"The Commodity Play of the Century":
The emergence of electric vehicles has become one of the biggest shifts we've seen in more than a century.
And as millions of EV roll off assembly lines, the demand for lithium - an essential component in EV batteries - will surge.
Analysts forecast demand will reach 3.2 millions of tons by 2030, a massive 889% increase. Skyrocketing demand will likely cause lithium's price to skyrocket as well.
In addition, lithium production is falling significantly behind demand, creating a "double-squeeze" that could push lithium stocks to record high prices.
Right now, investors have an exciting opportunity to profit. But the reality is, not every lithium stock is worth buying.
Zacks reveals its top lithium stock pick, PLUS 4 more electric vehicle -related stocks to consider buying right away.
In Supercharged Stocks - 5 Expert Moves to Profit from the Electric Vehicle Revolution, you'll learn about:
More efficient battery stocks that relate to multiplying the driving range of electrics and hybrids . . .
Sensors and cameras that will make full self-driving achievable at scale . . .
Networks of charging stations that eliminate the #1 objection many drivers have against EVs . . .
. . . and more.
Investors have a chance to bank tremendous gains as electric cars become increasingly dominant and lithium becomes "the new gold."
In Supercharged Stocks - 5 Expert Moves to Profit from the Electric Vehicle Revolution, you'll discover Zacks' favorite electric car stock, lithium battery stocks, traditional car stocks, self- driving car stocks, and more.
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