stephen A. Schwarzman, Peter G. Peterson
Thanks for pointing that out. With symbols BK and BLK , I often get a key stroke error. They run neck and neck on over lays on stock charts as well.Blackstone is not Blackrock (dem run ESG based), two entirely different entities.
If starting with a depleated battery, how many kwh's to get it fully charged ?Cybertruck will be able to charge at 1MW DC View attachment 8011828
No idea. Will also be used on the Semi. I believe 1MW is roughly 4x faster than fast charging today. Someone fact check meIf starting with a depleated battery, how many kwh's to get it fully charged ?
Saw that... I am amazed.ENPH hits all time high today.
It's magic. Amazing what billions and billions of free US Dollars can accomplish.Wall Street Breakfast today: "Wednesday's move resulted in the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising more than 20% since Sept. 30 - its lowest point of the year - meaning it is now officially in bull market territory. Elsewhere, the benchmark S&P 500 is up 17% from its YTD low, and while tech-heavy Nasdaq still has some ways to go, it has rebounded nearly 14%."
billionaires buying up the stock (with money from the US Gov) the poor are being forced to sell to survive.It's magic. Amazing what billions and billions of free US Dollars can accomplish.
2023 will be the time for "We the People" to pay the piper.
No idea. Will also be used on the Semi. I believe 1MW is roughly 4x faster than fast charging today. Someone fact check me![]()
Can you provide further clarity?Wow, someone put together a page-long list without once mentioning the new CARB ACT rules? Be careful from whom you're taking advice, because it's clear some people are just regurgitating facts without any actual analysis.
Can you provide further clarity?
So the list missed this as an additional benefit?California’s Advanced Clean Trucks regulation: Sales requirements for zero-emission heavy-duty trucks - International Council on Clean Transportation
The regulation is the first in the world to require manufacturers to sell increasing percentages of zero-emission trucks.theicct.org
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The Advanced Clean Fleets rule explained
By Lauren Navarro and Tom Cackette The Advanced Clean Fleets rule is a purchase requirement for medium and heavy-duty fleets to adopt an increasing percentage of zero-emission trucks. It will complement the previously adopted Advanced Clean Trucks regulation requiring manufacturers to sell ZEV trblogs.edf.org
Anyone not aware of the impact of this regulatory effort may not have a clue about the heavy-truck market in general. Heck, I've been dabbling in low-/zero-emission transportation tech for nearly two decades and wouldn't claim to know all the potential demand drivers.
So the list missed this as an additional benefit?
The list was only highlighting real world benefits. Not benefits coming down through legislation.The list is a bunch of fluff that missed what will probably be the single biggest demand driver. It's the sort of thing that is highly agreeable to people who have already made up their mind but need to know that other people think the same thing.
I think the Tesla Semi is hugely interesting and have thought so since its reveal back in 2017, but there are still some major unanswered questions starting with its weight, purchase price, and true operating costs. I also think that targeting it towards line haul might have been a mistake; both the LTL and vocational markets would likely be better applications of its features (and for drastically different reasons). But once again, I don't claim to know everything about this complex market.
The route for their testing wasn’t all down hill…I just want to see the results of that same truck haul an 80k load on the reverse route uphill.
Ports are on coasts, everyone else lives above sea level where a lot of the goods go to. Claiming 500 mile single charge range is the same as guys who boast they get 35 MPG with their Cummins powered Ram 3500 pulling a 25k trailer in the mountains, when they leave out the route was the top of Pikes Peak to Colorado Springs.
I’m not saying EV heavy haul trucks aren’t the future, but trumpeting 500mi ranges with a 80k load when the test was all downhill losing 4000ft elevation is misleading. It’ll come, eventually, but that’s still a long way out while ignoring rising input costs to build batteries as competition and demand increases for the raw materials.
best one I ever saw, some stock broker on TV was trying to push cement and the TV person asked the stock broker what the difference between cement and concrete was..... stock broker didn't know.Wow, someone put together a page-long list without once mentioning the new CARB ACT rules? Be careful from whom you're taking advice, because it's clear some people are just regurgitating facts without any actual analysis.
So, are we going to see electric lines next to all the interstates for the trucks to run on electricity? you know, for the future of the children..I would like to see some of the EV SEMI in "jockey truck" service moving container trailers around the ports and large manufacturing sites. That should be a viable test plus some of these routes are 100% autonomous
The list was only highlighting real world benefits. Not benefits coming down through legislation.
I was hoping to see 1977 - 1981(ish) when Jimmeeee was fighting off rabbits trying to climb into his canoe.
Just wait until the Administration allows that area to become a satellite nation of Taiwan. Selling off America "One Piece at a Time"![]()
TSMC to increase investment in Arizona to $40B as Biden visits chip manufacturer
The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is set to announce it will increase its investment in Arizona from $12 billion to $40 billion when President Biden visits the chip manufacturer…thehill.com