| $369 Billion in Government Subsidies Triggers Solar Stock SuperBoom. | | | The #1 megatrend today is solar stocks…
Even in today's market, select solar stocks are up over 100% | | | Here Are 3 Reasons
Why This New Potential Giant
Could Produce Windfall Profits | | | Dear Investor,
Buoyed by massive government subsidies, solar energy looks unstoppable, even in a down period for the overall markets.
Hi, my name is James Dale Davidson, and I have more than 30 years of experience as a specialist “crisis investor.” In all my years studying the market I've been motivated by one thing: I want to level the playing field between Wall Street and Main Street investors.
That's why I'm so excited about the “hidden” opportunities that are out there even in a bear market … if you know where to look.
Like, for example, the solar power superboom.
Solar stocks are bucking the market's downtrend in the last few months, thanks to the subsidy-larded bill that passed Congress in August.
To the $135 billion that bill has earmarked for solar and wind subsidies, you can add another $200 billion from the recent infrastructure bill that is dedicated to green energy.
As taxpayers, we might not like this use of our hard-earned tax dollars, but we can at least potentially profit from the solar boom that is in play right now.
And one solar stock looks ripe to reap the benefits of this avalanche of subsidies, not only from the U.S., but from Europe and Canada as well.
These subsidies make the sector virtually recession-proof and create an opportunity to defy a bear market with this stock.
That stock is a company whose solar towers offer a unique play on the solar trend, one that goes straight at solar's thorniest problem: the amount of land solar arrays take up. | | | Here then, are 3 reasons why this company has the potential to generate windfall profits for early investors even in a falling market.
Reason #1: Solar Towers Use Up to 90% Less Land Than Traditional Solar Arrays
The large amount of acreage required for typical, commercial solar arrays constrains their use to flat areas that are usually far from major population centers.
By contrast, Three Sixty Solar's towers build solar up, rather than out. Thus, developers can use them in more densely packed urban settings and in groups to power up whole neighborhoods.
In using up to 90% less land than typical solar arrays, Three Sixty Solar's tower can go a variety of different places that traditional solar cannot.
This fact dramatically expands the chessboard for solar installations and should make this company a magnet for the massive subsidies that the U.S., and the West in general, are intent on pumping into the economy.
It's an innovation that helps make the company recession-proof and could make it a bear market profit opportunity. Click here to see video. | | | Reason #2: Solar stocks have been providing strong returns, despite the market downturn
Ever since it became clear the Inflation Reduction Act would pass Congress, solar stocks have been charging ahead.
Just a few of the better performers since mid-July include:
First Solar (FSLR): Up 120%
Enphase Energy (ENPH): Up 48%
Canadian Solar (CSIQ): Up 33%
Those performances have been even more impressive in the face of a severe market downturn.
Together, they underscore the unstoppable trend that is solar energy.
This is a market that, even before the passage of the IRA, was projected to grow from $76.2 billion in 2020 to $356.28 billion in 2028, a nearly recession-proof 21.8% compound annual growth rate. | | | Reason #3: Solar towers can be upgraded with newer, better solar cells
Another key feature of Three Sixty Solar's towers is that they don't build the actual solar cells. That leaves them available for upgrade at any time to newer panels.
In a world where the power and efficiency of solar panels continues to improve exponentially every couple of years, the modular nature of Three Sixty's towers makes them amenable to the sector's growth.
This ability to innovate helps the company defy the bear market and potentially make money for investors regardless of what happens.
Start doing your due diligence today.
It's clear that the solar market has the subsidy winds at its back, even in a down stock market.
It's also clear that developers and policy makers are going to want Three Sixty Solar's towers when building new developments.
With Three Sixty Solar's towers allowing solar to go in places it couldn't previously, the company is dramatically increasing the available areas for solar installations.
The company is level set on steering some of those subsidies its way as it looks to grow from here.
To learn more about this unique company and its plans to capitalize on the unstoppable solar trend, and why the company may be recession-proof.
Sincerely,
James Dale Davidson, Editor
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