 | By: Matt Clark, Research Analyst From 2012 to 2021, worldwide electric vehicle (EV) sales exploded 5,300% higher.
The global EV market share grew from 0.2% in 2012 to 8.3% last year!
It’s impossible to ignore this incredible market growth.
My team and I know renewable energy is a massive multidecade mega trend. But let’s drill deeper.
We can start with this highly rated Power Stock in today’s episode of The Stock Power Podcast. 
P.S. Want to know more about the renewable energy mega trend?
My colleague Adam O'Dell’s "Infinite Energy" presentation highlights the largest untapped energy source in the world.
We’re still in the early stages, but this breakthrough is set to turn the global energy market on its head.
Make sure to watch his presentation for more information about this revolutionary new renewable tech (and the one company behind it all). Suggested Stories: Use Trend Rules to Get Ahead as Volatility Rages On
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Poll of the Week The EV craze isn’t winding down anytime soon.
They’re expected to dominate the overall vehicle market by 2050.
Soon highways, parking lots and garages will be crowded with EVs.
Matt highlighted this mega trend in this week’s episode of The Stock Power Podcast above, so we’re expanding on it in our poll this week.
We want to know if EVs have become a part of your daily life.
Vote in this week’s poll here.  Suggested Stories: What Do You Think Are the Best Energy Plays to Make in a Bear Market?
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| He came close to losing it all. Then, in early 2007, he discovered something that helped him earn 10 times more than he lost by the end of 2008, even as the market crashed over 50%.
Today he is revealing exactly what he did — and the game plan he’s using to help others protect their savings amidst unprecedented inflation, volatility and global chaos. | |
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1945: During a quiet early morning in New Mexico, the world was rocked after a group of physicists tested the first atomic bomb. Three weeks later, the U.S. dropped one of these massive devices on Hiroshima, leading to Japan’s surrender and the end of World War II. The bomb is often credited with preventing the need for a ground invasion of Japan. | |
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