add: thanks for posting the article. it confirms that
plenty of financing should be available to vlnc, viz.
'entrepreneurs are interested in investing in it'.
am i afraid the Japanese will huff and puff and blow
Valence away? Please explain the logic of why you
think i should (a little detailed analysis please, not
just run around and shout logic). 'they have more money
and they're big companies with lots of mfg experience so
how could anybody ever compete with them?'
we know that vlnc has the production process working.
If you doubt that you should be long gone outta here.
No sense even talking about it.
In case you hadn't noticed, times are not so good in
Japan and the yen is very high too. I really doubt that
Sony or Sanyo can drive vlnc out of business by selling
at a loss. Competition will drive margins down, but
from what we have heard in the valence CCs, we can
expect very low mfg costs. I guess mr. darnell was not
listening and has not grasped that it's much cheaper to
roll out li-poly than to can li-ion. Hell, even i have
been able to pick that much up and I'm just an investulator,
not a professional battery bullshitter. Go figure.
If they were already in production, I could believe that
they might be able to conspire with the Japanese national
bureaucracy to keep VLNC out of the Japanese market.
That game has been played before. It's a lot harder now,
tho.
We do know where Valence is in developing the
mfg process. Nobody knows how long it will take
the Japanese.
Are you thinking about investing in a business, or is
this just a game of hype to you? I'm not going to bother
to answer any more silly posts unless you show the power
to come up with something more intelligent than this kind of
1 line bs shot as though it's some kind of trump card.
I've said it before. Only a fool pays attention to the
braying donkey. Well, fool me twice, shame on me.... |
