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With Electric Vehicles, Take the “Easter Egg” Investing Approach

The future of cars is electric. European carmakers are mandated to cut carbon dioxide emissions by one-third in just 10 years. China is also pivoting to EVs to combat its air pollution crisis. And so will Americans, whenever they want to save money on gas. A lot of investors will see this as their cue to buy Toyota (TM) or Volkswagen (VWAGY) – the top two carmakers by revenue – or Tesla (TSLA) – which ranks #2 by market cap. At Early Stage Investor, we’re taking a different approach. Last night, I revealed at a special event how I’m applying my unique five-factor analytical strategy to our new Microcap Millionaire Project.

Your Journey to Microcap Millions Starts Tonight

Whenever there’s big news from companies like Alphabet (GOOGL), people naturally ask me what I think of the stock. So let me tell you... Large-cap stocks like Alphabet are great. But why limit yourself to stocks that are already mega-giants when I can find a $7 stock that can reach $50 (a 614% gain!) – even $100 (a 1,329% gain!) – in the years to come? Those smaller stocks with huge upside potential are featured in my newest portfolio, to be released tonight, after my free presentation of our Microcap Millionaire Project at 7 p.m. ET. Sure, I could stick with large-cap stocks, like everybody else. But you’re not going to see those massive gains with blue chips.

The Bull Case for Shopify Stock Is More Relevant Than Ever

Shopify stock may look overvalued, but that’s only temporary. In the long run, shares of SHOP stock will ride the e-commerce mega-wave.

High-Tech Disruptors Are Coming to Sink Old-School Rite Aid

RAD stock jumped higher off a strong Q4 earnings beat but without a viable recovery narrative. This is where the story ends.

Despite Naysayers, Nio Stock Still a Long-Term Bet on China’s Growth

NIO stock has risks. But too often the coverage focuses on those risks — and not the enormous opportunity in front of the company.