Time to WISE Up on $EVII
November 1st, 2009 at 8:38 am Posted by The Dean
The Dean’s working overtime this weekend to bring the CollegeStock Community a pick that could really move this week.
When The Dean taught all of his students about Superlattice Power (OTC: SLPO), they learned that $SLPO was developing lithium batteries for EV Innovations Inc.’s (OTC: EVII) electric powered vehicles.
$EVII is all about green technologies and is on a mission to successfully convert mopeds, motorcycles and, of course, cars into zero-emission, lithium-powered green machines.
Some of $EVII’s vehicles have already received attention in the media like their LiV(TM) WISE. This vehicle has achieved an impressive 211 mile range on a single charge.
$EVII’s eye-catching Inizio has also made the news as an electric vehicle that can reach high speeds in 60 seconds without carbon emissions that are harmful to the environment.
And what’s better than that? $EVII’s LiV Series of vehicles have even attracted attention from NASA. The Dean thinks that the fact that NASA spends at least $17 billion a year makes $EVII’s green potential even better—and there’s more.
$EVII’s WISE vehicle is on the United States General Services Administration’s website and The Dean believes the company could potentially get orders from the government very soon.
The Dean wants all of his students to remember that the GSA recently spent $300 million through President Obama’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) to make the cars on America’s roadways more fuel efficient—what better way to further act on this green movement than investing in alternative vehicles like those being developed by $EVII?
By taking a look at $EVII’s WISE vehicle specifications and the GSA’s minimum requirements for these innovative vehicles, The Dean thinks that $EVII could be in line for government contracts—a huge catalyst that investors are waiting for in green technologies.
Stay tuned because The Dean will be teaching the CollegeStock Community another lesson about $EVII soon.
since the split/symbol change both SLPO and EVII are based in Las Vegas, with a common principle and former restaurant manager named Mehboob Charania. this smells of a battery maker and it’s only stated battery customer in collusion to generate false hopes about their products in order to seduce green tech shareholders and qualify for government stimulus grants. students may want to avoid both stocks until a third party is able to verify that both companies are actually producing something useful.