Comments on: Quantum Set to Lead Hybrid Car Revolution http://blog.redchip.com/index.php/archive/quantum-set-to-lead-hybrid-car-revolution/ RedChip SmallCap Ideas, for Tomorrow's Blue Chips Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:35:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Allison http://blog.redchip.com/index.php/archive/quantum-set-to-lead-hybrid-car-revolution/#comment-214 Allison Thu, 27 Aug 2009 15:30:31 +0000 http://blog.redchip.com/?p=501#comment-214 Thank you for your interest in our blog. You may find the articles we post on our client Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing USA of interest. You can review the list using this link: <a href="http://blog.redchip.com/?s=wemu" rel="nofollow">http://blog.redchip.com/?s=wemu</a> Worldwide’s mono and polycrystalline modules feature a two-bus bar cell design which maximizes the cell’s light absorbing surface area giving the modules more consistent performance. Their solar modules also have a weather-resistant frame constructed of aluminum alloy for endurance in rugged weather conditions and are given a double oxidation coating for additional protection against the elements, providing for longer-lasting, more durable modules. You can find more information about their solar products at <a href="http://www.amerisolar.us/" rel="nofollow">http://www.amerisolar.us/</a> Thank you for your interest in our blog. You may find the articles we post on our client Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing USA of interest. You can review the list using this link: http://blog.redchip.com/?s=wemu

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]]> By: Patricia L. http://blog.redchip.com/index.php/archive/quantum-set-to-lead-hybrid-car-revolution/#comment-211 Patricia L. Tue, 11 Aug 2009 21:55:11 +0000 http://blog.redchip.com/?p=501#comment-211 WOW! What a HOT car! I saw the bit about it on the television the other day. I think my heart is still thumping. Quantum... You are doing excellent work in bringing the "future" of hybrid tecnology into the present. That car definately gets my blood pumping and the adrenalin flowing I would love to have my fingers wrapped around the steering wheel knowing that the only thing I would be burning is rubber... and not fuel:) Poor, Poor Adrian... nice picture... what?...all looks and no brain? If you want a cheap car then go to your local used car dealer and ask him which car on their lot leaks the most oil and has the baldest tires... I bet you could get a great deal "for the little guy". As for me I live in a nation of free enterprise and growing technology, not everyone in this great nation is little and I'm sorry that you feel that you are. I am a strong, intelligent, American woman... I am not little. I am glad we live in a nation of diversity, where my neighbor or myself could drive down the street in our fancy little cars, honk our little horns & shout out of the window of our little car... "MY DOG is BIGGER THAN YOUR DOG". :) HOORAY FOR AMERICA, and HOORAY FOR QUANTUM! WOW! What a HOT car! I saw the bit about it on the television the other day. I think my heart is still thumping. Quantum… You are doing excellent work in bringing the “future” of hybrid tecnology into the present. That car definately gets my blood pumping and the adrenalin flowing I would love to have my fingers wrapped around the steering wheel knowing that the only thing I would be burning is rubber… and not fuel:) Poor, Poor Adrian… nice picture… what?…all looks and no brain? If you want a cheap car then go to your local used car dealer and ask him which car on their lot leaks the most oil and has the baldest tires… I bet you could get a great deal “for the little guy”. As for me I live in a nation of free enterprise and growing technology, not everyone in this great nation is little and I’m sorry that you feel that you are. I am a strong, intelligent, American woman… I am not little. I am glad we live in a nation of diversity, where my neighbor or myself could drive down the street in our fancy little cars, honk our little horns & shout out of the window of our little car… “MY DOG is BIGGER THAN YOUR DOG”. :) HOORAY FOR AMERICA, and HOORAY FOR QUANTUM!

