Lithium Investments Are About to Pay Off

Back in November I explained that the electrification of everything remained as strong and real as it was when I first mentioned it in 2016... Back in November I explained that the electrification of everything remained as strong and real as it was when I first mentioned it in 2016... The past several years have been tough for speculators in the critical minerals space but contrarian speculators who were able to weather the storm should see much brighter days ahead even as lithium prices hit a four-year low. [Outsider Club logo] Lithium Investments Are About to Pay Off [Gerardo Del Real Photo] By [Gerardo Del Real]( Written Jan. 13, 2020 Back in November I explained that the electrification of everything remained as strong and real as it was when I first mentioned it in 2016. I also told you that the better names in the lithium space had likely bottomed and that 2020 should provide relief for companies that managed to advance assets in a meaningful way. Here’s a chart of Lithium Americas during the past three months: [lac 1month chart] Here’s a chart of Orocobre: [orocobre 1 month chart] [$1 Stock Set to Soar $8 in the Weeks Ahead]( Get the stock market’s biggest bang for your buck… Every $1 share you buy of this small mining company could make you $8. This company is in a unique position to supply an extremely rare resource. And shares are poised to soar on runaway demand from America’s biggest defense technologies — jets, submarines, aircraft carriers, and missiles. How many $1 shares will you be holding when this stock takes off? [Click here to watch my new video.]( Even tiny juniors like Advantage Lithium are catching a bid from recent all-time lows: [advantage lithium 3 month chart] The rebound is a brief respite from a brutal 2019 that ended with Nemaska Lithium being forced to file for bankruptcy protection. Nemaska wasn’t the only company that faced challenges. SQM was dealt a blow when Chile’s environmental court upheld a complaint about the company’s use of water in the Atacama, raising doubts about the timeframe for its upcoming expansions in the region. SQM had planned to increase its total chemical output to 65,000 tonnes by the end of 2020. It didn’t help that prices for the lithium carbonate index and the hydroxide index were down 35.2% and 38.9% respectively, according to Benchmark Mineral Intelligence. [benchmark lithium price index] [Tesla’s Death Toll]( A Tesla on autopilot crashed into another vehicle, leaving several critically injured last week. Not only that... the Tesla’s battery exploded! This isn’t the first time, and it won’t be the last. Just over the past month, Tesla’s dealt with at least three crashes, leaving three dead. Tesla’s stock will continue rollercoasting on the market. If you ask me, this stock is just way too volatile. But there’s an under-the-radar stock — a $3-a-share company — that could possibly overtake Tesla’s dominance. It calls its product “Blue Gas,” and only 11,000 vehicles are powered by it today. In the next few years alone, there will be over 10 million “Blue Gas” vehicles on the road Folks, we’re on the ground floor. Jeff Bezos, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, and many others have poured billions into the coming “Blue Gas” revolution and it could grow by 11,666%. [Click here now to get this $3 stock.]( On the demand side, there are challenges but there are also green shoots. Despite an underperforming 2019, China has renewed its commitment to reach 2 million electric vehicles in 2020. Tesla — with stock reaching all-time highs — announced initial production from its Gigafactory 3 in December. Tesla broke ground on its Gigafactory 3 in Shanghai in early 2019. Less than a year later, the company is producing sales-ready Tesla Model 3s. Tesla’s success in China bodes well for its plans in Germany as it prepares for the construction phase of Gigafactory 4 in Berlin. Jeep has announced plans to offer all-electric versions of its models in 2022 and Volkswagen’s target of 1 million electric cars is expected to be reached end of 2023, two years earlier than previously predicted. The Volkswagen brand expects 1.5 million electric cars to be produced in 2025. The company has also announced plans to develop, test, and produce battery cells. A battery cell factory with a capacity of 16 gigawatt-hours is to be developed in Salzgitter in 2020. The start of production is planned for the end of 2023/beginning of 2024 and the company has entered into a joint venture with the Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt. Why using a $100 bill could make you a “CRIMINAL”! As cash disappears from America’s economy, a new $100 trillion opportunity opens up for smart investors. Way bigger than 5G... electric cars... and crypto... COMBINED! [Go HERE for details.]( Hyundai, which boasted a lineup that included 24 electric models in 2019, will expand to 13 hybrids, six plug-in hybrids, 23 battery electric vehicles, and two fuel-cell electric vehicles by 2025, for a total of up to 44 vehicles by 2025. Meanwhile, Apple, anticipating potential shortages, is trying to change the way electronics are recycled with a robot that disassembles its iPhone so that minerals can be recovered and reused. Apple’s Daisy robot breaks apart iPhones so that 14 minerals, including lithium, can be extracted and recycled. Apple is already using recycled tin, cobalt, and rare earths in some of its products, with plans to add to that list. Daisy can tear apart 200 iPhones per hour. The components are then sent off to recyclers for the minerals to be extracted and refined. While the recycling facility here in Austin is a step in the right direction, even Apple admits that there is a need for new mines if supply is to keep up with demand. The past several years have been tough for speculators in the critical minerals space but contrarian speculators who were able to weather the storm should see much brighter days ahead even as lithium prices hit a four-year low. In the words of hockey great Wayne Gretzky, “skate to where the puck is going, not where it has been.” To your wealth, [gerardo-sig] Gerardo Del Real Editor, [Junior Mining Monthly]( and [Junior Mining Trader](. For the past decade, Gerardo Del Real has worked behind-the-scenes providing research, due diligence and advice to large institutional players, fund managers, newsletter writers and some of the most active high net worth investors in the resource space. Now, he is bringing his extensive experience to the public through [Outsider Club](, [Junior Mining Monthly](, and [Junior Mining Trader](. For more about Gerardo, check out his [editor page](. *Follow Outsider Club on [Facebook]( and [Twitter](. Enjoy reading this article? 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