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Sponsored * One of the biggest trends right now, of course, is the . While a few years ago, an EV wa

Sponsored * One of the biggest trends right now, of course, is the [boom in electric vehicles](. While a few years ago, an EV was a rare sight. Today, you see them everywhere now, and the trend isn’t stopping anytime soon. This chart from Statista shows just how many vehicles we’re talking about. Well over 1 million new vehicles next year, and a projected 2 million+ just three years after that – the growth rate is staggering. [( As a trader, I am always looking for ways to profit from long-lasting trends like this. To profit from this trend, I ask myself, “Should I buy TSLA?”  While I think it is one of the best companies out there, the odds of it making a significant move from here seem remote to me. Sure, Tesla is the gorilla in the space, but there is an ever-increasing amount of competition in the EV market now. While TSLA used to be the only “real” game in town, every automaker is launching new electric cars now. That space is getting crowded. But, no matter who makes the car, it is going to need one thing – BATTERIES! Just think about all of the batteries these millions of cars will need to run?  I read in Barron’s that “a single EV has roughly 10 kilograms—or 22 pounds—of lithium in it. A ton of lithium metal is enough to build about 90 electric cars.” (1) If we’re talking about making millions of EV cars, where are we going to get the mind-blowing amount of lithium needed to make those batteries? That is where I want to bring up today’s stock idea: 🔋[Recharge Resources]((RECHF) 🔋 RECHF is a mineral exploration company focused on exploring and developing the production of high-value battery metals to create green, renewable energy to meet the demands of the advancing electric vehicle and fuel cell vehicle market. (1) If you aren’t used to seeing “5 letter ticker” symbols, that is because RECHF is a Canadian company. The “F” means “foreign” if that’s new to you. RECHF is a tiny, $.30 stock right now, trading with a very small $12m market cap, according to Yahoo Finance. (2) I love trading small, high-risk stocks like this because they have the potential of making huge moves higher (or lower), especially in the short term. While I don’t think that TSLA will ever make a 1000% move again, I do think we will see some smaller companies make those types of gains, so that is where I want to focus. Now, if you are like me and looking for [opportunities in lithium stocks](, there are not a whole lot of options out there.  There are a few big players now, but they were tiny stocks just a few years ago, just like RECHF is today. To show you the potential in this sector, if you find the right company, check out Livent Corp (LTHM) over a 3-year period. It went from $4 to over $35 at one point. Or how about Lithium Americas (LAC), which once traded under $.50, and then soared over $40? Or Piedmont Lithium (PLL) which traded under $5, only to rocket to over $80 in just a few months after getting on the lithium train? Every single one of these stocks started its life as a tiny, small-cap company, and now they are valued in the BILLIONS. Now, I know that a lot of hard work, and frankly – luck – goes into seeing a stock make these kinds of moves, and I am not saying RECHF is going to join the “billion dollar club” anytime soon. However, when I look at the [current valuation](, RECHF is pretty appealing to me just on the fact they are on the hunt for what could be one of the most valuable resources of our time. Think about the sheer scale of lithium mining that needs to happen in order to [produce millions of electric vehicles](? You, the government, or Elon can’t just write a check or snap their fingers, and it will happen. The massive production required needs to be planned out years in advance. That’s why Barron’s said that limits to lithium might be a big risk for all EV companies moving forward… (3) Here is a great chart from Benchmark that visually shows just what I’m talking about when it comes to the scale of mining needed. (3) Elon Musk himself said there is a looming shortage holding back TSLA right now… (4) Elon recognizes the crucial importance of lithium. He can build the infrastructure to make all the cars in the world, and the demand can be infinite – but if there is not enough material to produce the batteries, then everything stops. There is a reason the [Wall Street Journal]( calls lithium the “white petroleum.” It is the fuel that is going to power the next generation of vehicles. That’s why Elon also said… (5) “A license to print money”... now, that sounds like a business I want to be in! RECHF [is mining right now in Argentina](, which shows they are on the right path. It is nearly impossible to mine in the US, and Argentina is one of the few places in the world where you can find lithium. Not many people know about this, but Argentina is quickly growing into one of the world’s powerhouses for lithium. S&P Global markets said… They went on to say, “JPMorgan forecast in August 2022 that Argentina would go from supplying 6% of the world's lithium in 2021 to 16% by 2030, overtaking Chile as the No. 2 lithium producer in the world by 2027, behind only Australia.” (6) Of course, I am no expert when it comes to assessing mining stocks. I simply read a lot, look at trends and draw conclusions that make sense to me. I found a research report on RECHF from Intela Research, by Matt Levy, CFA. His firm put a $1.12 price target on RECHF – that is over 300% higher than the current price today! (7) Here are some excerpts from his report that I found most compelling: • As demand for the metals continues to challenge or outstrips supply, the commodity prices are almost certain to move higher, thus benefiting any mining firms with exposure. • This should drive both near-term and long-term stock price appreciation. • The June/July correction in commodity prices is an opportunity to add to positions as the correlation between stock and metals prices is high. Offering potential upside once prices continue to ascend. • Stock was trading near its 52 week-low of $0.12 but recovered to a high of $0.80, more than a 600% increase and closed at $0.35 as of October 28th. This implies strong demand for the shares at low prices. The price also has closed the recent downtrend that developed, closing higher than the highs seen over the last few months. Having reversed this downtrend and with commodity prices increasing, the stock could move back into the $1.00+ level. • The company is predominantly an exploration mining firm focused primarily on four metals (lithium, nickel, cobalt, and copper) used in batteries designed for modern-day electronic devices and vehicles.  • The company is well poised to take advantage of the exponential battery growth of lithium-ion batteries in personal devices and electronic vehicles. • The growth of lithium-ion batteries is expected to be over 18% per year between 2022 and 2030, pushing the industry to US $183 billion by 2030. • New manufacturers, such as Lucid Motors, are entering the market while the more established automakers (Tesla, Toyota, Ford, Volkswagen, and so on) are increasing their production of electronic vehicles (EVs) and Battery electric vehicles (BEVs). Overall, I think RECHF is a company in the right place at the right time.  Lithium is clearly the future, and it is going to be a crucial part of our everyday lives for a long time.  There are very few investment opportunities in the sector and I think RECHF is a [very interesting stock to look into right now](. Take a look at it and make sure it is you on your trading radar. This stock has a history of very big price swings. As always, do your own due diligence. Make sure you read all about the company’s business, financials, opportunities, and risks right on its [website]( as a great place to get started. Sources: - [( - [ - [( - [( - [( - [( - [( PAID ADVERTISEMENT. RagingBull has been paid ten thousand dollars cash by Lifewater Media for advertising Recharge Resources. As a result of this advertisement and other marketing efforts, Raging Bull may receive advertising revenue from new advertisers and collect email addresses from readers that it may be able to monetize. As of the date of this advertisement, the owners of Raging Bull, do not hold a position in Recharge Resources. 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