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3 of the Best Lithium Stocks to Buy for 2023 by Ian Cooper

Exciting, Low Risk Trading Starts Here by Duane Davis

Top That Trade Weekly Update by Alan Knuckman

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3 of the Best Lithium Stocks to Buy for 2023
by Ian Cooper

We still believe lithium will be one of the top stories of the year.

Electric vehicles sales are only set to accelerate. Governments want millions of them on the roads, as of yesterday. President Biden wants 50% of all new U.S. auto sales to be electric by 2030. Europe is targeting 50% EV sales penetration by 2030. In China, about 40%.

Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs says, “The adoption of electric vehicles is rising sharply as the global push for net-zero carbon emissions accelerates. EVs will make up about half of new car sales worldwide by 2035. EV sales will soar to about 73 million units in 2040, up from around 2 million in 2020, according to forecasts by Goldman Sachs Research. The percentage of EVs in worldwide car sales, meanwhile, is expected to rise to 61% from 2% during that span. The share of EV sales is anticipated to be well over 80% in many developed countries.”

Exciting, Low Risk Trading Starts Here
by Duane Davis

Several years ago, after returning from a trip to the Far East, I was standing in line at a large regional bank waiting to exchange some left over Japanese Yen back into U.S. Dollars when an argument broke out between the lady in front of me and the bank teller. As the lady continued to raise her voice, I couldn't help but to hear the reason for her complaint. "I was in this bank 8 weeks ago and I gave you $2,000 and you gave me back just over 240,000 Japanese Yen. I knew I wouldn't spend all of that money, but I wanted to make sure that I had enough." The lady went on to say, "As it turned out, I only spent half of this money and now I want my $1,000 back." The teller, a nice young man in his early thirties, was trying to explain to the lady that the conversion rate of the Japanese Yen had gone up in the last 8 weeks and instead of getting back $1,000, she was only entitled to a little over $900.

Top That Trade Weekly Update
by Alan Knuckman

AI, COPPER & HOME FIELD

1. AI TIME
AI stocks are on a rally run, then what do you say to speculators in these stocks?

This reminds Alan of the MEME stocks, the crypto stocks. and the marijuana stocks. Just be aware at a CA.AI has been the big play and gone up from $10 to $30 so far in 2023. Not saying that there is not more upside, but I like the big boys, MSFT and GOOGL. GOOGL has made a nice little bottom here, trading between $85-$105 for a breakout target of $125. Phil is hot on the sector, AI is going to change the world similar to what the internet did. A lot of these things are great opportunities. And there will be stocks that we will be looking back at the AI stocks ten years ago that say all they had to do was buy those stocks.

2. COPPER TOPPED
Elon Musk says Electric Vehicles will NOT use up the world's copper... what’s next for High Grade futures?

Phil points out that right now Copper is an explosive bull market, we pull back a little bit. And we really think that the price of copper could actually double in a couple of years. The main reason is the demand for copper is going to go faster than the supply and I don't think it's going to catch up for a couple of years. The copper market is extremely tight and it's going to get even tighter as China reopens this economy. Alan also likes copper at $4, but you are trying to pick the bottom with $4.75 last March. Looking at industrial metals, I think a pullback in Silver is a good opportunity here between $20-$25 for a few months. Silver can participate when gold gets back above $1900 once again.

3. HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE
Pick a play that is not USA

Alan points out it's not just US, China 45% off the lows, and if you look at the Euro Stock 50, it has bounced as well. I think that there is now more upside in MERCK and BRITISH PETROLEUM with a PE of 4. Phil likes BP stock right now as well, because half the price it was in 2007.

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