- Volta has a differentiated business model generating sustainable and lucrative returns for shareholders.
- The rise of EV on-the-go charging creates a potential competitive lead for Volta.
- It has 30% short-term upside (target price $6.20) and 150% long-term upside (target price $12) potential from its current "dip."
- The current oil price surge, EV policy boost, and upcoming earnings call are key catalysts.
- However, Volta needs to sustain its competitive edge and cope with technological changes in the long run.
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Volta: A Differentiated 'Dip' To Buy