Will the U.S.'s Bold Move Send Graphite Stocks Soaring?

Why Is No One Talking About The Biggest “Missing Ingredient” in the $7 Trillion EV Market?

U.S. Makes Bold Move on Need for Domestic Graphite Supply – Investors See Opportunity Did you know that today's large-capacity EV batteries contain more graphite in volume than any other ingredient... More than lithium... More than copper... And more than aluminum... According to CNBC, the average fully electric vehicle uses around 220 pounds of graphite. Fact is, without graphite, we would not have any lithium-ion batteries at all! China has had a "near monopoly" on this precious resource for decades. But a breaking development means that may be about to end... See why this 100% "Made in America" graphite producer could be a big winner in the U.S. vs. China energy wars

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