]]> By: S. Mill http://blog.redchip.com/index.php/archive/quantum-set-to-lead-hybrid-car-revolution/#comment-210 S. Mill Sun, 11 Jan 2009 22:07:06 +0000 http://blog.redchip.com/?p=501#comment-210 Wrong Allison. Where do you get your analysis from? Comparing flat panel tvs, and the flat panel tv market, to the hybrid car market doesn't work at all. Also, nobody here has 5, 10, 20 years to wait until hybrid car prices fall like flat panel tv's did. You kidding? The car market right now is terrible!! Also, this company is so leveraged and constantly searching for cash! To add to that, right now is not a good time for small companies to seek lending. What valid revenue streams do they have? Granted, the car is beautiful, but the company is not making enough of them. 15,000 cars is nothing! Selling all of those cars won't even result in profit! Run away from QTWW as fast as possible!! Wrong Allison. Where do you get your analysis from? Comparing flat panel tvs, and the flat panel tv market, to the hybrid car market doesn’t work at all. Also, nobody here has 5, 10, 20 years to wait until hybrid car prices fall like flat panel tv’s did. You kidding? The car market right now is terrible!! Also, this company is so leveraged and constantly searching for cash! To add to that, right now is not a good time for small companies to seek lending. What valid revenue streams do they have? Granted, the car is beautiful, but the company is not making enough of them. 15,000 cars is nothing! Selling all of those cars won’t even result in profit! Run away from QTWW as fast as possible!!

]]> By: Allison http://blog.redchip.com/index.php/archive/quantum-set-to-lead-hybrid-car-revolution/#comment-209 Allison Thu, 08 Jan 2009 22:21:23 +0000 http://blog.redchip.com/?p=501#comment-209 Deflation (as in falling prices, not monetary deflation due to decreased money supply), occurs naturally with increased supply and and competition. This will happen with hybrids over time as well. Creating hybrid vehicles is costly for the producer now (whether a Prius or a luxury sports sedan) for a number of reasons (production costs mainly). Look at flat panel TVs when they first came out -- who could pay $6,000 to $8,000 for a TV? By 2008, flat panel TVs will have fallen about 80% in four years -- according to RTO Online (Rent to Own Online). You can get one at Wal-Mart for less than $700. Flat panel TV technology was invented in the 1960s but not popularized until the 1990s by Panasonic and others. I think the time is ripe for alternative energy vehicles; and who is better able to compete than someone who already has the know-how and production capabilities in place, like Fisker. Create a good product and consumers will come. Deflation (as in falling prices, not monetary deflation due to decreased money supply), occurs naturally with increased supply and and competition. This will happen with hybrids over time as well. Creating hybrid vehicles is costly for the producer now (whether a Prius or a luxury sports sedan) for a number of reasons (production costs mainly). Look at flat panel TVs when they first came out — who could pay $6,000 to $8,000 for a TV? By 2008, flat panel TVs will have fallen about 80% in four years — according to RTO Online (Rent to Own Online). You can get one at Wal-Mart for less than $700. Flat panel TV technology was invented in the 1960s but not popularized until the 1990s by Panasonic and others. I think the time is ripe for alternative energy vehicles; and who is better able to compete than someone who already has the know-how and production capabilities in place, like Fisker. Create a good product and consumers will come.

]]> By: Adrian BEazer http://blog.redchip.com/index.php/archive/quantum-set-to-lead-hybrid-car-revolution/#comment-208 Adrian BEazer Mon, 05 Jan 2009 03:23:34 +0000 http://blog.redchip.com/?p=501#comment-208 Nice looking car but with this kind of economy aren't we supposed to bite the bullet and keep prices down and help some of the little guys get into the allternitive feul markets? At almost 87,000 where is the market? Prodution of 15,000 will make a dent on a Knats @#& in the gas hungry USA. Nice looking car but with this kind of economy aren’t we supposed to bite the bullet and keep prices down and help some of the little guys get into the allternitive feul markets? At almost 87,000 where is the market? Prodution of 15,000 will make a dent on a Knats @#& in the gas hungry USA.

]]> By: ChinaBuyer http://blog.redchip.com/index.php/archive/quantum-set-to-lead-hybrid-car-revolution/#comment-207 ChinaBuyer Sat, 06 Dec 2008 03:30:23 +0000 http://blog.redchip.com/?p=501#comment-207 Thats one sweet ride. Thats one sweet ride.

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