【Expert Opinion】Stock Market Has Bottomed Out... Now Is the Time to Buy 'Electric Vehicle-Related Stocks'

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As electric vehicle sales surge in major European countries, expectations for a sharp rise in electric vehicle-related parts stocks are growing.

According to reports from major overseas media, Germany's electric vehicle sales increased by 138.4% compared to the same month last year, while France and the UK saw increases of 160.1% and 145.5%, respectively.

This is analyzed as a rapid increase in sales following the full-scale implementation of Europe's carbon emission regulations.

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Moreover, domestic electric vehicle sales have increased fivefold compared to last year, and sales targets have also been revised upward. In the North American market, Tesla's electric vehicle sales are performing well, so parts supply is also expected to increase significantly.

In the case of this stock, it was only 2,900 KRW a week ago but recorded a high of 4,195 KRW this week, achieving a one-week return of 30.8%. Experts say that a 30% rise is nothing as the full-scale electric vehicle era opens.

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Jeon Jeong-hyun, an expert at the securities specialized broadcast ITBC Stock, advised, "Tesla's electric vehicle sales are steadily increasing, and the increase in the proportion of electric vehicles due to Europe's carbon emission regulations will be significantly reflected. If you don't buy now, you will definitely regret it."

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Stocks of interest: Hanguk Alcohol, DPC, Paru, GH New Materials, Mico

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