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(9-minute video.) Automakers are taking steps now to halt investments in traditional gas-powered cars. And that means one thing: The race to electric vehicles is on.

3 EV Charging Stocks to Buy Now By Amber Lancaster Director of Investment Research, Strategic Fortunes Dear Winning Investor, Did you know I'm a huge gearhead? The turn of the wheel in my hand … the rev of the engine … the exhilaration of going from 0 to 60 in a just a couple of seconds. I love it! I even drive a street-legal race car. So when I saw recent reports that automakers like Hyundai, Jaguar and Maserati are taking steps to halt investments in the traditional internal combustion engine, I was saddened. But not for long. I realized that this a major sign that we are, quite literally, racing toward an electric vehicle (EV) future! (Luckily, I’ve driven my fair share of EVs, and I love them too.) But the biggest roadblock ahead of us is the lack of EV charging stations around the U.S. That could all change very soon. So in this week’s Thursday Mega Trends video, I’m sharing three stocks that stand to gain as this growing EV infrastructure takes shape. And the last one may surprise you! Just click on the button below to find out the entire story. (Click here if you’d like to read a transcript.) Want More EVs? Check This Out! If you’re as revved up about electric vehicles as I am, make sure you’re subscribed to Ian King’s Strategic Fortunes! In the next edition, Ian is diving into an EV charging stock. Here’s what he had to say: This stock is right in the EV mega trend. If you’re looking for a place to capitalize on the acceleration of electric vehicles, we’ve found a company that’s trading at an amazing value for how big the market could be. And the best part? The company makes money! It’s not an idea that it could make money in five or six years … it’s making money now. To make sure you receive this stock recommendation the moment Ian’s September Strategic Fortunes issue hits his subscribers’ inbox, click here. Until next time, Amber Lancaster Director of Investment Research, Strategic Fortunes How Would America's First Billionaire Play the Electric Vehicle Market? America’s first billionaire made a fortune in the auto industry’s early days. The funny thing is, he didn’t build his wealth investing in Ford, General Motors or any other automaker. Rather, he invested in the one thing essential for every car on the road … OIL. America’s top EV expert sees a similar “essential thing” scenario playing out in the EV market. Even better, he’s uncovered a little-known Nevada-based company (in an overlooked EV niche) that’s perfectly positioned to dominate the EV revolution. Click here to see more. How Buffett Helped China's EV Titans Beat America Did the White House Just Trigger an Energy Revolution? Don't Blow Up Your Tesla! New EV Battery Solutions Are Here Set It and Forget It: The 20-Minute Retirement Solution     Privacy Policy Winning Investor Daily, P.O. Box 8378, Delray Beach, FL 33482. 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