| Billions of dollars are already flooding in…
A global, wealth-creating phenomenon that’s driving one massive industry to invest more than half a trillion dollars through 2030 to take full advantage…
It could pave the way for thousands of lucky Americans... or even tens of thousands... to join the millionaire class. This phenomenon could even create a few new billionaires.
Of course, I’m talking about the $46 trillion Electric Vehicle revolution.
Institutional investors like Bain Capital, Berkshire Partners and Blackstone are all piling in…
Even Congress is jumping on the bandwagon.
They recently passed federal legislation that would send at least $83 billion to support the sector, while vehicle and battery manufacturers are expected to plow in some $210 billion.
And think about this…
EVs have gone from 4% of the overall car market in 2020, to an expected 18% this year.
By 2030, EV sales are expected to outpace regular cars and make up 60% of sales.
That’s 15X growth over a decade!
Now, the companies at the forefront of this major disruption are poised to sell a lot of cars. They’re on track to generate lots of profits and unlock lots of shareholder value.
So this massive, multi-billion-dollar, world-wide buildout gets underway, many people are focused on brands like Tesla, Rivian or Nio…
But I’m most excited about Apple.
According to Barron’s, the Apple Car could “Disrupt the Auto Industry as Much as the iPhone Upended Tech.”
The Wall Street Journal says it could help bring about the “End of the Car as We Know It...”
One tech writer who’s been watching Apple closely since 1999 even says that “Apple Car will be as disruptive to transport as combustion...”
Buying Apple would be a great way to position yourself ahead of the $46 trillion opportunity this industry is forecasted to produce...
But there’s a better opportunity lying under Wall Street’s radar... a $1 stock that my research indicates has the potential to 40X once the Apple Car goes live.
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