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Are These Three Digits Haunting Elon Musk?

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you should strike fear into all those invested in the electric vehicle market... Especially Elon Mus

[Casey Research] Note From Doug Casey: The opportunity Dave has discovered—and talks about below—could lead to the biggest gains in our company's history. --------------------------------------------------------------- Casey Daily Dispatch Reader, The three digits [I'm about to show]( you should strike fear into all those invested in the electric vehicle market... Especially Elon Musk. As Tesla's CEO, you can bet he believes electric vehicles are the future of transportation. And that he wants Tesla to lead the charge. But thanks to [these three digits]( all his work could be for nothing. And Musk isn't the only one whose plans could be blown to smithereens. Auto giants like BMW, Chevrolet, and Ford… Plus nine billionaires including Warren Buffett and Bill Gates… All have a combined $90 billion riding on electric cars. But because of [these three digits right here…]( All their investments are at risk. You see, these digits are the codename for [this brand-new technology…]( One that threatens to derail the entire electric vehicle revolution… And spark a 22,705% profit surge for one tiny U.S. company. [Click here for details.]( Sincerely, Dave Forest Chief Analyst, International Speculator © Casey Research LLC. All Rights Reserved. 455 NE 5th Ave, Suite D317, Delray Beach, FL 33483 No longer wish to receive special offers from us? [Click here for options.](

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