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Thursday, 11/18/2021 5:37:18 PM

Thursday, November 18, 2021 5:37:18 PM

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Not that it should mean anything to anybody, but, I'm holding the stock, the warrants, and the 1/23 $10 call options on ELMS.

Apples to apples, this is way too cheap. Even if you admit that it's peers may be over valued, it is still way too cheap.
Actually producing product compared to Canoo (producing in 2024) or Lordstown or Workhorse???

Is it the "China" connection that maybe investors don't like and that is keeping the price down?
I don't know why.

OK, Amazon is buying from Rivivan. OK, who is UPS and FEDEX and the 10 million pizza/food/florist/uber/lyft/doordash/instacart/etc./etc./etc. delivery stores going to buy from.

ELMS is lowest cost, already sold 30,000 in Asia, is up and running and producing NOW.

The main problem right now is that the average investor has never even heard of ELMS.

If in 2022, they get a couple of decent order contracts, a little bit of mainsteam publication and exposure, maybe a couple of mentions on CNBC, this may end 2022 exponentially higher than this pitiful price.

It is not my intention to promote it here, but I will mention another stock I own just as a comparison.
JOBY (basically flying electric taxis and cars) has a market cap of 5 Billion. ELMS is 1 Billion. ELMS is driving on the road RIGHT NOW, JOBY may be flying in 5 years.
If you look at cost/demand of each product ...
OK so demand for ELMS van should be about 100 times more than flying taxis (at least) that won't even exist for many more years ... yet JOBY market cap is 5 times higher than ELMS??????????

What am I missing here??????????