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Tesla's unique charging technology is becoming the national standard for EV charging stations. A host of major automakers have recently announced that their electric vehicles will use Tesla's charging technology. We're talking about multibillion-dollar industry titans such as Volvo, General Motors, Ford, and Rivian that are adopting Tesla's charging tech. Tesla's market value has already jumped $40 billion in the past few weeks alone on the heels of these firms' announcements. And while Tesla is undoubtedly benefiting from all this… There's an even BIGGER beneficiary of Tesla's rapidly growing supercharger network… I'm talking about a small group of companies that are being paid to manage and install all these new EV charging stations across the nation. These little-known firms are projected to generate a staggering $563 million in profits this year… And the best part is that they're required to share these profits with ordinary Americans like you. We're talking about effortlessly getting paid up to $93 per day! All it takes is just five minutes to get set up using your computer and mobile phone. Get all the details right here.
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Below is a transcript of a recent video with Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld
Hi everyone, I'm Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist with the Oxford Club, if you know anything about me, I am all about energy, both in my personal and professional lives.
What does that mean? I'm happily married, I run and hit the gym, I sing in a band, and have an active social life. People often ask me where I get the energy.
I'm not even much of a coffee drinker, if you followed my work for even a little while you know that I am very bullish on energy, the US and global economy are doing well and that increases demand for energy.
And at the same time, the Middle East is a disaster Russia and Ukraine are still at War and the US strategic petroleum Reserve which is supposed to be filled in case of an emergency sits empty. Plus our good friends at OPEC are committed to production cuts to keep prices high, so demand for energy is high while supply is constricted, demand for oil is so strong that British Petroleum which changed its name to BP and added the sun to its logo to show its transition from a traditional oil company to a company that provides energy from lots of sources is now sinking more cash back into oil production.
I expect oil and oil stocks to do very well in 2024 but not only oil, natural gas is cheap and plentiful, alternative energy like wind and solar continue to come down in price and contribute more to supplying our needs. And as an investor, the great thing about energy companies is most of them generate tons of cash and pay dividends. Giants like Chevron yield more than 4% and pipeline companies often yield 7% or higher and I expect small or independent but cash gushing companies to get acquired by the larger energy companies that need to fuel growth without committing tons of capital into new projects. Investors have made it very clear in the past few years the days of tolerating wasteful spending by energy companies is over, investors expect a return on their investment and they want to see a solid dividend yield to ensure your dividends will keep coming. Look for companies whose payout ratios are 75% or less of their free cash flow now you have to do a little math, free cash flow is simply cash flow from operations minus Capital expenditures to find that you go to a company's statement.
Here's Exxon Mobil’s statement of cash flows, for the first 9 months of 2023, and you can see that net cash provided by operating activities was $ 41.7 billion additions to property plant and Equipment which is another name for Capital expenditures was $ 15.7 billion. So that means free cash flow was $26 billion because 41.7 billion minus 15.7 billion is 26 billion, now we go down to cash dividends paid to shareholders which is $ 11.1 billion.
So Exxon Mobil paid out $ 11.1 billion of its $26 billion in free cash flow or 43% because 11.1 divided by 26 is 0.43, 43%. So in plain English, Exxon Mobil generated $26 billion in free cash flow and paid shareholders 43% of that in dividends, so 75% or lower is the number that I look for is a general rule and that tells me that the company can afford its dividend even if cash flow slips. Some companies like partnerships typically pay 100% of their cash flow in dividends but they're a different animal unless the company has Partners or LP in the name stick to the 75% Rule.
Now, the energy sector is a great place to earn income and ultimately large gains as the planet's thirst for energy is unlikely to decline anytime soon.
5 Stocks In The $15.7 Trillion AI Market Boom
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Have you been standing idly by and watching AI stocks surge, smugly waiting to watch the bubble burst? Well so have millions of other American investors. But here's the thing… AI isn't a fluke, not by a long shot. According to famous AI investor and best-selling author, James Altucher, a rare event is now taking place that could represent a $15.7 trillion market boom for investors. In a startling presentation, Mr. Altucher and his colleagues reveal why a massive wave of investment is heading for AI markets in the coming months. His presentation is a must see for anyone invested in the stock market right now. Take a few moments to watch it below and see for yourself.
