Replies to post #2401 on Hyzon Motors Inc (HYZN)

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"well published" not "well polished".

"It was an attempted pun at an unreasonable statement."

Oh, okay. I was not correcting your spelling. I just thought that you misunderstood the post. And I was too dense to recognize your pun. I will look forward to your next pun.

And Hyzon is not producing. There is no market. There is no infrastructure, yet.

"What part of, HyZN turning out products, is it that you don't understand? Here's just one example of their production: "

Uh huh. Parker Meeks is honest enough to call them 'trial units'. There are about 200 of them. And that might be generous. They will need about 200 units a week to break even. Their numbers, not mine. However, perhaps I should be kind. "Not producing" should be "next to not producing"

You are right about NKLA. However, Hyzon has similar ethical problems.

"I would call Nikolas $125 million fraud case a little more than an ethical problem, certainly not comparable or similar to Hyzons financial mis-management."

That's a fair point. However, that difference might be lost on a purchasing agent looking to buy a hydrogen electric truck from one ethically challenged supplier or another, who might not be there in 12 months. People lose their jobs on those decisions.

I might well wonder what the mood is on the shop floor in Bolingbrook.

Thanks for the conversation.