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Electric vehicles may be driving toward being value investments. With the federal Inflation Reduction Act including tax credits for people buying electric vehicles as well as $60 billion for renewable

The passage of the historic climate bill by the Senate is expected to bolster demand for EVs, thereby pushing up demand for lithium.

Lithium producer Albemarle is the IBD Stock of the Day. Albemarle stock is currently in buy range, after it hiked its financial forecasts.

12 month performance of -11% highlights lack of higher exposure to key lithium stocks such as SQM, Pilbara, Allkem and Mineral Resources. LIT is a great Asian EV Battery manufacturing fund with 69% of

With many good stocks beaten down due to unwarranted worries about the Federal Reserve, now is an excellent time to identify stocks to buy and hold for many years. Importantly, Fed Chair Jerome Powell

The electric vehicle boom is only set to accelerate, which makes now a great time to look for electric vehicle stocks trading at a discount. Global leaders are demanding millions of EV on the roads in

Albemarle Corporation (NYSE: ALB) and a number of other stocks in the lithium sector gained ground recently, not only because the S&P 500 experienced a bullish reaction to the release of the Federal R

Mexico is particularly well-placed to benefit from companies relocating their operations closer to their main destination markets (nearshoring). Companies relocating to Mexico in the five-year outlook

We are revising our global car sales forecasts for 2022 into negative territory. While we had hoped that a recovery in car sales would gather momentum this year, new factors, most notably further lock

The byproduct of a push for more electric vehicles on the road is more lithium demand. As such, Tesla CEO Elon Musk deemed lithium as the “new oil” in a recent tweet.

Gina Sanchez, Chantico Global CEO, joins ‘The Exchange' to discuss her 3 investment picks including Deere, Lithium ETF, Microsoft and bail Discover.

June has proved to be a brutal month for the stock market. The combination of factors such as decades-high inflation, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Fed???s aggressive tightening policy are weighing

June has proved to be a brutal month for the stock market. The combination of factors such as decades-high inflation, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Fed?

With significant lithium demand and little supply, prices won't come down soon. Thus, I see lithium stocks as an investing opportunity.