We’ve spent a lot of time covering the latest developments in the electric vehicle market over the past few months.
As we saw in Monday’s piece, there’s good reason for it...
While EVs are still a niche industry in 2021, they are undoubtedly the future of the automobile. Major automakers were resistant at first, but now they’re throwing obscene amounts of money into research and development…
And if the latest automotive stock rally is a gauge of the market’s appetite for EVs, then buckle up... Because the market’s about to go for a ride!
Back in 2019, Volkswagen announced it would only produce EVs by 2026 — a big move in a short amount of time from 2020’s largest auto manufacturer.
Researchers at Deloitte expect EV sales to grow from 2.5 million in 2020 to 11.2 million in 2025, an annual growth rate of 29%.
That kind of growth has propelled Tesla into one of the market’s biggest companies. And that enthusiasm is starting to spill over to more traditional auto names...
Traders from Wall Street to home offices grind it out Monday through Friday, just waiting for the weekend.
But here’s the secret…
They’re neglecting the fact that money may be up for grabs on any given weekend.
And New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito discovered a rinse-and-repeat plan that anyone with a cell phone and a brokerage account can take advantage of, even on a weekly basis.
Don’t Wait for a Pullback. Start Playing Defense Now November 3, 2021
When markets stop making sense, traders look to boring names for stability, but top defensive stocks can move with big news — like November’s earnings.
3 Massive EV Stock Wins I Gave My Readers for FREE — and 1 to Grow On November 1, 2021
These battery and energy EV pick-and-shovel play stocks are riding high as the battery and energy names get ready to report earnings over the next two weeks.
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