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My high-net-worth investor bets big on six EV stocks.

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I recently collaborated on a portfolio with a highly successful businessman who is passionate about the electric vehicle (EV) space. We opted for a long-only EV portfolio, allocating a total of $69,000, a number that our client believes holds significance value to him.

The allocation is as follows:

TSLA (Tesla) - 50%: The undisputed king of EVs, Tesla holds a dominant position in the market, making it a core component of the portfolio.

XPEV (Xpeng Motors) - 15%: A strategic joint venture with Audi, Xpeng is a formidable player in the Chinese EV market, offering innovative and competitive vehicles.

NIO (Nio) - 15%: Dubbed the "Chinese Mercedes," Nio is a rising star in the EV industry, known for its sleek designs and advanced technology.

LI (Li Auto) - 10%: The leader of the Chinese EV pack, Li Auto has captured market share with its innovative SUV model, offering a unique blend of practicality and luxury.

RIVN (Rivian) - 10%: Backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Rivian is poised to make a significant impact in the EV truck segment.

We consciously excluded VFS (VinFast) from the portfolio, considering it a potential pump-and-dump scheme. But we are willing to invest in this scheme once the time is right.

A Message from Aladdin: The Master mind behind this tactical investment.

My philosophy is that "diversification is for losers," I believe that focusing on a select few high-potential stocks can lead to superior returns. While this approach carries inherent risks, it aligns with my risk tolerance and investment goals.
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All the trades are executed. These stocks are at a very very promising spot to get in.
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if you are not in yet you will likely miss out on the upcoming rally.



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