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[Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins]( Welcome to Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins! It’s the only daily newsletter featuring the insights of Nomi Prins and her team of global experts. You’ll find all our issues [here](. And if you have questions or comments, shoot us a note anytime [here]( or at feedback@rogueeconomics.com. Maria’s Note: Maria Bonaventura here, Rogue Economics’ senior managing editor. Regular Inside Wall Street readers know Nomi is pounding the table on her key investing themes, including [Infrastructure]( and [Transformative Technology](. Today, we bring you a special guest essay from our Casey Research colleague, Dave Forest, about an opportunity that straddles both of these themes. He calls it the electric vehicle (EV) Superboom. And tomorrow night, Wednesday, March 2 at 8 pm ET, Dave is holding his first webinar of the year to tell readers all about it. Dave’s core EV picks to date have already racked up average gains of 867%. And tomorrow night, he’ll show you how you could make 49 years of average S&P 500 gains in one year. You can [sign up for Dave’s webinar here](. Then, read on below to learn more about the EV Superboom… --------------------------------------------------------------- Why “Hard Tech” Is the Most Profitable Trend of the Next Decade By David Forest, Editor, Strategic Trader [David Forest] The electric vehicle (EV) revolution combines two uber-profitable trends… There’s tech. We all know profits from this sector are explosive. Amazon, Google, and Apple made investors rich all over the world. But EVs go beyond tech. They’re also an infrastructure play. We’re building networks of electric grids, chargers, and even special roads across the country. Together, I call this “hard tech.” It combines trillion-dollar ideas with trillion-dollar infrastructure. Multiplying those numbers… the gains get absolutely insane. I noticed hard tech – and its hyper-profits – early on in my geology career… Natural resources enjoy crazy booms. We’ve seen epic bull markets in gold, oil, fertilizer, iron ore, and some other commodities people could not care less about. But the most insane booms happen in obscure metals. The kind most people never hear of… and couldn’t pronounce even if they did. These are the tech metals. They were my first glimpse of hard tech and its epic gains. Let me show you two examples… Recommended Link [Teeka’s Confession: “I Was Wrong”]( [image]( Teeka Tiwari, who was voted the #1 most trusted crypto expert, just made a shocking confession. After so many correct predictions, he admitted he was wrong about [this new digital asset.]( If you have any money in crypto, I urge you to see this confession caught on camera because it could have a major impact on your financial future. [Click here to watch the confession.]( -- Hard Tech Has Epic Booms Neodymium and dysprosium. You don’t have to be able to pronounce or spell these weird metals to profit from them. To make it easier, I’ll call them by their chemical symbols, Nd and Dy. Few investors know about Nd and Dy. But tech insiders obsess over them. Leading technology like EV engines, 5G cables, and even cruise missiles rely on parts built with Nd and Dy. This is hard tech – metals powering the biggest trends on Earth. They’re not available at will like U.S. dollars… There’s only so much supply in mines around the planet. Every so often, that supply runs dry. That’s what happened with Nd and Dy in 2009 and 2010. Back then, China cut off its exports of this hard tech (it holds a virtual monopoly on Nd and Dy…). There wasn’t enough to go around. That left two options. [Featured: Disturbing footage from inside retail super chain (not Walmart)]( First, let the world’s biggest tech sectors grind to a halt, nearly overnight. Or, let prices explode to encourage supply – from any place we could get it. Obviously, the world chose the latter. There’s just no way we could live without this hard tech. All our communications, transportation, and defense systems would crumble. Here’s what happened to Nd prices… [Chart] This hard tech soared over 2,000% – that’s over 20x gains. It all happened in a matter of months. Share prices of companies producing this hard tech ripped even higher. It was like if Apple could suddenly sell MacBooks for $20,000 apiece. Neodymium companies shot up 10,000%, 100,000%, and even – in rare cases – millions of percent. It was a bull market for the ages. Some investors I knew made enough money in 18 months to retire for the rest of their lives. That opened my eyes to hard tech. I realized its potential for uniting technology and hard assets. Recommended Link [Put $25 HERE before Coinbase makes their next move]( [image]( Many people know Jeff Brown’s famous 2015 Bitcoin call. (It was trading at $240 — anyone who listened could’ve turned that $240 into over $64,000.) But few people know about his early investment in Coinbase — the world’s #1 cryptocurrency exchange. He got in years before its recent IPO, and recently saw gains of 5,600%. Now Jeff has an urgent announcement for every American interested in a tech that could be 2,000x bigger than Bitcoin. “Make this $25 move BEFORE Coinbase releases its new NFT marketplace” [Click here to see why.]