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The Most Obvious Trade I’ve Seen in My Career

Dear Reader,

We’ve made some very sizable and life-changing gains in this letter together over the years.

And now, a decade into taking the right positions in specific stocks that are in undeniable trends, I believe we can accumulate shares of the biggest investment guarantee I’ve ever seen!

The electric vehicle trend is one that is supported both by the free markets (real consumer acceptance and demand) and the overwhelming push by governments around the world.

To give you an idea of just how heavy the hand of the government will be, Norway, along with the cities of Paris, Madrid, Athens, and Mexico City, all have strict regulations aimed at putting a complete end to gas and diesel cars on their roads by 2025!

India has the same goal by 2030, Scotland by 2032, all of France by 2040, and the U.K. wants to end all gas engines by 2050.

The market share is still next to nothing, even in places like California, the largest U.S. market for electric vehicles, where they only make up 4.8% of the total cars on the road, up from 2.5% in 2013.

The green revolution and movement by everyone for cleaner air, clean energy, and new ways to power our world all require raw commodities.

Cobalt, lithium, uranium, copper, and zinc are all critical to powering our future.

In my opinion, parking some cash in the front of this trend is the most obvious and safest bet we’ll ever make!

I can also say this: in regards to any of the commodities, if you buy now, you’re literally buying at the cheapest period going back to 1971!

For many of you reading this, you’ll be buying at cheaper levels than during your entire life thus far.

I hate to pound the table on this, but investing in our coming clean energy commodity picks is where I think we’re going to be able to conservatively add a comma to our net worths.

Best Regards,

Daniel Ameduri
President, FutureMoneyTrends.com

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