Stock Reveal: Elon Musk’s Next Big Buyout (Jason Williams)

Another day, another stock teaser promising to make you rich!

This time we get a stock teaser from someone we've covered many times on this site, Jason Williams.

He claims Elon Musk is targeting a company to buy, and this will cause the stock price to surge.

All you have to do is pay Williams $1999, and you can learn about this company.

Or you can just keep reading this post because Williams left enough clues in the presentation to figure out the stock.

We reveal it below and give you information on whether it's a good buy or not.

Let's get started!

Elon's Next Big Buyout FAQs

I'm sure if you read through Jason Williams' entire presentation, you have some questions.

Here are the answers to any remaining questions you might have:

1) What is the theme of this teaser?

Jason Williams does what so many stock teasers do: invoke the name of some big billionaire to get your attention.

In this case, Williams claims to know what company Elon Musk is going to buy next.

When a company is about to take over, the stock usually experiences a pop in price.

Many people search high and low to find these "takeover targets" to make quick money.

The idea here is that Elon will buy a company that mines a material that's very important for Tesla and electric cars in general.

The material is copper.

2) How important is copper for EVs?

There does seem to be a huge effort going on globally to switch from carbon-producing energy to "clean" energy like electricity, solar, and wind.

To do this, certain materials will be in greater demand.

One of the most important resources for the shift to clean energy is copper.

Electric vehicles will need 2.5 times more copper than a gas car.

Copper is used in motors, batteries, inverters, charging stations, and more.

The reason this material is used so much is because it's durable, malleable, reliable, and has excellent electrical conductivity.

Copper is going to be useful in other clean energy sources as well.

For example, solar and wind will need to use 2–5 percent more copper per megawatt of installed capacity compared to the power generated using natural gas and coal.

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3) Why would Elon buy a copper mine?

There are some obvious reasons why Elon would want to own a copper mine.

He owns Tesla, which is by far the biggest producer of electric cars, and he needs quality copper to keep producing.

However, there's even more to why Elon would want to own a copper operation.

You can't just snap your fingers and begin mining copper from the ground.

It's a long and tedious process that takes on average 16 years to complete!

You have to run a lot of tests and get a lot of permits before you can apply.

Then the construction of the operation takes about 3 years and costs billions of dollars.

Because of this, there's a shortage of copper, and most people don't believe we'll be able to hit our emission targets because of this.

So if you were Elon Musk and you owned the biggest electric car company on earth, wouldn't you want to secure copper and avoid shortages in the future?

4) What clues did Williams leave about the company?

Like all stock teasers, Williams needs to leave hints about the company to properly pitch it to his audience.

Because of this, he left enough clues about the copper company he's pitching to figure it out.

Here are some clues from the presentation:

• Small company with just a $6.6 million market cap
• Close to Tesla's Giga Factory in Nevada
• Hasn't started operations yet.
• CEO of company Clamas: There's 1 billion metric tons of copper in the ground.

Add up all the clues, and you get Majuba Hill Copper Corp. (JUBAF).

This is a tiny company that matches the market cap that Jason claims the company has.

Additionally, it's only 120 miles away from Telsa's Giga Factory in Nevada, and here's the quote from the CEO claiming there's 1 billion metric tons of copper in the ground.

So now that you know the company, let's explore reasons why someone would or would not invest in it.

5) What are the pros of investing in Majuba Hill Copper?

Majuba Hill Copper has a lot going for it, and many consider it an attractive investment.

Some reasons you might invest in this company include:

• The Majuba Hill District, which Majuba owns 100% of, is located in a mining-friendly area. This means getting the proper permits shouldn't be too hard.
• The Majuba Hill District has a history of good production.
• Geochemical results are showing good tonnage potential for copper, silver, and gold.
• Located in an area with good infrastructure already built (interstate Highway 80, rail roads, fiber optics, power plants, etc.),
• Demand for copper is going to keep going up as we transition to green energy.

Now let's take a look at some reasons why someone would avoid this company.

6) What are the cons of investing in Majuba Hill Copper?

There are some red flags about this small company as well.

But the major red flag is that it's only in the exploration stage.

Like I mentioned before, it takes over a decade to get a copper mine going.

They've done a lot of testing, but still, the construction of the mine is going to take years.

If they started today, they still wouldn't have mined any copper for at least 3 years.

And they aren't starting today and have no timeline to start construction.

They still have to find funding for the project because they're very small and can't fund it themselves.

Additionally, you don't know what kind of problems Majuba will run into.

At the end of the day, this is a very speculative pitch.

There's also no indication that Elon Musk wants to buy this company.

This is simply a marketing technique from Williams to get your attention.

There are a lot of unknowns here, which you'd expect from a company with a stock price of less than a dollar.

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Wrapping Things Up

So that's the end of my summary of "Elon's Next Big Buyout."

According to Williams, Elon is going to buy Majuba Hill Copper.

There's no proof of this happening, so if you're going to invest in this company, make sure it's because you actually believe in the company.

It's very speculative, and the company isn't even really close to mining copper yet.

So if you do invest, make sure you're very patient and ready for volatility.

Are you still considering an investment in this stock?

Let me know in the comments below what you think!