( -- Clean Energy Accelerated the Trend When clean energy hit, the hard tech trend accelerated. Vanadium is another obscure piece of hard tech. It’s used in large batteries – the kinds that store wind and solar power. In 2017, vanadium went nuts. With solar power becoming more popular, batteries popped up worldwide. [Featured: WARNING: Shocking new trend ripping through America]( At the same time, the “old world” still demanded a lot of vanadium. It’s a key component in one of the world’s biggest industries: steel for building construction. Vanadium held massive, established demand in infrastructure. Plus, it rode the exploding wave of new battery tech. The price sheared upward. [Chart] Once again, vanadium stocks performed even better. Investors made fortunes in a matter of months. Now, we have EVs. Electric vehicles are the ultimate hard tech boom. Electrifying our transport sector is the biggest tech trend ongoing. It’s intimately tied to trillions of dollars in global infrastructure. Just look at the news. Tesla invested in a nickel mine in Minnesota. The EV giant also bought into a North Carolina lithium mine. Then, it got into an African graphite operation. Three separate pieces of hard tech, all backed by Tesla’s billions. Recommended Link [Buy These 27 Items NOW - Before They Sell Out Forever]( [image]( You should plan your next shopping trip around [these 27 items.]( In the coming days, they could skyrocket in price… 10X… 50X… even 500X higher. Investing expert Dave Forest just went on-site at an American superstore to find out what the HECK is going on in America. As he explains in his [shocking video exposé]( — it doesn’t matter if stores in your neighborhood seem fine now, because: “Once this crisis hits cruising speed, these essential items could sell out quickly and never be restocked.” [Click here now to see what’s on Dave’s list (VIDEO).]( -- After Elon Musk’s buy-in, nickel prices shot up. The lithium company that Tesla partnered with in North Carolina saw its share price rocket from $4 to $89… That’s a 2,125% run. You’re going to hear a lot more about hard tech booms like this. They’ll be popping up everywhere, in places you never dreamed of. Even General Motors invested in lithium, looking to grab a piece of this key hard tech. The EV revolution is blowing this sector out of the water. The profits are proven. The potential is astronomical. The trend is in motion, and it will mint yet more hard tech fortunes as EVs roll out across the planet. In fact, the profit potential is so massive… I’m preparing for a [livestream event – the EV Superboom Summit – tomorrow night (Wednesday, March 2) at 8 p.m. ET]( to get the word out. Because most people know there are profits in the EV space… but they’re looking in the wrong places. I want to make sure you stay on top of the biggest moneymaking opportunity coming your way… so make sure you reserve your spot [right here](. Keep walking the path, [signature] David Forest Editor, Strategic Trader --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Why “Hard Tech” Is the Most Profitable Trend of the Next Decade). --------------------------------------------------------------- MAILBAG Readers commend Nomi on her [testimony to Congress]( that she shared last week… and they have some ideas of their own for taking on the bigshot moneymen on Wall Street… You’re off by 180. Wall Street is owned by the politicians and bureaucrats. If Wall Street, Fink, does not provide the level of tribute required, they will be hounded and or destroyed by the alphabets. Wall St. is not doing anything that the government doesn’t want. We are an empire in accelerating decline. – Jim L. Nomi, good on you. The bigshot money men in America seem to have more power and say so than your elected politicians. Stop meeting with these greedy men. Ban them from the Capitol building and Senators’ offices. America’s lifestyle was once the envy of the world. Give a man a full-time job and he and his family can stand on their own two feet. There are too many people on handouts in America now. Bring those jobs back to America. I would rather have a full-time job than a cheaper TV made in China. – Donald M. Are we an empire in “accelerating decline,” as reader Jim claims? Are Wall Street and the government working in tandem to the detriment of ordinary retail investors? Write us at [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Why “Hard Tech” Is the Most Profitable Trend of the Next Decade). IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… ["BUY Before SKY HIGH" Warning]( This is a “BUY Before SKY HIGH” warning… Seven billionaires including Elon Musk, Mark Cuban, Peter Thiel, Mike Novogratz, and Marc Andreessen… Along with major banks like JPMorgan, UBS, and Goldman Sachs… Are all racing into one smaller cryptocurrency… (Not Bitcoin.) 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