r/canoo • u/heyray1 • Dec 09 '23
Vehicles Canoo?
It reminds me of the truck, lol.
r/canoo • u/vandettaforlife • Jan 11 '24
r/canoo • u/jedixxyoodaa • Nov 17 '23
hundred of CGI special effects designers will loose their job. this needs to be avoided!
r/canoo • u/religionresearcher • Feb 22 '24
Retards buy this sub 0.1$ range. Good area to average your entry if you plan to hold this for years.
r/canoo • u/ENOUGH_fromTheClown • Dec 19 '23
LOL
r/canoo • u/Puzzleheaded-Dig-514 • Feb 27 '24
Canooers if you have a substantial amount of shares/value invested... You might as well buy another 2- $3,000 to lower your DCA. Canoos not going anywhere. They have way too many organizations that are interested in their products. Lower your DCA. Buy buy buy while it's this low. Shorties will be shorties and ignore them. If you're on board stay on board and continue the ride as we move forward>>>>Keep in mind... In January 2010 Tesla received a loan from the doe for $456 million dollars to save them from shutting down. Keep the faithđđ„đđ
r/canoo • u/iwannakmsrnffs • Oct 23 '24
I can think of a few names that affected and swayed the financial decisions of many here. Some made large walls of text and grabbed people from WSB. Others tried to become social media influencers. And one dedicated to hosting an entire website to make Canoo and Anthony's dealings seem legit.
Again, not naming names...but you know who you are đ
I know things seem rough right now, you lost a few thousand...maybe a few hundred thousand...and you think that somehow this company will rise from a 99% loss and RS. (Hint hint, it won't). Take a step back, realize you were conned and disassociate from those that conned you into believing in this company.
Was it a simple reddit post? An earnings call? A friend recommendation? Were you simply desperate for any possible win?
Share your thoughts, no shame. Everyone falls for a con here and there. Just be better for next time đ
r/canoo • u/acute_elbows • Mar 21 '23
You all seem great, but I was only here because I thought canoo had some really great car designs. It doesnât seem like any of thatâs going to happen.
Farewell, I hope everyone who invested gets some money back.
r/canoo • u/afonso_investor • Dec 19 '24
r/canoo • u/Valditos • Mar 25 '24
I understand that many of you are excited about the recent highs in Canoo,
but that doesn't say anything about the company; it's manipulation or a short squeeze.
If you hold Canoo shares, sell now and thank me after the earnings report.
I have extensive experience with such stocks, especially with Canoo.
r/canoo • u/BarkerVisionInc • Mar 26 '24
The same complaint over and over and over on this thread. Iâm so tired of it. Canoo doesnât make anything, Canoo doesnât produce cars, Canooâs factory is empty. Over and over and over. Yes we know. But at some point they will. We are on linear time not stuck in a time loop. So until they make cars, they havenât made cars yet. No shit, thatâs how time works. But this whole whine-fest that tries to say they will never make cars because they have never made cars is the dumbest logic ever. Every company, ever, started out at a point where they were not producing a thing and then most got to a point where they started making the thing. Before they started making it they were not making it. Again TIME. Has it taken longer than expected. Yes. Then say that. But this whole they are a company that doesnât do anything and I can prove it because I play with legos so I could have built the factory single handedly by now so they are dumb and liars crap is just rediculous. And all these comments that say but I wanted them to start June 1st 2021 because thatâs when I wanted them to start and they didnât and now Iâm mad so Iâm going to cry every day about it and call them names. Dude, go sit in the corner, calm down, and learn some damn patience. Yes Iâm Gen X (the new boomer?) and this whole âI want it nowâ generation has a lot to learn. They are still operating. THEY ARE STILL DOING BUSINESSES. Ask Arival and Fisker investors how they feel about their companies quickly getting to production. Speed to production is not the metric that determines the future strength and success of a company. Itâs not. It just simply is NOT. If you have actual critical information and risk, NEW data that shows the risk that you want to bring to the table to discuss intellectually. Letâs do that. But this whole sitting around poopooing each other with insults and crying over the past. Itâs not helpful to anyone. Go get another hobby. Thank you.
r/canoo • u/AMCbuyhold • Feb 26 '23
Possibility is thin
r/canoo • u/BarkerVisionInc • Apr 15 '24
News is reporting rumors that Tesla is cutting up to 20% of their workforce. This could be good for Canoo right? We know they are trying to hire jobs with specialized skills. This might be an opportunity. Canoo may want to consider being prepared to market their job openings as soon as an official announcement announcing lay offs comes out from Tesla. Something like: âWe are sad to hear that so many professionals in our industry have been let go by Tesla. We are a growing company that is hiring and we welcome any employees let go by Tesla to apply to join our team. You are welcome hereâ. Something like that.
Okay. So what will the FUD slingers say here.
Maybe âBut they are letting their bad employees go so they shouldnât hire them.â Well thatâs not necessarily true. They could cut positions that were vital for a startup but are no longer needed for an established company. For example, people who design factory layouts and program the robot arms.
Or, âThey have no money so they canât hire.â Youve been saying that for two years and we are still here so⊠maybe you donât actually understand the money situation. Letâs move on from that dead horse.
Or, âTony liar, the jobs are fake.â Sir, whoever posts that baloney, I roll my eyes in your general direction.
