How to Earn 1,800% on THIS Coffee Stock

I’m so overzealous about it that I once took a research trip to... [Energy and Capital Header] Practical Investment Analysis for the New Energy Economy How to Earn 1,800% on THIS Coffee Stock Jeff Siegel | Apr 05, 2024 I recently read an article about how Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) is being sued for discriminating against lactose-intolerant customers, and how this incident could affect Starbucks stock. No, this is not satire. This is very real. [Starbucks Stock] CBS News reported that three lactose-intolerant women filed a lawsuit earlier this month against Starbucks. They claim that an extra charge for non-dairy alternatives is discrimination. The "excessively high" fee alleged in the suit involves a surcharge on beverages that contain non dairy milks. To clarify, non-dairy milks typically cost more than regular dairy. Per 2022 data, non-dairy milks run about $7.87 per gallon compared with $4.21 per gallon for cow's milk. A couple of things come to mind after reading this... - If you don’t want to pay extra for almond milk, go somewhere else. Problem solved! - If the company has to pay more for non-dairy milk, of course it has to charge more for it. Starbucks is not a charity, it’s a business. I just don’t get it. If you don't treat others like delicate flowers, you get sued? And of course, even if Starbucks did nothing wrong (which it did not), it still has to shell out millions to defend itself. So you have to ask yourself... Global Nuclear Plan It’s hard to believe, but nuclear power is actually clean energy. Even Japan is now promoting nuclear power. That’s incredible considering the country has barely touched nuclear energy since its own power plant disaster a decade ago. This reversal just goes to show how powerful and clean nuclear energy is (and why people are lining up to use it). Japan believes nuclear reactors are the key to fighting climate change. But here’s the problem... Nuclear reactors on the market today need more flexibility and versatility — in other words, an upgrade. There’s a little-known company that’s leveraging itself to be the leader of making new and improved nuclear reactors. It’s already inking deals and locking in new contracts. In fact, one of its biggest contracts is with the U.S. Department of Energy. [Here’s your chance to secure a foothold in tomorrow’s incredibly competitive energy market with this play...]( How Can Starbucks Stock Even Survive? I won't lie. I’m a bit of a coffee snob. To me, nothing hits like a proper cup of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe. It's grown in small batches, free of pesticides, and roasted by seasoned roast masters. I don’t drink Starbucks. I brew my own coffee with beans from a company working directly with farmer-owned cooperatives.   I’m so overzealous about it that I once took a research trip to visit coffee plantations in South America. While I learned a lot about coffee, I also learned a lot about the people who grow it. You see, most coffee growers don't get paid very much for their harvests.  Truth is, commodities are always a race to the bottom. And unless you’re operating an industrial-sized farm, it’s very difficult to eke out a living. Most coffee growers can't even afford to drink their own coffee. In some cases, they don't even have the equipment to process it. So when I hear about a coffee shop being sued because it charges an extra dollar for some soy milk, I get irritated. Not just as a coffee lover and one who respects hard-working coffee growers, but also as an investor.  Let me explain … Tesla Is Dead... Elon Musk Is Ruined Thanks to a new discovery — known as “Blue Gas” — electric car companies like Tesla are about to go down in flames. “Blue Gas” is 100% emission-free, can propel vehicles hundreds of miles, and allows cars to fully charge in just minutes. And the tiny company behind it is primed to absolutely shatter any gains ever paid out by Tesla. [Click here before this stock explodes in the coming months.]( You see, Starbucks is a wildly successful company. Sure, there are always ups and downs. But historically speaking, Starbucks investors have always done quite well. In fact, if you bought shares of Starbucks stock 15 years ago, you'd be up about 1,800%. That’s a compound annual growth rate of 21.7%. And that doesn’t include dividends. Unfortunately, when a company becomes sucessful, it also becomes a target for frivolous lawsuits. Not to mention union pressure, and these days, a new generation of anti-capitalists. You know the type. The kind who believe baristas should be paid $75 an hour while getting massages and foot rubs. Still, I maintain that in the highly-competitive, low margin restaurant industry, Starbucks is a beast. It's also currently undervalued by about 18%.  Of course, while I’ve always liked Starbucks stock as a long-term investment, it's not going to earn you fast gains. So if that's what you're looking for, consider [this new “clean” energy stock my colleague Jason Williams just recommended.]( According to Jason, this company just revealed a new technology that can harness an energy source more powerful than the surface of the sun. That's not trivial. Especially when you consider it could actually cover all of the world’s energy needs for 90 billion years. And here’s the best part … Because it relies on a stable and renewable power source that’s NOT dependent on the weather (like solar and wind), the government just ponied up $357 million to fund it. While you could’ve made a 1,800% gain from Starbucks in 15 years, you could potentially make a similar gain in less than three. Which is why I’m including [this download to Jason’s most recent investor note.](In it, you'll learn exactly what this technology is, and of course, how you can [buy shares of the company behind it — right now.]( To a new way of life and a new generation of wealth... 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