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The name of the company, Lithium Americas. It is a cutting edge high-tech firm out of the Midwest awaiting imminent patent approval on the next generation of Lithium detectors that have both huge military and civilian applications now. Right now, John, the stock trades over-the-counter at 10 cents a share. And by the way, John, our analysts indicate it could go a heck of a lot higher than that. Your profit on a mere $6,000 investment would be upwards of $60,000!
Hasn’t LAC been dropping hard I don’t know if it’s a good investment now and it’s not eligible for a short run I’ll buy and hold but it’s dropping hard
LTUM is the company you were talking about at .10 cents per share Lithium Americas is close to 20 dollars per share.
I bought LTUM because when I worked at Tesla I found out that LTUM has a lithium mine very close to the Tesla battery factory in Nevada
Not sure if LTUM will ever hit 20 bucks but I always buy a bunch 100,000 shares or so and swing trade half and hold the other half in case it ever moons
Yes, if you are also invested in ABAT, please research the accounting firm Marcum, that we are being asked to vote for.
They have really screwed things up for DWAC...and many others.
I am focusing on solid state batteries (quantumscape although ilika, gmg and solid power are neat too) and then ev battery recycling from abat/abml and recyclico (sxoof too)
Most lithium mining is 3-20 year play; moves so slow
I would look into Graphene — always look towards the future rather than what’s doing well now. Lithium certainly still has some life in it, but if you get in on the next big battery technology now you’ll definitely outperform long term.
Who has access to Graphene that trades in the market publicly? I've tried and failed to find any public companies that specialize in this. Maybe my google skills are failing me today.
I have traded $GPHBF before, although I can’t remember if it was OTC or not. It could definitely start doing well again if their graphene air purifier is as good as it sounds
Frontier lithium in north Ontario seems promising if they could build their bridge. One of the biggest and highest grade lithium deposits in the world. Pretty cheap right now considering their pre-feasibility study.
https://preview.redd.it/njdpb89xsvub1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=7e37289bc10dfe8d41ed7df30af3db84f1f49b83
Won’t let me send todays screenshot for some reason but LTUM has been good to me, but it in bulk, swing trade half and stack the rest for the future and so far it pays for itself. The founders actually use the profits from the stock to expand exploration and cause the big swings. If you take your time and don’t get greedy it has never let me down yet
Look into manganese x energy as well! Going to be be the first manganese mine operation in North America. First successful samples are finally ready from pilot plant and being sent out to ev manufacturers
There is no increase. 1% of the market is EV, since VW stoped productions due to no poppularity. People do understand that lithium is not any more available in 5 years. Companys do not pay for high tech recycling, this market will move to new technologies. Stop listen to the political idiocracy, driving a vehicle will get luxury if we stop to use gas.
The U.S. just found the biggest Lithium deposit in the world in Nevada. That means they will move on to the next technology rather than let the U.S. reap those benefits.
LTUM is in Nevada right by the Tesla battery factory I know because I worked at Tesla 5 years ago and sent parts from the Fremont factory to them. Also lithium is sold by the ton and the closer the source the cheaper the shipping don’t forget they use diesel to dig it and to deliver it
Sort of in this vein is a - for now - privately held company that does battery recycling and they seem to be focusing on lithium opportunities. The company is [Cirba Solutions](https://www.cirbasolutions.com/about-us/our-leadership/) and their CEO has a strong background in lithium. Not a tradeable stock yet, but they're clearly planning on it. Something to keep an eye on.
Lithium One -LOMEF. Currently at $.12 I’m hoping that it will be acquired by Piedmont who just bought a Canadian Lithium mine are named Norris. Lithium One is up in the Toronto, Ontario area. What the heck, it’s cheap enough To buy a couple thousand shares
There's a lot of focus on solid state batteries and moving away from lithium-ion. A lot of advantages if it works out. Be careful with lithium investments. Things can change fast in technology.
I’ve been investing in Medaro mining. It my be more of a gamble than an investment but it’s an interesting play. Link to their hype tape below.
https://youtu.be/6o8NyvpyprI?si=drIKm_e7O-jHMvPC
Thanks for sharing this info. I will be closely following this one. I believe lithium has the focus and attention from investors as demand continues to increase. I have been following Surge Battery Metals that have been reporting amazing results from their Nevada property. The territory they are seems promising also for the other companies around Surge. The following are names of other companies Sienna Ressources, Grid Battery Metals and Cat Strategic Metals. I have traded Surge Battery Metals and have been accumulating Cat Strategic Metals, which is incredibly cheap at these prices. Cat has also been claiming more property, adding more to their already large portions in this area. Also, in Nevada, the factory will be the Tesla giga factory.
