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Cold War Contrarian Stock Boom 5 Reasons This Could Be Your #1 Pick to Profit From Lithium Despite a

Cold War Contrarian Stock Boom 5 Reasons This Could Be Your #1 Pick to Profit From Lithium Despite a Crashing Market Dear Investor, Lithium is surging in value right now, as governments and car makers alike realize there’s not enough lithium available to fill the demand for electric vehicles. The supply-demand imbalance is creating a rabid market for lithium mining operations across the globe and setting the lithium sector up as a safe-haven of profits in the midst of a falling market and a looming recession. And with China dominating the lithium-battery supply chain, the U.S. and Europe are scrambling to find domestic, or at least West-friendly, sources of supply. That’s where Grounded Lithium comes in. As you’re about to see, Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() has everything Western governments and car makers are looking for in a lithium miner. Here, now, are 5 reasons why you need to consider Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() as your #1 pick to leverage the global scramble for lithium and potentially profit during a down market. Reason #1: A District-scale Property With Proven Lithium Grounded Lithium’s Kindersley project is a district-scale project spanning more than 230 square miles. It is located in the uber-safe mining jurisdiction of Saskatchewan, which is consistently rated one of the best jurisdictions for mining in the world. Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() has already established that its properties have all markings of hosting multiple, large-scale lithium brine reservoirs. Indeed, tests of wells on Kindersley have already confirmed lithium concentrations of 74 mg/l with excellent flow rates. Based on these facts, Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() believes it can quickly build upon its current 2.9-million-tonne lithium carbonate equivalent resource and achieve a market cap similar to its peers with higher market capitalizations. In a world desperate for lithium, having a large, viable lithium resource could make the company an investment opportunity that could defy the market. [An overhead view of a lithium source]( Reason #2: On Trend With Proven Lithium Resources Those peers include E3 Lithium and Prairie Lithium. E3 Lithium controls the Clearwater project, which is on the Leduc Formation trend with Kindersley in central-east Alberta. The Clearwater project has an inferred lithium carbonate equivalent resource of 24.3 million tonnes. Prairie Lithium’s properties are also on trend with Kindersley. They are located on the Leduc Formation in southeast Saskatchewan and have an inferred resources of 4.1 million tonnes of LCE. Prairie Lithium is a private company, but E3 Lithium is a public company with a greater-than C$100 million market cap. If Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() can improve upon its own 2.9-million tonne-LCE resource at its property, it could see its market cap reset to similar levels as E3, even the face of a bear market. [Download Free Report]( Reason #3: Car Companies Want Canadian Lithium One of the reasons E3 Lithium has such a high valuation is that car companies have been demonstrating their interest in Canadian-based lithium operations. In recent months, both Volkswagen and Mercedes Benz have signed memorandums of understanding with the Canadian government to secure supplies of critical minerals in that country including lithium. These deals got made because the car companies are realizing that they have to secure sources of lithium to stabilize their battery supply chains. They can’t rely strictly on China. In this environment, companies like Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF](), if they can prove up significant, brine-hosted lithium resources, are going to be in demand from companies like VW and Mercedes looking to vertically integrate their supply chains. They’ll also be potential outliers of profits amid a bear market and recession. [Ball and chain: U.S. and China]( Reason #4: Management Team With Experience in Natural Resources One key advantage Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() brings to the table is a management team with a wealth of experience managing natural resources companies. It starts with President and CEO Gregg Smith, who has led multi-disciplinary teams in oil and gas plays that generated early land positions and focused on methodologies that created superior production outcomes. That included a stint at Petrobakken where he grew production from 2,000 barrels of energy per day (“boed”) to 50,000 boed. Then there’s VP of Geophysics and IT Wayne Gaskin. He has 30 years combined experience in the oil and gas and mining industries and has been staff geophysicist for domestic and international oil and gas operators. Finally, there’s Geoff Speers, Grounded Lithium’s VP of Exploration, who has led multiple large-scale exploration and development programs for drilling and completion of over 300 wellbores. This collective experience matters because Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() is pursuing lithium-brine resources that occur in conjunction with oil and gas plays. The same methods used to find oil and gas plays in the Leduc Formation can be used to find lithium-brine reservoirs. This team gives Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() a decided advantage as it looks to potentially deliver profits in a falling market. [Download Free Report]( Reason #5: Tight Share Structure On top of all these reasons why Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() should be your #1 pick for lithium is its relatively tight share structure. The company currently just has 57 million shares outstanding. That means that good news on the exploration front and continued bullishness in the lithium sector should find Grounded Lithium’s share price extremely responsive to the upside and potentially providing a bear-market-busting oasis of profits. Start your due diligence today. Consider that Grounded Lithium’s current market cap is just C$18 million. That’s less than 20% of sector peer E3 Lithium. The only thing that stands between them is that E3 Lithium has a larger defined lithium resource. And the team at Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() believes strongly that it can improve upon its 2.9-million-tonne reservoir of lithium carbonate equivalent at Kindersley. In other words, with just a bit more drilling Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() could have a material lithium resource in mining-friendly Saskatchewan that’s exactly what car companies like VW and Mercedes Benz are looking for. To learn more about the exciting opportunity Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]() offers early investors despite a recession and falling market, [click here](. Sincerely, [Lee Bellinger signature]( Lee Bellinger, Editor Off-Grid Confidential [Download Free Report]( IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: All investments are subject to risk, which must be considered on an individual basis before making any investment decision. This paid advertisement includes a stock profile of Grounded Lithium Corp. (OTC: GRDAF) Off Grid Confidential is an investment newsletter being advertised herein. This paid advertisement is intended solely for information and educational purposes and is not to be construed under any circumstances as an offer to buy or sell, or as a solicitation to buy or sell, any securities. In an effort to enhance public awareness, OTC: GRDAF provided advertising agencies with a total budget of approximately $1,355,289 to cover the costs associated with creating, printing and distribution of this advertisement January 2023 – March 2023. Payor has represented to advertising agencies in writing that this advertising campaign is funded by OTC: GRDAF, to be profiled in this advertisement after Off Grid Confidential conducted an investigation of the company and its management. Off Grid Confidential was paid $35,000 as a research fee. In addition, Off Grid Confidential may receive subscription revenue in the future from new subscribers as a result of this advertisement. The advertising agencies will retain any excess sums after all expenses are paid. During the period of time this advertisement is being disseminated, neither Off Grid Confidential, the advertising agencies, nor their respective officers, principals, or affiliates (as defined in the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Rule 501(b) promulgated thereunder) and will, receive or sell such securities of Grounded Lithium Corp. for not less than 90 days following the conclusion of this advertising campaign. The Payor has represented in writing to Off Grid Confidential and the advertising agencies that neither it nor its officers, principals, or affiliates (as defined in the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Rule 501(b) promulgated thereunder) owns or beneficially owns any securities of the OTC: GRDAF or will purchase, receive, or sell any such securities for not less than 90 days following the conclusion of this advertising campaign. 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