Enrique Abeyta’s Perfect Battery Stock Revealed (The #1 EV Stock Of The 2020’s)

Enrique Abeyta and Empire Financial are back with a new stock teaser.

This time they're claiming to know the "perfect battery" to supercharge the $858 billion EV boom.

Additionally, they're calling this mystery company the top EV stock of the 2020s.

The best news?

Enrique left enough clues in the presentation to figure out the name of the stock.

I reveal it below, along with information on whether it's a good investment or not.

Let's get started!

"Perfect Battery" FAQ's

If you watched Enrique Abeyta's presentation on the perfect battery and the #1 EV stock of the 2020s, I'm sure you have some questions.

This section will answer any questions you have about this presentation.

1) What is the theme of this teaser?

This teaser starts off like so many others, with a massive proclamation that a certain mystery company will upend a multi-billion dollar industry.

This time, Enrique is focusing on electric batteries and believes that a certain battery technology will revolutionize the $858 billion electric vehicle industry.

And Enrique is calling it the "perfect battery."

According to Enrique, this alternative to lithium-ion batteries is safer and 61% cheaper.

Additionally, the company being teased is the only one to commit to this new technology and will be building a new plant to create them.

And Enrique makes it clear he's not talking about Tesla.

Instead, it's a company that he believes will dethrone Tesla as the top electric car manufacturer.

So what's this new technology?

It's lithium ion phosphate.

2) What is lithium ion phosphate?

Much of this presentation has to do with the new battery technology that this mystery company is creating.

The technology is lithium ion phosphate, and it's seen as a viable alternative to lithium ion batteries.

There are definitely advantages to these kinds of batteries, which include:

• Longer cycle life compared to lithium-ion batteries (meaning they won't need to be replaced as fast).
• safer (they have a lower risk of thermal runaway and are less likely to explode
• Lower discharge rate, which means the battery will last longer than lithium-ion batteries when not in use.

However, there are some drawbacks to this technology.

Mainly, these batteries are much larger than lithium-ion batteries, and they aren't as powerful.

Recommended: The Best Place to Get Stock Picks

3) What clues does Enrique leave about this stock?

Ok, so we've now covered the technology behind the company that Enrique is pitching.

Since it's the only company that promises to use this technology and it's building the first plant for these batteries, it's pretty easy to find out.

The company is Ford, and here's an article about them building a new lithium ion phosphate battery plant in Michigan.

Want some more clues?

Enrique Menéndez mentioned Bank of America and claimed the company he's teasing will surpass Tesla in EV sales in two years.

Here's an article detailing this prediction from Bank of America.

Additionally, Enrique claims you can buy this stock "for just $12."

This is exactly what Ford's stock price is:

So I'm 100% confident this is the stock Enrique is pitching.

4) Is Ford worth investing in?

The next question to tackle is whether Ford is worth investing in.

Here's a look at some pros and cons of investing in Ford:

Strong Brand

Some companies are just synonymous with America.

McDonald's, Apple, IBM, and Ford

Ford has been around for over 100 years and has a very loyal customer base.

They've also been at the forefront of automobile progress in the past.

Betting on them being a major team playing with EVs is definitely a smart bet.

Diversification

One advantage a company like Ford has over Tesla is diversification.

While Tesla sells the most electric cars by far, Ford has an extremely diverse product line that Tesla doesn't have.

They sell the #1-selling truck; they sell vans, cars, SUVs, and many other products.

During an economic downturn, this will benefit Ford.

Growing EV Sales

Ford is putting a lot of effort into their electric vehicle line and already sells the #1 EV truck and EV van.

Overall, they represent 8% of electric vehicle sales in America.

Now, that's far behind Tesla, which makes over 60% of all electric vehicle sales, but sales are increasing every year.

And many are predicting that Ford will take over Tesla down the road.

Will it happen?

Time will tell, but they're going in the right direction.

Dividend

Most major automobile companies haven't been great for investors for a long time.

If you look at Ford's stock, it hasn't gained much in the last 20 years.

In fact, it peaked in the late 90s at around $25.

But Ford makes up for this lackluster stock performance with dividends.

They pay their stockholders a decent dividend of 4.6 percent.

Big Competition

One of the big drawbacks to Ford is the intense competition in the automobile industry.

Analysts can predict all they want about who's going to rule EVs, but every company is going to look to dominate.

Just last week, it was reported that GM had moved ahead of Ford in EV sales.

So now Ford is in third place for EV sales.

That makes the idea they'll overtake Tesla, which sells eight times the amount of EVs, in the next two years not very plausible.

EV hasn't paid off yet.

Right now, EV sales represent about 3% of all Ford's sales, and that number is growing from 1% the previous year.

Additionally, Ford is investing $30 billion into EVs and wants 40% of their sales to be EVs by 2030.

However, no other car manufacturer has rewarded shareholders with EV production besides Tesla.

Perhaps this will change in the next decade, but you're betting on Ford to properly invest that $30 billion.

5) Is Empire Stock Investor worth buying?

I personally don't think so.

The price for Empire Stock Investor is very cheap, but it's just a bait product to get you into a sales funnel.

Once you're in the sales funnel, you'll be sent many upsells to buy products that cost thousands of dollars.

Additionally, this newsletter is owned by a larger company called Marketwise, which I don't like.

They're known for treating customers poorly and selling low-quality products.

Overall, this newsletter's recommendations won't beat the market.

Recommended: The Best Place to Get Stock Picks

Conclusion

So that's the end of my write-up of Enrique Abeyta's "Perfect Battery" stock teaser.

The company he's recommending is Ford, and he's been recommending this company for over a year now.

In that time, it's been about break-even when you factor in the dividends, which mirror the market.

Ford definitely seems like a reasonable bet for the future, and they're pouring a lot of money into EVs.

But it's a highly competitive market, and they've already been knocked back from being #2 EV sellers to being #3 EV sellers.

Will they eventually be the biggest EV seller?

Time will tell.

Are you planning on buying Ford stock?

Let me know below!