Jim Gillies
@jimgillies.bsky.social
Value investor. Cash flow nerd. Options 'guru'. Skier, cyclist, chef.
Motley Fool analyst/advisor. All views/opinions are my own. (They can be yours too.)
Motley Fool analyst/advisor. All views/opinions are my own. (They can be yours too.)
Heh…don’t look at me, my cash hoard remains untapped (and we have been adding).
A few names looking tempting, but not getting too excited just yet. “The Donald” is doing his level best to boost the equity risk premium!
A few names looking tempting, but not getting too excited just yet. “The Donald” is doing his level best to boost the equity risk premium!
March 12, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Heh…don’t look at me, my cash hoard remains untapped (and we have been adding).
A few names looking tempting, but not getting too excited just yet. “The Donald” is doing his level best to boost the equity risk premium!
A few names looking tempting, but not getting too excited just yet. “The Donald” is doing his level best to boost the equity risk premium!
Heh… can’t complain!
(Especially since we left 8” of new overnight snow yesterday morning).
(Especially since we left 8” of new overnight snow yesterday morning).
February 10, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Heh… can’t complain!
(Especially since we left 8” of new overnight snow yesterday morning).
(Especially since we left 8” of new overnight snow yesterday morning).
The ABSOLUTE WORST!
Accept no substitutes.
Accept no substitutes.
December 30, 2024 at 3:28 PM
The ABSOLUTE WORST!
Accept no substitutes.
Accept no substitutes.
Wait…why am I catching strays here???
December 12, 2024 at 8:16 PM
Wait…why am I catching strays here???
Agreed - this was an excellent article.
November 28, 2024 at 7:51 PM
Agreed - this was an excellent article.
I regret nothing.
November 28, 2024 at 7:21 PM
I regret nothing.
CI Financial Wants to Go Private: What Investors Need to Know
YouTube video by The Motley Fool Canada
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November 25, 2024 at 10:48 PM
…I’m genuinely surprised more people don’t consider them when replacing older vehicles. Day-to-day driving of 80km or less, and they’re no different than full BEV’s.
As well, there’s no long-range driving range anxiety. (Well, no more than with a standard ICE vehicle).
8/8
As well, there’s no long-range driving range anxiety. (Well, no more than with a standard ICE vehicle).
8/8
November 24, 2024 at 9:56 PM
…I’m genuinely surprised more people don’t consider them when replacing older vehicles. Day-to-day driving of 80km or less, and they’re no different than full BEV’s.
As well, there’s no long-range driving range anxiety. (Well, no more than with a standard ICE vehicle).
8/8
As well, there’s no long-range driving range anxiety. (Well, no more than with a standard ICE vehicle).
8/8
Honestly, she’s gonna have to NOT charge for a few days so as to burn off the remaining gas before it “goes bad.”
With her former car she was spending about $250-$275 per month in gas
I maintain that PHEV’s are “cheat codes”…
7/8
With her former car she was spending about $250-$275 per month in gas
I maintain that PHEV’s are “cheat codes”…
7/8
November 24, 2024 at 9:56 PM
Honestly, she’s gonna have to NOT charge for a few days so as to burn off the remaining gas before it “goes bad.”
With her former car she was spending about $250-$275 per month in gas
I maintain that PHEV’s are “cheat codes”…
7/8
With her former car she was spending about $250-$275 per month in gas
I maintain that PHEV’s are “cheat codes”…
7/8
The wife’s PHEV (Toyota) purchased in late July 2024 still has 2/3’s of the original tank of gas purchased with the car nearly 6,300km later. On her regular commute (about 70-to-80 km per day, depending on which route she takes to/from work; traffic dependent) the engine never comes on.
6/8
6/8
November 24, 2024 at 9:56 PM
The wife’s PHEV (Toyota) purchased in late July 2024 still has 2/3’s of the original tank of gas purchased with the car nearly 6,300km later. On her regular commute (about 70-to-80 km per day, depending on which route she takes to/from work; traffic dependent) the engine never comes on.
6/8
6/8