 Let's go. What's up money geeks, Mr. V here. Welcome to another video guys. So in today's video, we are going to look at charging stations. Again, I want you to put yourself in a position where you're starting to switch from gas stations to charging stations as far as electric vehicles goes. So we've gone through this evolution of, you know, adoption of electric vehicles and there's a lot of companies out there in the market trying to create these electric vehicles. But it doesn't matter who wins. As long as the public adopts electric vehicles, it's going to be a high demand for charging stations across the country. So take for instance, every street corner that you go to or drive around, you're going to see a gas station from Exxon, Chevron or to Shell, name it. There's a ton of gas stations all over the country. And so translating that to electric vehicles, we're going to need a ton of charging stations across the country to be able to meet the need for electric vehicles. So that's what I want us to cover in today's video. But before we get started guys, if you're new to the channel to learn how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So if that's something that interests you, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and any notification bell so you don't miss out on new content. Again, guys, we're going through a really, really strong revolution going from fossil fuel and transitioning into electric vehicles. Again, the transition is not just the vehicles on the street, but every infrastructure that was servicing fossil fuel vehicles would have to change or adapt to start servicing electric vehicles. Again, one I want to talk about today, our focus today would be on the charging stations. So charging stations, gas stations, gas stations are going to disappear slowly and charging stations are going to take over. And so there's a lot of players in the space right now but I want to talk about the top four that I have identified so that you guys can start looking into buying some of these stocks. Again, if you look at Exxon, Chevron and Shell, those are multi-billion dollar companies. So that would be the exact same thing for these charging stations that I want to cover into this video. So let's jump right in and just go through the list. And again, guys, this list is not in any order of preference. I'm just putting the list out there so you guys can actually see the options that are in the market. I do like some, but I'm going to wait to tell you which ones I like at the very end of the video. So the first one here is bling charging. This is one that we've covered here on the channel. Again, like I've told you guys over and over, the thing to look about these charging stations is looking at their infrastructure, their scalability and their ability to charge faster. So most of these companies are starting out, they have a market in certain regions, they're not across the nation yet, but the goal is to eventually spread across the nation and have what I call a network of charging stations. So the beauty about all of these companies are that they can charge any EV car no matter what. So that's the good thing about it. Just like if you go to a gas station, it doesn't matter what car you drive, you can easily get gas anywhere and put it in that car. So bling is number one on the list. And right now bling is currently trading at about $55 as I'm doing this video. And this is a stock that just went last year, went from under $5 and all the way to $40, which is kind of crazy. So keep an eye on this one. The next one on the list is ChargePoint. So again, ChargePoint is another one that services, you can see here, businesses has a fleet of charging stations across the country. And so you can do individual drivers or at your home, they can come and install a charging station at your home. If that's something that you prefer. So again, the concept here is pretty much the same. Create a network of charging stations across the nation, where you have supposedly charge stations or gas stations, and then you have businesses that have this charging station so that when you park your car to go grocery shopping, go to the mall, it's charging, it's not just sitting there. So this is that's the difference with the gas stations and this electric car charging stations because you can actually charge your car when you are at the mall. And that would be at no cost to you because the malls are gonna provide that at work. Your employer is gonna provide charging stations at no cost to you. So it's like you're getting free gas. So that's the way I see it. So right now ChargePoint is actually in the process of going public with Switchback. I don't know exactly when this is supposed to be done, but this is, if you want to buy ChargePoint, then you have to buy a Switchback because that is the spark that is taking them public. And then let's move to number three. Number three here is EV box. And again, the solution is pretty much the same, create a network of charging stations across the country, bringing charging stations to either individual words, which is your house to businesses. And just trying to make sure that anywhere that you go, you have EV charging facilities. So hey, retail locations. Again, I've talked about mall. You have retail stores like Target, which is gonna be something that they would need to put all these charging stations so that when their customers come there, they can be charging your vehicles while they shop. And I think that's a win-win. And don't be surprised. I think there's gonna be a loophole here where people can just go to the mall just because they wanna charge their car or go to Target and spend maybe an hour just because you wanna charge your car. So that could be a potential loophole. So EV box right now is in the process of going public with this TBG PACE Beneficiary Finance. This is a spark. So they are taking EV box public. So just so you know, and right now the stock is trading at about $27 and some change. And then now we move over. Number four on the list is EV Go. EV Go is priding themselves as the fast charging network. So I don't have the evidence to really back that. But again, this is what they are putting out there. And I don't think that they wanna put some information out there that people can easily dispute. So the goal for them is to, instead of you wasting hours charging, they want you to charge in minutes. So that's why I like this one because if you can have the faster charging, if you can pluck your car, what they call super charge and you charge in minutes and you can go, that's awesome. And so we'll see how that goes. But right now they are in the process of going public. They just announced to go in public through climate change crisis real impact. So that is the spark that's gonna take them public and trading right now at $22 and 19 cents. You can see here on the graph, let's go back a week. You can see on the graph when they made the announcement, this stock was at $13. And after that announcement, it jumped up to 22 and just been somewhere around that price point. So those are the top for charging stations. Again, the first one here is bling charging. The second one here is charge point. The third one here is EV box and finally EV go. Guys, again, this is not in any specific order. I just want to make sure you guys have an exposure. I want you to think about these charging stations again from the perspective of fossil fuel where you have multiple gas stations across the country. So if we want to be able to charge all these cars, one company is not gonna be able to service the entire country. All these companies will have to have the hand in the market so you would see maybe let's say EV go can have like the northeast and that would be the area. You can see some like charge point can have like the southwest and that would be the area. Again, I'm not saying that's what's happening right now but all these companies will have to really work together to give us that network of charging stations across the country. So just to give you guys some context, Jim Cramer with CNBC actually said EV box was his choice for charging stations. And you know what that means when Jim Cramer give that kind of a validation the stocks usually take off so far. So that's the one that he claimed that he likes the best. But so far I do own bling and I like bling so far. But I'm looking at EV go is also really on my second right now. I know people like charge point. I haven't really fallen in love with charge point not because of any issues that they have just cause I have bling and I believe in bling. So that has been my strategy. So I want you to go through this list at least if anything you should own one or two of the stocks is if you don't have it you're not really taking advantage of the EV space. My objective for you guys here is that there was this EV revolution and I've talked about this on the channel a lot. I want you to not just buy EV cars. I want you to buy the whole supply chain. I want you to be involved in every aspect. We've talked about the main component of electric vehicles is lithium. So I've said hey, find companies that are mining lithium and really refining lithium and own one of those companies. Find a good one and own one. And then the next logical step is the companies that are building the batteries. So if you can find a company that builds batteries find one and own one and then find a company that you can own multiple. I'm just saying at least own one. Find another company that's building electric vehicles. So Tesla, NIO and any of those guys find one and own one. You can own multiples but at least own one. And then the next step is find a charging station. Find one and own one. So these cars need to be on the road constantly and they need to get charged. So find a charging station. So that is the whole logistics of electric vehicles. And I want you guys involved in every aspect of it. And that way you're making profit or you're building a portfolio that is solid and it's not just one that is concentrated on the actual vehicles themselves or on just batteries or on just the charging stations. I want you to be all across the board. So let me know in the comment section what you think about this. Do you own any of these charging stations or the charging stocks in your portfolio? If yes, which one? Like I said, I currently own bling and then I also just recently bought EVGol as well as EVbox. So because I see this potential these companies would have to work together to really make sure that we have a network of charging stations across the country. Again, let me know in the comment section which one you own in your portfolio. And as always guys, always do your homework. Do your due diligence. Don't be a greedy savage and stay motivated.