Apr 09, 2021 In the Race for Clean Energy Profits, Being Greener Will Matter Hello, Savio. Green is the new black. The symbolic environmental color has become a de rigeur fashion statement, both on Main Street and on Wall Street. Some folks display their “greenness” by toting reusable shopping bags to Whole Foods and loading them up with organic vegetables and vegan snacks. Other “green” folks scorn gas-guzzling Cadillac Escalades and instead bop around town in a sexy Tesla Model X. Still, others turn up their noses at buying an eco-pariah stock like Yanzhou Coal Mining Co. Ltd. (YZCAY) in order to buy a stock like, well, Tesla Inc. (TSLA). In other words, we’ve come to that socioeconomic moment when both consumers and investors are jockeying to “out-green” one another. But at the same time, many of us turn a blind eye to the less-than-green facets of many “green” products or services. The fact of the matter is that many green products aren’t as environmentally friendly as advertised. And so, any honest evaluation of a product’s environmental impacts must include every facet of its life cycle – from the preproduction phase to the disposal phase. That’s why, in the Fry’s Investment Report April Issue, we take a look at the “greenness” of several supposedly clean industries, including nuclear, solar, and wind power… and electric vehicle and energy storage batteries. And because I believe “greenness” will matter when it comes to future profits in those industries, I recommend a company that mines the “wonder element” behind truly green batteries. This element is key to an innovative technology that is quickly becoming a desired solution for stationary energy storage applications – and this company is its largest miner in the Americas. Plus, we take a look at how battery metals – like the one this miner goes after – fuel the Technochasm phenomenon. Finally, money flows into green energy ETFs and other high-flying funds have fueled skyrocketing prices for those ETFs and the stocks therein over the past couple of years. But those money flows are starting to reverse themselves – and that means investors must adjust their strategy in the coming months. In this issue, I’ll show you what that tactic adjustment could look like. Here’s all of what you’ll find in the Fry’s Investment Report April Issue… - In the Race for Clean Energy Profits, Being Greener Will Matter
- Make This “Battery Metal” Miner Our Newest Technochasm Play
- How Battery Metals Fuel the Technochasm
- In ETF Investing, We Try to Stay Ahead of the Flows
- Fry’s Investment Report portfolio
- And more…
Click here for the Fry’s Investment Report April Issue. Best regards, Eric Fry Editor, Fry’s Investment Report P.S. Hundreds of thousands of folks saw my “Technochasm” viral video from earlier this year. Well, the whole world has changed since then… and I’m back to talk about the Technochasm, the biggest megatrend in investing, in ways I couldn’t before… and discuss opportunities for even bigger market gains… the kind to keep you from falling behind. And I’m bringing along investing legend Louis Navellier to join me on camera for the first time ever. Click here to check out our conversation – and to get our No. 1 stock pick right now. |
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