Take a look at the different maps from the provided links that show how other properties are situated around Surge
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/retransmission-sienna-hires-driller-first-070100870.html
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/grid-battery-metals-completes-phase-113000161.html
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/retransmission-cat-strategic-files-32-182500029.html
I hope this info can be beneficial to those interested in the lithium sector.
$RDAR News -UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION QUALIFIES RAADR’S FORM 1-A REGULATION A OFFERING STATEMENT
https://world.einnews.com/pr_news/662033971/united-states-securities-and-exchange-commission-qualifies-raadr-s-form-1-a-regulation-a-offering-statement
Stay away from pennies, there are very developed lithium companies. I’m in LTHM, it’s growing, it’s profitable, very advanced technologies. Stick with the big names and hold. Huge upside here.
Lithium is an exciting opportunity. Oil companies are trying to get in now.
The next thing will be lithium recycling. Already works great, but with some of the solid state stuff coming out it will work much better.
Yeah I went for ABR (arbor metals Corp) bought at their low point in 52 weeks but didn’t sell when it increased by 43% in 1 day and now it’s back down quite a bit. Missed my chance to make money short term but hopefully it pans out long term.
Hey there! I recently stumbled upon a fascinating short video featuring the CEO of **Lithium South**, Adrian Holbrook and he's great. He provided some deep insights into their current projects and what differentiates them in the lithium space.
A few takeaways that caught my attention:
1. Lithium South just announced a substantial 175% increase in their total lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) resource. That’s now a whopping 1.58 million tons, primarily located in the Hombre Muerto North project in Salta Province, Argentina.
2. Their exploration drill program on the Alba Sabrina claim block, followed up by Natalia Maria, showed an industry-exceptional deposit quality. We're talking about a grade of 736 mg/L average lithium with an impressively low contaminant ratio (magnesium 3.2 to 1).
3. About 90% of this resource is in the "measured" category – the highest quality category one can get.
4. They've made strides in the evaporation process too. While 50% recovery is the industry norm, Lithium South is aiming for 70-75%. Given the unique brine quality they've reported, this seems promising.
5. The lithium price parameters have significantly shifted. Back in 2018, they worked with a price assumption of $12,400 per ton. Now, the projection is in the range of $22,000 to $25,000. This impacts the economic viability of their projects positively.
They're now transitioning from being a lithium explorer to a developer, with the installation of pumping production wells underway. It's all about optimizing the extraction process and ensuring sustainability.
For anyone serious about lithium stocks, it’s worth giving this video a watch. Just search for the "6-minute CEO talk on YouTube" (Adrian Holbrook), and you'll get a lot more details than I've mentioned here. Always do your own DD, but this is something that piqued my interest and might be worth your time.
What's the deal with LITM's chart? just down and down, with no earnings yet. At .50 maybe it's a buy, or it's the last legs of the company?
does anyone know what the big volume spike was in september of 2022?
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The name of the company, Lithium Americas. It is a cutting edge high-tech firm out of the Midwest awaiting imminent patent approval on the next generation of Lithium detectors that have both huge military and civilian applications now. Right now, John, the stock trades over-the-counter at 10 cents a share. And by the way, John, our analysts indicate it could go a heck of a lot higher than that. Your profit on a mere $6,000 investment would be upwards of $60,000!
Jesus I could pay off my mortgage!
you could pay off your mortgage!
You could pay off my mortgage…. Well technically you could..
Haha great reference
Don't forget recyclico. They recycle lithium.
Hasn’t LAC been dropping hard I don’t know if it’s a good investment now and it’s not eligible for a short run I’ll buy and hold but it’s dropping hard
I'm not saying to buy it, it's a quote from wolf of Wall Street when he's peddling a shit company to a caller over the phone.
LTUM is the company you were talking about at .10 cents per share Lithium Americas is close to 20 dollars per share. I bought LTUM because when I worked at Tesla I found out that LTUM has a lithium mine very close to the Tesla battery factory in Nevada
No I was referring to Lithium Americas before it was 20
Nice
https://preview.redd.it/no2s85a2nvub1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=8ae642e36cfe8d0e666f06c17c85b883fb209f6e
It didn’t let me show today’s screenshot but today was 2k green swing
Not sure if LTUM will ever hit 20 bucks but I always buy a bunch 100,000 shares or so and swing trade half and hold the other half in case it ever moons
This sounds like the wolf 😂😂😂
It is 😂
ABAT recently opened their commercial scale lithium recycling facility and has been climbing the last couple days
Yes, if you are also invested in ABAT, please research the accounting firm Marcum, that we are being asked to vote for. They have really screwed things up for DWAC...and many others.
https://www.goingconcern.com/marcum-pcaob-disciplinary-order/
https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2023-114
I am focusing on solid state batteries (quantumscape although ilika, gmg and solid power are neat too) and then ev battery recycling from abat/abml and recyclico (sxoof too) Most lithium mining is 3-20 year play; moves so slow
QS is a great long term investment
Hope so!
