Ummm...not enough copper.
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Ummm... you don't know how to read.Ummm...not enough copper.
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What I've read recently is more copper mining is ramping up this year. China's slow down has lessened demand there.
skooks, the wife and stepdaughter rented an EV on a recent trip to Pittsburgh. They picked the car up at 96% charged. By the time they hit 120 miles they were at 13% charge and needed to charge. Cost them $50 bucks for a 50% charge!!!!!! the reality is setting in my friend. EV's are only cheaper if you charge at home. go out and actually drive them and they are more expensive than gas vehicles. ahhhhhhh the gloryUmmm...not enough copper.
Whooops
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https://www.cmegroup.com/openmarket...-on-Metals-as-Energy-Transition-Ramps-Up.html
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watch out for the copper on the air conditioning units outside your houses.
we're waiting on the low to come through from Iowa tomorrow and then ball busting cold will follow behind it. Can't wait
Oh, btw, the reason it was 50 dollars was because she used a quick charge station rather than the slow 10 hour charger. hahahaahahahahahahahaha. Really, who the fk is going sit out in the middle of bumfk egypt to wait 10 hours for a charge at 7 dollars? Who? demofks are truly insane bound.
Clowns...most Americans ( by far ) don't want an EV. The beautiful people will continue to buy them...very few.
