SHLL aka Hyliion is the next NKLA/TSLA. Just went all in on it. Should be an easy double up.
Don't say I bojio.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVynsSTlIaU

This post has been edited by akirodestroy: Jun 23 2020, 10:26 PM

Apa citer

how much you went in? dip le after SS.

i been with them since last friday... $14...$16...

This post has been edited by goldrush: Jun 24 2020, 09:07 AM

I bought 15K shares. That's a good price, I went in a little high. Shit
Although I think it has better potential than NKLA

This post has been edited by akirodestroy: Jun 24 2020, 09:51 AM

15k at what price? $17? btw, 15k is a lot.. ~RM 1m?

it will go up but take time since its Tortoise....

This post has been edited by goldrush: Jun 24 2020, 10:01 AM

$19. Bought at opening today, didn't expect a pullback lol

Oooo. U r rich.. 15k at $19..
Btw do u hold any NKLA?

This post has been edited by goldrush: Jun 24 2020, 10:27 AM

Unfortunately, I sold it way too early
Otherwise I would have profit over 2 million+
Ugh...

@RaymondACCA

Got in at $16!

#ddtg rule

thanks for the tips. watching this thread

WKHS anyone?

shhh.... dont tell anyone yet.. $9.72 now... hehe..

i am in most of the green energy counters...

This post has been edited by goldrush: Jun 25 2020, 10:25 PM

$17.4...... huat ar

Congratz sudah flyyyyy.. Still eyeing few more

This post has been edited by numblink: Jun 25 2020, 10:47 PM

Watching live now.. https://youtu.be/39y5FNxvHgk

FYI

What’s Workhorse, what’s Lordstown Motors and what’s the difference? Lordstown Motors CEO Steve Burns acknowledges it can be hard for people to delineate.

•Burns founded both and was CEO of Workhorse before he left nearly a year ago to form and become CEO of Lordstown.

•Workhorse, based in southwest Ohio, started 12 years ago in southwest Ohio to build electrically powered utility and delivery vans. It struggled financially in the past year.

•Workhorse developed a prototype of an electric pickup called the Endurance three years ago.

•Workhorse has licensed the pickup truck technology to Lordstown Motors and has turned preorders for the truck over to Lordstown. In exchange, it owns a 10 percent stake in Lordstown and gets a 1 percent commission on the first 200,000 trucks sold.

•Workhorse is in the running for a $5 billion contract to build electric vehicles for the U.S. Postal Service, which Lordstown Motors anticipates building.

This post has been edited by goldrush: Jun 26 2020, 12:03 AM

I avg up more today, if the deal is done then future is bright yoo. They can get a lot of potential customer

This post has been edited by numblink: Jun 26 2020, 01:44 AM

Nice... 😎