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Re: threewheeler post# 111648

Monday, 06/27/2016 12:51:41 AM

Monday, June 27, 2016 12:51:41 AM

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CCGI is another overpriced POS, long term I think EV's will grow at 10-20 percent until 2020, then sales will start to slide. If the success of the Nikolai hybrid truck isn't a wake up call that EV's are not a replacement for fossil fuel I don't know what is. But jNSH and CCGI have many differences so it really is hard to compare. CCGI operates close to 6,000 charging stations, many level 3 . So that means that if JNSH has 150 (no one seems to know the exact amount I wonder why) that would mean they have 40x more chargers than JNSH. By those metrics JNSH is overpriced. But JNSH has the electrical contracting buisness that generates the revenue of a few hot dog stands. Between network cost and maintenance we don't even know if JNSH's network is making money because their filing are not as detailed as CCGI's. Also many if CCGI's chargers are in parking complex's where the people that own EV's actually charge. JNSH's public network was created to usher in EV's and to be used as a back up. Essentially it was a network that was designed not to be used. The numbers JNSH posted pretty much confirms that. CCGI has a different investor base and I think this makes a big difference. They have institution investors and as you can see by their activity not many traders. JNSH on the other hand has mostly traders. Traders are not investors and will always sell whenever profits come. Preventing any true rise in S/P. That is what they do.