When it comes to electric cars, most people immediately think about Tesla Inc. But that boat has already sailed. As stock market research analysts, and big believers in electric vehicles, our goal is to find the next Tesla before its stock price explodes.
After all, the future of transportation is electric. Ford Motor Company says all the cars it sells in Europe in 2030 will be electric. And General Motors Company recently announced it would stop producing gas and diesel engine-powered cars by the year 2035.
Our favorite electric car stock right now: It’s a little-known $2.5-billion company that makes and sells electric cars with next-generation technologies. Through the use of what is known as a "million mile battery," the company is pumping out EV cars at an explosive rate!
This company is “on a tear” as they say in the investing world. It delivered 17,353 electric cars in its last quarter, up a whopping 111% from the same period a year earlier. And it’s already delivered another 12,803 electric vehicles in the past two months alone! The company is growing super-fast.
Two years ago, we recommended this stock when it was trading at $4.89. Today, the stock trades at $48.74, and we believe it’s going a lot higher. (Prior to its recent pullback, Tesla stock surpassed $800!)
You can learn all about our favorite low-priced electric vehicle stock in a special hot-off-the-press investor research report we’ve written called, The Little-Known Electric Vehicle Stock Delivering Astronomical Gains. It’s yours FREE when you opt in for our FREE tech investing e-letter, Profit Confidential.
Every investor has a story about the big one that got away. Consider Amazon.com. It was both a “top dog” and a first mover in e-commerce. If you had been lucky enough to invest $10,000 in the online retailer back in 1997, your stake would be worth more than $4 million today.
Amazon is hardly an exception. The list of the stock market’s greatest all-time winners is filled with pioneering companies:
Amgen…eBay…Oracle…Google…Netflix…Apple…Qualcomm…Facebook…and more. These innovative firms all made fortunes for their early investors.
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George Leong is a senior analyst at Lombardi Publishing Corporation. He has been involved in analyzing the stock market for three decades, employing both fundamental and technical analysis. His overall market timing and trading knowledge are extensive in the areas of small-cap research and options trading.
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