“…with the kind of sharp price drops in batteries we’ve been seeing, it was only a matter of time before the higher first-cost of the electric bus was dwarfed by the fuel and maintenance costs savings. Indeed, quietly, we’ve already passed that inflection point.”
This discussion is worthwhile and rare. You don’t see Ms Chaitman much on main stream business media because she is suing JP Morgan for their enabling role as banker/account custodian to the Madoff fraud. She explains why here.
“Attorney Helen Chaitman, who represents victims of the Bernie Madoff $65 billion fraud, contends the big banks are like mobsters. Chaitman says, “There is no question about it. They operate illegally because they can generate huge profits by doing so. They go from one crime to another, and when they get caught committing one crime, nobody gets fired. Nobody disgorges bonuses. They just take those people and put them in a new area where they haven’t yet been prosecuted.” See more at Chaitman’s web site: JPMadoff.com
Here is the interview Chaitman mentions that was booked for 6 minutes with Fox Business and was truncated to just over 2 min once she explained she was suing JP Morgan. Here is a direct video link.
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Danielle was a guest with Jim Goddard on This Week in Money talking about investment philosophies, secular market cycles, health and wealth. You can listen via this direct audio link, by advancing the playbar to 26:55.
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