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Stock Power Daily: February 14, 2023. [Turn Your Images On] --------------------------------------------------------------- Managing Editor’s note: This is your last chance to sign up for Adam O’Dell’s upcoming presentation on what he’s calling “The Next Big Short.” [Click here]( to add your name to the guest list and get ready for him to reveal his No. 1 stock later today at 1 p.m. Eastern. — Chad Stone --------------------------------------------------------------- [1 “High-Risk” EV Manufacturer Can’t Compete in Booming Market]( - The global electric vehicle (EV) market will grow more than 238% from 2021 to 2027. - Our Stock Power Ratings system helps you get ahead of the news to find stocks to buy … and ones to stay away from. - Today’s Stock to Avoid is a Chinese EV manufacturer that rates a terrible 1 out of 100 on our proprietary system. [Turn Your Images On] [Matt Clark, Research Analyst]( A recent National Review article caught my eye the other day. Western governments are [throwing money]( at the electric vehicle (EV) market. EV investment in the U.S. alone is substantial. There’s $5 billion for a national charging network … millions in taxpayer dollars to fund EV-battery manufacturing plants in the U.S. … and thousands in tax credits for EV purchases. Zooming out, data firm Mordor Intelligence calculates that the global EV market will grow more than 238% from 2021 to 2027. While this is a booming industry, our Stock Power Ratings system shows that not all EV manufacturers make great investments. And that’s especially the case with the stock I found for you today. [Click here to reveal its ticker and see why it’s facing a tough road ahead.]( [Turn Your Images On]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( [Big Data & AI Predict the No. 1 Investment of the 2020s]( The world’s largest investment fund is now using artificial intelligence (AI) and Big Data to zero in on the No. 1 investment of the 2020s. While analyzing over 2 billion data points, it found the No. 1 place to put your money over the next decade is the little-known technology I call “Imperium.” This new tech’s user base is growing at 5X the speed of the internet in the 1990s — and could dwarf the dot-com boom. [To get details of the No. 1 Imperium stock right now, click here.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 401(k) Data Shows How Bad the Economy Is [Turn Your Images On] [Michael Carr, Editor, The Banyan Edge]( Millions of us rely on 401(k) plans for retirement income. We put money away today to enjoy secure retirement years — or even decades — from now. But the funds are always available in case of emergency. Unfortunately, the number of emergencies is rising sharply. According to research firm [Empower]( 1.3% of plan participants took a hardship withdrawal in 2022. While that's a small percentage, it's a 24% increase over the previous year. Participants with household income below $60,000 made a majority of withdrawals. These households accounted for 60% of withdrawals in the study. You can see how that trend rose since 2020 in the chart below. This is yet another sign of financial stress in the economy — and that stress is likely to continue. Furthermore, a survey by Empower found that 28% of plan participants are considering a loan or withdrawal in the next six months. Bottom line: This is another indicator of an economic slowdown that the low unemployment rate is hiding. 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