According to new data from CarsDirect…
GM’s new Chevy Blazer is being marked up by as much as $10,000.
After the first models were shipped in July…
The 2024 Chevy Blazer EV is beginning to appear on dealership lots.
Problem is…. many of those dealers are now marking it up by A LOT.
Why?
Because of “high demand” they say.
But in my view, this short-term greed from dealers could end up being a BIG problem for GM.
Potential buyers could be easily put off by the price and the brand.
And with the limited supply of the cars…
Dealers will probably just sell a few of them at a premium and then be disappointed with low sales.
This could then force GM to cut production, hitting their bottom line hard.
Meanwhile, many automakers are moving in the opposite direction…
Like Tesla who is SLASHING prices all year.
This could increase the number of buyers of Tesla cars…
Most importantly for investors, the profit opportunity this plan offers is truly great.
After all, his previous Master Plans 1 and 2 gave early investors the chance to see gains between 1,766% and 24,017%.
Yet the profit opportunity is completely different this time.
With Tesla wanting to produce 20 million EVs per year…
One thing it needs to reach that goal is batteries.
That’s why the automaker is already sparking a massive battery metal “land grab”…
… and why every automaker including Tesla, Ford, General Motors, Volkswagen and Toyota are rushing to secure critical partnerships to produce millions of batteries.
They’re signing deals with undiscovered stocks.
And the size of these deals is massive:
- $186 million deal to acquire 80,000 pounds of cobalt per year
- $1.7 billion agreement to buy nickel from a Midwestern mining stock
- $5.1 billion agreement to buy lithium from an Australian company
Dozens of new deals could be announced in the coming weeks.
And once they’re announced – shares can quickly jump 132%… 548%… 614%.
In fact, that’s how much some stocks have jumped after an announcement.
As always, investors who act BEFORE these deals hit the news are the ones who have the chance of the biggest gains. The question is…
What’s the NEXT stock inking a billion-dollar deal?
Yours in Wealth,
Ian Wyatt