Could This Tiny Tech Stock Save Big Auto?

The following comes from our friends at InvestorPlace. While it doesn't necessarily reflect our views, we think you'll be interested in what they have to say.

- Kaitlyn Hopkins, Assistant Managing Editor

Across America, big automakers are rushing to get their hands on a new "super" battery.

That includes Ford... Mitsubishi... Porsche... Hyundai... Toyota...

Why is every big player in on this tech?

Well, this new "super" battery is so powerful that it could charge a car in minutes.

With this kind of technology, Tesla's cherished lithium-ion batteries would become obsolete. We could soon see electric cars in every garage in America.

The U.S. Department of Energy is calling this battery a "critical need" for the mass adoption of electric vehicles.

And Wired magazine is calling this kind of device the "Jesus Battery."

And for investors, this new technology marks an incredible opportunity.

The company that currently produces the "super" battery is only 1/416th the size of General Motors.

And once it's tech starts being used by big automakers, this company's value could skyrocket!

That's why I'm encouraging folks to pay attention to this company today.

I've made a career out of identifying some of the hottest stocks on the market, including extraordinary picks like:

Stamps.com for 2,772% gains.
AMD for 2,670% gains.
NetEase for 1,104% gains.

I'm "betting big" on the small company behind the "super" battery because I believe it will be a key player in America's electric car revolution.

To help folks understand this opportunity, I've put together a free presentation.

You can watch it here.

And trust us, once you learn more about this incredible battery, it won't surprise you that America's biggest automakers are ready to go all in.

Sincerely,

Matt McCall
Senior Investment Strategist, InvestorPlace

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