What’s everyone’s favorite vehicles so far in terms of usefulness.

Since your early days of owning a car, are there any that you fully regret getting rid of?

What is the best vehicle that you have ever owned?

What do you think is the best overall vehicle to use?

personally, it's just the best thing ever, high capacity, friggin tank, fast as heck... i'd get this thing irl.

-Introduction -

It's been two years since I invested in stocks. Originally, I'm a person who manages my portfolios. But after the contract with Wal-Mart was announced in July, I had a dream. That's why I'm all in canoo

It is still positive to see the vehicle as a 'space' rather than a 'cool' vehicle. I also like the steering wire, the radius of rotation, and the open front.

(This article was written through a translator. Please understand)

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- Common sense that I didn't know

I must confess that I had some misinformation at the beginning of my investment.

First of all, the skateboard platform wasn't unique, and it doesn't seem hard to follow (but I know it still requires a very small number of parts compared to other companies). This will minimize the problem in mass production.)

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The company said there was a way to procure 800m, and I didn't think the company would be in danger because of financial difficulties. However, the stock price fell sharply during the 200m advance contract with YA. (The market is only concerned about it, just as Chinese electric car companies were on the verge of bankruptcy in 2019.)

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Also, I thought a binding contract would help me execute DOE loans quickly. (I still think the CEO and president's abilities are above average.)

Other than this, the backlog of supply contracts was nothing special for start-up companies (but I believe WMT will be a bigger facilitator)

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-Risk-to-Risk Revenue-

The writing was long. I bought the stock for $4, and I lost a lot. And last week, I bought more a big stock for $1.4 and now I have a flat price of $2.2. (A fixed loss of $10,000 due to remove income deduction is not included.)

I think if the company survives, it won't just go up by 50%. I think it will go up to the initial expected $5. This has nothing to do with the direction of the stock market. (Although the number of shares increased by 20% in six months.)

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-What I desperately want-

I am eagerly looking forward to three things.

1. Margin of SOP: A company like Lucid actually has a loss policy of making it expensive and selling it cheaply when you look at it. Tesla also had problems in its early days because it miscalculated the cost of the vehicle.

The canoo is supposed to supply Wal-Mart vehicles for $30,000. I really hope that even 3% of the margin will occur here. That would reduce the burdensome burnout rate of $100 million per quarter.

Does anyone know about this? At least according to my surfing results, no one mentions it. I don't think I know.

2. DOE Loan: As far as I know, the terms of the loan must prove that it is possible to survive without additional loans. Other than that, I don't know why canoo can't get a DOE loan. Starting with this contract with WMT, we look forward to winning this contract within at least 6 months. I trust the management.

3. Equity investors appear: Equity investors do not sell stocks easily. It's not being sprayed on the market. I think it will greatly reduce the risk of bankruptcy.

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There are other small expectations. I think the current stock market level is at the bottom. The stock market is always the opposite, so I think it's time to buy because the recession is certain.

It may secure some funds (3 to 60m) in the lawsuit against Didi.

A lawsuit is at stake that the company paid too much money by outsourcing to AFV. I don't care much about this. However, I am worried that the amount required for the company's stock compensation ratio or operating funds is too large.

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I also did web surfing research on CEO and his AFV. AFV has at least three major investments. (Air-Damacho-Electric Vehicles). According to SEC's search results, the CEO only bought this company with his own money. If I were him, I'd rather cut it off and survive than cling to a damn company. So I have a belief that the company won't go bust.

(In the case of AFV, which was established in 2019, there seems to be no additional acquisition after 21.6 months. I wonder what the financial situation of the fund is like. Is there room to inject funds into the company?)

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-Myopic situations-

Looking back now, it is a natural punishment to fall further when the market is not good, and to fall even if the market is good. The way we look at this company is narrowed down to "cash holding." It's a psychologically obvious result.

However, for the same reason, no matter how much the stock price falls, I think the stock price will recover all the declines if the risk of survival disappears.

If what I understand is correct, the company expects to delay several announcements due to issues such as incentive agreements with the state. I hope that it will be announced in November.

The zeba contract will be the additional three-step negotiator that the CEO mentioned the other day. At least I don't think the CEO is lying. (That's why I don't invest in ARVL.)

I don't really expect anything from the Army or NASA contracts. For canoo, only short-term and certain indicators will drive up stock prices.

Please help me if I'm mistaken or if there's anything needs to be known.

I got all cars and all fusion cars

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Is the Oppressor Mk II the best vehicle in GTA Online?

NOTE: Just to clarify, the two "Attack" categories, mainly the "Air" one, do include the handling involved in a one-on-one fight. They don't, however, take into account the likelihood of getting destroyed using it, which is included in the "Defense" category.

Obviously, this table is based on subjective opinion and somewhat specific categories. If you disagree, that's great - let's discuss! Just don't yell at me just because you disagree.