Tiny firm forcing Tesla's hand

Small battery stock now controls a critical EV "choke point"

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Small battery stock now controls a critical EV "choke point"

                                                                                                     

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PAID SUBSCRIBERS ONLY July 29, 2023 One tiny firm has the electric car industry under its thumb. Tesla, Rivian, Ford, and more... Soon, they'll have no other choice but to pay this small company hundreds of millions of dollars. It's because of what's happening inside this company's facility in Québec. You'd never know it from the outside of this building... But this place is set to become the choke point every EV maker must pass. Otherwise they could be banned from the U.S. market. It's why this firm is set to capture a massive windfall 10 times its size. Shares could soar 16,000% in the wake of it all, according to my calculations. Enough to turn a modest $7,000 stake into more than a million. However, there's not much time left to act.  Some of the biggest companies on the planet have already started to rush through this firm's chokepoint... I'm talking about Volkswagen... Chemical giant BASF— this company develops high-performance batteries for Porsche... And most recently, an undisclosed "global automotive company." We can only speculate if that's Ford, GM, or even Tesla. But whoever it is... shares could jump as a result of this reveal alone. The window to get in front of the largest gains is closing. I just published a FREE report on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Inside you'll discover what exactly this chokepoint business is about and how you have to position yourself to reap the benefits. Get the full story here while there's still time. Fortune favors the bold, Alex Koyfman Investment Director, Microcap Insider

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