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2022 promises to be a year of change…but will it be a change for the better? Only time will tel

2022 promises to be a year of change…but will it be a change for the better? Only time will tell, but a revolution is building and it’s time for YOU to get involved! March 10, 2022 [Turn on your images.]( Welcome To The Revolution! 2022 promises to be a year of change…but will it be a change for the better? Only time will tell, but a revolution is building and it’s time for YOU to get involved! With better batteries, an eco-friendly design, and a healthy dose of nostalgia, the VW Microbus is set to be the ride of choice for a new hippy generation. The market movement away from traditional institutional investing has been gaining for the past decade...and we've got the tools to fuel the revolution! Experts say high oil prices have paved the way for a renewables comeback. With the industry trading 40% below previous highs, is it primed for a run? --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On] [Hippies Rejoice! VW Bringing Back An EV Version Of The Microbus]( Ryan James "Hey, man. Peace and love." Hippies of the world, rejoice! Volkswagen is bringing back the microbus that was popularized among the hippie generation of the 1960s. [Turn Your Images On] Only this time the Microbus will be electric. That’s right, VW is upping its EV game by bringing back this classic hippie-mobile. According to CNBC, “The ID. Buzz features large circular ‘VW’ badges on the front and back of the vehicle — homages to the original microbus. It also features large windows around the vehicle, creating a greenhouse effect, and several other styling nods to its famed predecessor. Two-tone ID. Buzz models, similar to the originals, will have Candy White roofs and V-shaped hoods. The lower portion of the vehicle will be available in four colors: Lime Yellow, Starlight Blue, Energetic Orange and Bay Leaf Green.” [Turn Your Images On]( The EV Microbus will be available in Europe first before coming to the United States in 2024. So, hippies young and old in the US will have to wait another two years before they can load up the van and head out West once again…or wherever it is they went. I’m not really sure where hippies spend their time, and I honestly don’t think I want to. Besides, with Woodstock a thing of the past…what is there to do? VW is making a massive investment in new battery technology called solid-state batteries. As you may know, lithium batteries are used in most products that are rechargeable. They are great…except they can be slow to charge and don’t work well in cold temps. Oh, and lithium batteries have been known to explode during a crash. So…that’s kind of a problem, don’t you think? But fortunately, there are smart people that inhabit this planet and they have made batteries that hold charges longer than traditional lithium-ion batteries…up to 80% longer! These solid-state batteries also degrade far slower and perform better in the cold. And here is the best part: They are less likely to explode! I mean, explosions are fun to watch in movies, but not so fun if it happens to your car in real life. They say that life is stranger than fiction. However, this time, it is preferable for fiction to stay strange and real-life to be mundane. So, with better, longer-lasting batteries, a new eco-friendly design, and as much nostalgia as can possibly be squeezed out of one car, the new Volkswagen Microbus is set to be the ride of choice for a new generation of hippies. [Turn Your Images On] --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On] [The Retail Investing Revolution: How We Can Help You Beat Wall Street]( by Ryan James “So, you say you want a revolution? Well, you know we all want to change the world.” [Turn Your Images On] No, this isn’t an article about the Beatles' famous song, this is an article about one of the most revolutionary changes in the financial market: the rise of retail investors. Who are retail investors? Well, fellow Money Movers, many of you are retail investors, perhaps more accurately referred to as individual investors. No fancy labels needed here. We’re amongst friends. The modern market movement away from traditional institutional investing has been gaining for the past decade. Words like DeFi, crypto, blockchain, and meme stocks didn’t even exist even a decade ago. Back then, Robin Hood was just a dude who dressed in green tights and robbed from tax collectors to give to the poor, and he wouldn’t have had any idea what an investing app was. [Turn Your Images On] Welcome to the new age! Here are a few intriguing stats for you to share with the boys at trivia night: One-third of daily trades is made by individual investors, and they account for 40% of trades on peak trading days. Oh, and those darn millennials aren’t so dumb after all. 60% of people ages 25-34 say they invest more every year than the year before. And after the meme stock revolution, when some unruly Redditors shocked the financial establishment by driving up the share price of GameStop and AMC, Wall Street has taken note, and now 85% of hedge funds and 42% of asset managers monitor investing messaging boards like the now-infamous r/Wallstreet Bets Reddit page. Now, the ability to invest has been taken away from Wall Street and given back to you…the people. [Turn Your Images On] In days past, investors would have to pay brokerage firms to make trades or hire hedge fund managers and financial advisors to invest on their behalf, often for less-than-stellar gains. Now thanks to modern technology and financial innovations, you have it in your hands to take control over your own investing life. That’s why we’re here to help guide you, our fellow Money Movers, on the path to independence and market domination. That’s made possible thanks to our financial guru Adam O’Dell. Adam is the one who uses his immense knowledge of the market to make you money; we’re simply the messengers who take his advice, throw in a few gifs and cheesy puns, and then pass it along. (You’re welcome.) We are the disrupters taking on the “man,” having fun and making profits along the way. We are rebels who like to take down the establishment while having a good time. If you want to join us—and honestly why wouldn’t you?