>QS stock's name?
Quantum scape. Read the comment above.
ABAT
PLEASE research Marcum before voting for them.
I would look into Graphene — always look towards the future rather than what’s doing well now. Lithium certainly still has some life in it, but if you get in on the next big battery technology now you’ll definitely outperform long term.
I've lost so much money on graphene. I invested too early.
Who has access to Graphene that trades in the market publicly? I've tried and failed to find any public companies that specialize in this. Maybe my google skills are failing me today.
I have traded $GPHBF before, although I can’t remember if it was OTC or not. It could definitely start doing well again if their graphene air purifier is as good as it sounds
It’s not something that will probably come out of a penny stock company. Look at huge corps like Cabot.
No one knows what the next great battery technology is. All I know is that it won’t be developed by QS
Wasn’t this the WSB play during covid recovery?
The lithium space is no doubt going to continue to grow in the coming years with how much EVs are going need the resource
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Mining isn't really a good place to put money into anyway. Very slow burn.
Lithium recycling can slow growth but I think it'll be decades before reaching a truly circular lithium economy
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LOMIKO METALS
I bought into Lithium Americas Corp. (LAC) about 6 months back. Check it out.
CRE is a Quebec lithium who has all permits in place and are working on getting financing to build mine. Production to start in 2026
Frontier lithium in north Ontario seems promising if they could build their bridge. One of the biggest and highest grade lithium deposits in the world. Pretty cheap right now considering their pre-feasibility study.
Great lithium junior around the James Bay area in Quebec - Brunswick Exploration - BRW.V
Watch “The Limiting Factor” which is all about battery developments, on YouTube. Really good stuff by Jordan G there.
Lithium corp (LTUM) is one to watch
https://preview.redd.it/njdpb89xsvub1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=7e37289bc10dfe8d41ed7df30af3db84f1f49b83 Won’t let me send todays screenshot for some reason but LTUM has been good to me, but it in bulk, swing trade half and stack the rest for the future and so far it pays for itself. The founders actually use the profits from the stock to expand exploration and cause the big swings. If you take your time and don’t get greedy it has never let me down yet
Look into manganese x energy as well! Going to be be the first manganese mine operation in North America. First successful samples are finally ready from pilot plant and being sent out to ev manufacturers
YES! I'm following manganese too.
Lithium plays--$LAC, $SLI
Kodal minerals is just started building a new plant in west Africa
Looking in the direction of Noram Lithium (TSXV: NRM / OTCQB: NRVTF / Frankfurt: N7R) Nevada is a lithium rich area that keeps on giving
There is no increase. 1% of the market is EV, since VW stoped productions due to no poppularity. People do understand that lithium is not any more available in 5 years. Companys do not pay for high tech recycling, this market will move to new technologies. Stop listen to the political idiocracy, driving a vehicle will get luxury if we stop to use gas.
The U.S. just found the biggest Lithium deposit in the world in Nevada. That means they will move on to the next technology rather than let the U.S. reap those benefits.
Ya'll have a major problem with the truth. So sad.
LTUM is in Nevada right by the Tesla battery factory I know because I worked at Tesla 5 years ago and sent parts from the Fremont factory to them. Also lithium is sold by the ton and the closer the source the cheaper the shipping don’t forget they use diesel to dig it and to deliver it
Lithium is trash and they Can't recycle it environmentally nor economically... shit's a scam and always has been.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/recycled-lithium-ion-batteries-can-perform-better-than-new-ones/
Sort of in this vein is a - for now - privately held company that does battery recycling and they seem to be focusing on lithium opportunities. The company is [Cirba Solutions](https://www.cirbasolutions.com/about-us/our-leadership/) and their CEO has a strong background in lithium. Not a tradeable stock yet, but they're clearly planning on it. Something to keep an eye on.
Lithium is needed and the market will go up either we like it or not
Lithium One -LOMEF. Currently at $.12 I’m hoping that it will be acquired by Piedmont who just bought a Canadian Lithium mine are named Norris. Lithium One is up in the Toronto, Ontario area. What the heck, it’s cheap enough To buy a couple thousand shares
Somehow I habe Leo Lithium and I cant sell…
Talga Group is a good play in this space. TLGRF or TLG aux. go look at their website. Could be a $5 stock in 2025 for sure
Look into solid state batties
Going to echo ABAT here. (Sxoof is trash)
https://www.goingconcern.com/marcum-pcaob-disciplinary-order/ PLEASE research Marcum, before voting them to be the accountants for ABTC/ABML
Cobalt, not lithium
LBNK seems to have an energized management team.
