Electric Vehicles

Electric vehicles replace the engine and fuel tank with a motor and a battery pack, which rewrites both the supply chain and the cost structure of a car. Battery cost and charging convenience set the pace of adoption.

124 stocks

EV Charging Infrastructure

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	Theme Stocks	% of Portfolio	Status
1951	SCM SG Capital Management Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$5.77M	0	–	Closed
1952	SFM Signature Financial Management Norfolk, Virginia	$0	-$185K	0	–	Closed
1953	SBCM Silver Bridge Capital Management Boston, Massachusetts	$0	-$1.53M	0	–	Closed
1954	SCM SIR Capital Management New York	$0	-$4.97M	0	–	Closed
1955	Smith Salley Wealth Management Greensboro, North Carolina	$0	-$354K	0	–	Closed
1956	TAM Taurus Asset Management New York	$0	-$408K	0	–	Closed
1957	TIM TBP Investments Management Dallas, Texas	$0	-$2.5M	0	–	Closed
1958	TMC Trellus Management Company Delray Beach, Florida	$0	-$2.13M	0	–	Closed
1959	TSWM Triangle Securities Wealth Management Raleigh, North Carolina	$0	-$186K	0	–	Closed
1960	TCM Tygh Capital Management Portland, Oregon	$0	-$1.91M	0	–	Closed
1961	UBS O'Connor Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$11.2M	0	–	Closed
1962	V ValueWorks New York	$0	-$5.48M	0	–	Closed
1963	VF Virtu Financial New York	$0	-$2.17M	0	–	Closed
1964	WCM Waterstone Capital Management St. Louis Park, Minnesota	$0	-$34.3M	0	–	Closed
1965	Whale Rock Capital Management Boston, Massachusetts	$0	-$4.5M	0	–	Closed
1966	WIC Woodmont Investment Counsel Nashville, Tennessee	$0	-$200K	0	–	Closed
1967	ZIG Zuckerman Investment Group Chicago, Illinois	$0	-$214K	0	–	Closed