American Lithium (AMLM)
is already up 60% in
the last 60 days.
But the REALLY BIG profits are just ahead.
GM's future depends on it. President Obama has a huge stake in it, too.
UNSTOPPABLE FORCES, humanities' undying commitment to clean up our air, our desires for sustainable energy sources, our quest to break free from Middle Eastern oil, our disgust at high prices at the pump - are catapulting demand for lithium off the charts.
The company's very existence
could depend on it.
Hitachi will supply lithium-ion batteries for GM's hybrid vehicles in 2010 and then sharply raise production to meet surging demand for on onslaught of new gas-electric cars. They're going to need a lot of lithium. And they're not alone.
Besides GM's introduction of its Chevy Volt...
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Stimulus packages in the US and Europe have ignited a frenzy of attention and activity in the hybrid and all-electric car market.
The Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Program for battery development gets $25 BILLION. And this massive cash jolt is igniting lithium-hungry projects left and right.
- Metal Miner tells us, "Johnson Controls and Saft of France are building a battery production facility in Michigan supported by $220 million of state aid in one form or another."
- Privately, GE, ConocoPhillips, and Detroit Edison are said to be driving forces behind the $69 million raised by the lithium-ion battery maker that just signed a deal to supply Chrysler with batteries.
- GM is pinning its comeback on its hybrid, the Chevy Volt, said to hit showrooms late 2010.
- Toyota, the world's largest automaker and hybrid leader, just announced it's switching from nickel-based to lithium-based batteries.
- Tesla Motors, is soon to announce its new all-electric sedan that will rush you from 0 to 60 in just 3.9 seconds.
NASA just awarded a multi-
million dollar contract to
develop the next-generation lithium-ion technology... for launching and operating rovers, landers, astronaut packs, and other functions on the moon.
William Tahil, director of research for Meridian International Research, said in a telephone interview with EV World, "[Lithium] production capacity will double in the next few years."
But he cautions, as it stands now, "...the industry simply can't produce enough lithium to build the hundreds of millions of large-format batteries needed to power the electric cars and plug-in hybrids of the future."
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Demand for lithium is, as you've just seen, red hot with no sign of cooling off any time soon.
It's simple. You own the product everyone demands and you have a successful, profitable business!
To be one of those who profit the most, put American Lithium (AMLM) in your portfolio today. Share price has already jumped 60% in the last 60 days. And the super surge for lithium is just beginning. You could turn $7,500 into $45,000 in a few months.
Lithium is suddenly the most precious element in transportation
Up to 70% of the cost of a lithium-ion battery goes to raw materials, such as lithium. And the batteries for cars are expensive.
For instance, the lithium-ion battery in GM's 2010 Volt hybrid costs $21,000. That translates into a lot of money for lithium.
| Expected to replace gasoline |
The National Alliance for Advanced Transportation Battery Cell Manufacture reports,
"Lithium-ion batteries are anticipated to replace gasoline as the primary source of energy in future cars and military vehicles."It's all because lithium is the lightest metal on earth, enabling batteries to get smaller, and at the same time, more powerful.
2 ways to invest in lithium
There's a smart way and a dumb way to invest in lithium. The world's biggest lithium producer is Chile, a government often quite critical of the United States, and a scary place for investors to be. Another source of lithium is Bolivia, even scarier for investors than Chile.
The smart way to play lithium is right here at home, in the USA. That's because what could be the second largest lithium deposit in the world is right here on our soil, in Nevada. And get this...
American Lithium is the only US company looking for lithium in the US and the company has a major stake in this lithium-rich region, known as Nevada's Montezuma Valley. The company owns 16,000 acres here.
Go about 25 miles east of the California-Nevada border, then go 35 miles southwest of Tonopah, Nevada and you'll find American Lithium's 16,000 acres of wealth.
The end of the rainbow weights 700 million kg
700 million kg of lithium is estimated to be sitting in Nevada's Montezuma Valley. Early estimates show this lithium deposit is the second-largest in the world.
And American Lithium is all set to turn their Nevada lithium resources into one of the world's most important and reliable lithium carbonate sources suitable for top-grade batteries.
$1,500,000,000 for lithium by 2015
The USGS reports overall demand for lithium is growing about 5% each year. Look closer at this report and you see demand growing by 20% a year for lithium destined for batteries, a market now worth more than $4 billion.
But when you look at the report even closer you see...
The automotive market alone is on pace to spend $1.5 billion on lithium by 2015.
And with President Obama promising one million American-made hybrid vehicles on the road by 2015, the demand surge for lithium has legs.
| Lithium in control |
Japan and China are already battling it out for lithium in South America. Leo Lewis, Asia Business Correspondent for TimesOnline writes:
"The flurry of ruthlessly competitive diplomatic and corporate overtures to Bolivia from both Tokyo and Beijing is driven by the same dream, ultimate control of the future global market for electric vehicles."
And America has lithium right here in America, in Utah, about 25 east of the California-Nevada border. Buy American Lithium and Minerals today. Put shares in your portfolio now, while you can get them cheap.
The trading symbol is AMLM.
The profits could be tremendous.
Lithium plays critical roles in an amazing array of miracle products: pharmaceuticals, aerospace alloys, ceramics, glass, lubricants, greases, and much more, including refrigeration, silver solder, textiles, propellants, the production of synthetic rubber, and of course, batteries.
Lithium-ion batteries power six out of 10 cell phones worldwide (that's billions of phones) and nine of 10 laptops (billions more computers). As a result, demand for lithium is strong and steady. And now with the mad rush to hybrids, lithium demand is soaring.
Buy American Lithium (AMLM). Profit expectations are off the charts. The stock just jumped 60% and it could go up another 600% faster than you can say, "I love big fast profits."
| The Miracle Mineral strikes pay dirt again |
Lithium, as the lightest metal on earth, allows more energy to be stored in lighter, smaller spaces than before. That's why the miracle mineral is used in cell phones and computers.
And now, lithium-ion batteries are getting bigger...
... big enough to power cars, trucks, buses, even moon-surface rovers and personal jetpacks used by astronauts.
Demand for lithium is soaring and there's only one US stock even looking for this miracle mineral inside our borders -- American Lithium and Minerals (AMLM).
Buy this stock.
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