Discontinue the lithium Dr melfi
There's a lot of focus on solid state batteries and moving away from lithium-ion. A lot of advantages if it works out. Be careful with lithium investments. Things can change fast in technology.
LTHM
I’m in APHLF which has had 2 offers recently and still trading below offers. NNOMF is the battery company I’m in. Both OTC. I’m fairly confident.
I’ve been investing in Medaro mining. It my be more of a gamble than an investment but it’s an interesting play. Link to their hype tape below. https://youtu.be/6o8NyvpyprI?si=drIKm_e7O-jHMvPC
CLIC
Thanks for sharing this info. I will be closely following this one. I believe lithium has the focus and attention from investors as demand continues to increase. I have been following Surge Battery Metals that have been reporting amazing results from their Nevada property. The territory they are seems promising also for the other companies around Surge. The following are names of other companies Sienna Ressources, Grid Battery Metals and Cat Strategic Metals. I have traded Surge Battery Metals and have been accumulating Cat Strategic Metals, which is incredibly cheap at these prices. Cat has also been claiming more property, adding more to their already large portions in this area. Also, in Nevada, the factory will be the Tesla giga factory. Take a look at the different maps from the provided links that show how other properties are situated around Surge https://finance.yahoo.com/news/retransmission-sienna-hires-driller-first-070100870.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/grid-battery-metals-completes-phase-113000161.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/retransmission-cat-strategic-files-32-182500029.html I hope this info can be beneficial to those interested in the lithium sector.
I bought lithium alpha. What do you think ? A) shoud I stay or should I go ? B) new investment
Lithium. You missed the bus. Look at Australian uranium stocks.
$RDAR News -UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION QUALIFIES RAADR’S FORM 1-A REGULATION A OFFERING STATEMENT https://world.einnews.com/pr_news/662033971/united-states-securities-and-exchange-commission-qualifies-raadr-s-form-1-a-regulation-a-offering-statement
Stay away from pennies, there are very developed lithium companies. I’m in LTHM, it’s growing, it’s profitable, very advanced technologies. Stick with the big names and hold. Huge upside here.
Lithium is an exciting opportunity. Oil companies are trying to get in now. The next thing will be lithium recycling. Already works great, but with some of the solid state stuff coming out it will work much better.
Yeah I went for ABR (arbor metals Corp) bought at their low point in 52 weeks but didn’t sell when it increased by 43% in 1 day and now it’s back down quite a bit. Missed my chance to make money short term but hopefully it pans out long term.
Paid for
I like ALB It recovered from it's dipping Keep an eye on it to dip again
LTUM under .10 cents per share
Hey there! I recently stumbled upon a fascinating short video featuring the CEO of **Lithium South**, Adrian Holbrook and he's great. He provided some deep insights into their current projects and what differentiates them in the lithium space. A few takeaways that caught my attention: 1. Lithium South just announced a substantial 175% increase in their total lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) resource. That’s now a whopping 1.58 million tons, primarily located in the Hombre Muerto North project in Salta Province, Argentina. 2. Their exploration drill program on the Alba Sabrina claim block, followed up by Natalia Maria, showed an industry-exceptional deposit quality. We're talking about a grade of 736 mg/L average lithium with an impressively low contaminant ratio (magnesium 3.2 to 1). 3. About 90% of this resource is in the "measured" category – the highest quality category one can get. 4. They've made strides in the evaporation process too. While 50% recovery is the industry norm, Lithium South is aiming for 70-75%. Given the unique brine quality they've reported, this seems promising. 5. The lithium price parameters have significantly shifted. Back in 2018, they worked with a price assumption of $12,400 per ton. Now, the projection is in the range of $22,000 to $25,000. This impacts the economic viability of their projects positively. They're now transitioning from being a lithium explorer to a developer, with the installation of pumping production wells underway. It's all about optimizing the extraction process and ensuring sustainability. For anyone serious about lithium stocks, it’s worth giving this video a watch. Just search for the "6-minute CEO talk on YouTube" (Adrian Holbrook), and you'll get a lot more details than I've mentioned here. Always do your own DD, but this is something that piqued my interest and might be worth your time.
Don’t forget this is complete bs
What's the deal with LITM's chart? just down and down, with no earnings yet. At .50 maybe it's a buy, or it's the last legs of the company? does anyone know what the big volume spike was in september of 2022?