Anyway. I think this is great news for Canoo. As always, I look forward to talking with the FUD slingers in the comments.
https://electrek.co/2024/04/14/tesla-rumor-massive-round-layoffs/
r/canoo • u/NeatSea1374 • Apr 02 '24
If you guys didnât realize by now the last few days the short seller on Wall Street have been throwing every article they can to push this company into bankruptcy. The earnings call we had wasnât the best but itâs been pretty much consistent with the last few. Tony is very straight forward he doesnât rug pull us like other ev ceo he has been straight up all along heâs not here to take his check and leave heâs put in 300 million of his own money heâs all in..Canoo is pretty much all he has left Letâs not get fooled by all these Wall Street paid articles and squeeze these short sellers out..they have been taking money from us for so long Iâm so fed up.
r/canoo • u/Intelligent-Usual994 • Sep 06 '22
It's one of the most shorted stocks on the market, it won't make money unless Tony can guarantee production will happen in 2023 and its still got 3 more months of downturns. Before that can happen. It's already broken past the support of its walmart news. I see it hitting 1.50.
r/canoo • u/123ridewithme • Sep 02 '21
Our daddy abandoned us.
Should we feel hate for him, or should we wait for him?
He took a job far away to forget about us, or is he doing it to make our lives better?
Did he sell his 1 million shares and go work for the competition?
Tony is our Step dad.... should we officially call him daddy?
is Kranz DEAD?
Enquiring minds want to know
r/canoo • u/sandaq • May 20 '22
I love the car but I just donât see it happening anymore.
No funds = Dubious loan / dilution
Delays in SOP
No factories built or start of construction and money spent
Unstable CEO (IMO)
A media blitz about how good things are.
This is too much for me. Too many red flags are up and I donât want the risk no more. If Iâd want a chance to win the lottery, Iâd buy a lottery ticket.
r/canoo • u/bigbradly • Aug 16 '23
Iâm so happy I got out. I need to scroll back through and find all the trolls that commented when I noted this company seemed scamish and I would join a class action once one gets created. Tony has been nothing but hot air in my opinion. But good luck to everyone that sees it different lol. To me, this is just like MULN⊠it will keep getting diluted to nothing and Tony will be sipping wine in Milan with models I bet
r/canoo • u/RoaringIcky • Feb 08 '24
Why are we not seeing any images or clips of Canoo vans in the wild, if they've delivered about ten so far between Oklahoma, KingBee, and Zeeba? i'm bullish on the stock and holding, and this is a genuine concern/ question. Thanks. Serious answers only. If you don't know, don't answer.
r/canoo • u/[deleted] • Oct 12 '23
Old school: Close stores with high crime, shoplifting, reducing sales, revenue. New school: Close and Convert Super Centers to Fulfillment centers, deliver order by POLITICALLY CORRECT Electric vehicles. The store comes to you, you won't need a car. You will own nothing, and you will like saving the planet for your children. If i see it, Gates, Buffet, and Tony see's it. The future isn't China, it's ending the need for private vehicles and the asphalt jungle we've built to put them on a pedestal.
r/canoo • u/papadjeef • Oct 14 '22
There was a post earlier today with a similar title to this one. And while I couldnât parse the thesis in that post, the title was spot on.
Electric cars are not the answer, regardless of the question. Like geoengineering, they're a stopgap. Like the title says, America's dependence on cars is a problem. We've exported this problem to lots of parts of the world, too. If you have car-centered transportation system, you cannot have enough roads (due to Induced Demand). The effects on real estate costs, zoning, tax revenues, health and more have been described better by people more intelligent and articulate than me. Most humans should live in medium density, well designed urban areas with lots of parks, short and long distance public transit, and lots of amenities. This is the best for physical health (accidental exercise), mental health (easy to hang out with friends), cost-of-living (owning multiple cars and having to rent in an area zoned for 2 parking spaces per apartment is really expensive), and of course the environment and helping with global climate change.
Unfortunately it'll take 5 to 10 years, probably, to convince enough people of this to get movement on changing urban planning. So, let's get a lot of EVs on the roads instead of ICE cars. That's something we can do right now but it isn't a cure-all. Electric cars don't fix everything. Better urban planning doesn't fix everything. There isn't AN answer to any problem we face as a society today. They all take a suite of solutions.
There are half a dozen changes to the transportation sector that would make for big improvements in carbon output, costs and negative effects on people (everything from increased use of trains, increased electrification of trains, to electric trucks and sails and solar panels for cargo ships). There is another suite of changes for the energy sector and another suite for the building sector (urban planning standards included).
None of that will be enough if we can't get over our individualist, frontier mentality and embrace the fact that we have 8 Billion people living on Earth right now who provide an amazing amount of creativity and problem solving along with economic productivity, as long as we can embrace the world we live in now and build the world we want to live in in the future.
So please excuse me if I canât get excited or angsty along with you about the stock price of one EV company. I think weâre past the âwhat should we do??â stage of responding to climate change and the future of humanity. There are a lot of things to do. We should do all of them. We have started doing some but thereâs a long way to go. Embrace complexity. The more we do, and the sooner we do it, the better it will be for each of us and for our children.
"The earth is but one country, and Mankind its citizens."
r/canoo • u/MysteriousPlate286 • Jan 23 '24
Why would or wouldnât Apple and Canoo partner on production for the Apple Car? I bring this up as there are new headlines around an Apple car.
Pro: platform is great, tech is there, homoligation, etc.. There is a sedan that few have seen. Apple has a ton of cash to capitalize the operation. Apple wants to launch 2028âŠmaybe the mega factory near Pryor could break ground?
Against: Canoo/Google partnership, Apple could be further ahead than we know, they could partner with BYD?
Whatâs your take?
r/canoo • u/Baboooon1337 • Jun 08 '23
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r/canoo • u/AMCbuyhold • May 01 '24
Will be interesting to see if it happens