—check out Adam O’Dell’s [Green Zone Fortunes]( [Home Run Profits]( and [Wednesday Windfalls](. Each one of these services has something unique to offer, and all three will drastically change the way you invest! Adam will send trade alerts right to your inbox recommending trades for you to make, thus giving you superior trading insights from a brilliant market analyst. Heck, you can even share some of this knowledge with the boys on the links or at the bar and we won’t even require you to tell them it came from Adam! We just want to help you make money. Now that’s a good bargain. So, Money Movers, what do you say? Do you want to join the investing revolution and take control of your investing portfolio—with our help—or keep on forking over your money to the same “man” who has taken your money and run with it while providing you little in return. The decision is yours… But if the revolution is calling to you, click the links below to find out more about: [Green Zone Fortunes...]( [Turn Your Images On] [Wednesday Windfalls...]( [Turn Your Images On] and [Homerun Profits](. [Turn Your Images On] You will be glad you did. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On] [Will 2022 Witness The Rise Of The Renewables?]( by Shawn Ambrosino It’s funny how good things can come from bad situations. It really is Newton’s Third Law applied to real life. Even when it comes to the evil (or good) that humans do, there is no action without an equal and opposite reaction. [Turn Your Images On] We’ve all witnessed situations where something good comes out of something bad. However, even when good things come, there’s always a cost. The uniting of the world against the Axis of Evil during World War II created an age of prosperity that has lasted the 80 plus years since the end of the war–but the cost was the millions of lives lost in that war. The need to ensure that a horror like 9/11 never happened again drove the federal government to put measures like the Patriot Act in place. These measures have kept us relatively safe from another devastating attack–but the cost, besides the American lives we lost that day, was our personal privacy. There’s always a cost… But that doesn’t mean we should shun the good that comes out of a bad situation. In fact, it should be celebrated. The outcome of these situations showed evil people that they didn’t win. Their plans, while initially successful, were ultimately failures. The Good That Could Come From Ukraine’s Struggle This is something we’re learning once again with the war in Ukraine. While this is a terrible act that may end up costing thousands of lives, there is something good that’s already coming from this attack–and it has to do with technology. The invasion of Ukraine has affected global oil prices to the point that we’re on the cusp of a crisis. Fossil fuel prices are currently subject to the whims of a madman (yes, I’m calling Putin a madman), and people are starting to look at the clean energy sector in a whole new light. Man can control whether the oil flows and the gasoline is shipped, but no man can control whether the sun shines or the wind blows, which has put wind and solar back on the map of investors Seeing as the wind and solar industry is trading 40% below its previous highs, the sector may be primed for another run as the world looks for alternatives to our fossil fuel dependence. It’s funny… it doesn’t seem like too long ago when clean energy stocks were in a bull market of their own. President Biden’s commitment to the environment saw them surge 140% when the former Vice President was first elected. However, 2020 seems like a lifetime ago, and since then, this industry has been struggling to sustain its momentum. Now, stocks in the sector are trading 40% lower than the previous highs. Why? Well, it’s been a combination of things… Surges in production and shipping costs, political backsteps, rising interest rates, and extreme valuations have all left the entire industry in shambles. Renewables Primed For A Comeback? However, over the past few months, the outlook for renewable stocks has significantly improved. The short-term speculators have been pushed out, sentiment is more balanced politically, valuations are more realistic, and the industry’s growth overall is more optimistic than ever. [Turn Your Images On] That being said… Regardless of all of this stuff, the fact remains that the transition to clean energy isn’t going to be a smooth one. There are still a LOT of hurdles to overcome before we can just turn off the fossil fuel faucet. But if there’s one thing that high gas prices will do, it’s force the free market to engage in more innovation–because as we all know, necessity is the mother of invention. Of course, that innovation has already started. In fact, Money & Markets Chief Investment Strategist Adam O’Dell has just finished a presentation on one of the inventions that could completely change the way we get power in the future. Imagine going from what you’re paying now in electricity to paying less than $15 a month? That’s what this tiny little breakthrough can do. You can watch Adam’s quick video on what this thing actually does by [following this link](. And regardless of whether you watch it or not, do yourself a favor and start looking around at the renewable industry. 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