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How is Trump Changing The Energy Industry?

A newly issued Executive Order (#13817) regarding America’s energy sector stated that the United States is too heavily reliant on lithium imports. Trump’s Interior Department further commented that because of lithium’s importance to our Nation’s security
AND economic prosperity, the industry will get continued support from the capital, putting America’s Lithium production on notice.
The government’s strategy to decrease America’s dependence on foreign oil has been working, and now they’re putting the same mechanisms in place to make sure we produce our own lithium to keep up with skyrocketing demand, which is set to increase over 1,300% over the next two years.
Companies that are poised for the biggest gains are ones like American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF), which has access to the largest lithium mine in America, owning 20,000 acres throughout the Fish Lake Valley and Tonopah.
Mining is once again the fastest growing sector of the economy and companies like American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF), which recently rose a staggering 344% over a 12-month period, is one of many lithium stocks moving the metal to new heights on stock markets across the globe.

New Mining Technology Doubles Production
Until recently, only Australia has been able to meet growing lithium demand, accounting for 40% of worldwide production the last few years. This has shaken up the industry, leaving many in the search to discover how they’ve been able to advance production efficiencies in an industry typically slow to change. Just last year lithium markets received their answer, when it was discovered that a clay stone extraction method had been developed by Global Geoscience of Australia. When the report got out, Global Geoscience went from $0.07 to $0.50 per share on the Aussie market. That’s over 700%… before mining any lithium!

Unique Tech Gives ONE Company a Head Start on Competition
The largest lithium miners have been slow to adapt this technology, and Australia is still on pace to be the biggest producer in 2018. However, with increased production now mandated for America, things are about to rapidly change.
American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF) is built from the ground up with Global Geoscience mining technology. Which is why the U.S. market is pointing towards LIACF as being the next star of the country’s lithium mining sector.

American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF) has been bootstrapped by mining entrepreneurs and executives who have built a small cap mining enterprise with groundbreaking technology that will change the industry for 50 years.
Energy Dominance Includes Lithium
One unknown heading into Trump’s first term was being able to answer his campaign promises concerning our energy resources. We got those answers fast, as he re-opened Alaska’s oil production and increased leases for miners from all energy sectors, including coal, natural gas and oil across the country. When it comes to energy, Trump’s #1 goal is to ensure America’s “energy dominance,” and he’s confirmed he wants lithium to be a major part of that equation.*

Donald Trump’s executive order, recently adding lithium to our “critical” minerals list is changing the mining industry.** For a country that’s been importing lithium for decades and sitting on its resources, domestic mining and production is locked-and-loaded for all time highs. We’ve witnessed the White House move markets before, and now we are about to see U.S. lithium production take off like never before.
Donald Trump holds no punches, but I don’t have to tell you that. He’s been continually pressuring OPEC and Saudi Arabia to oil increase production in an attempt to lower fuel prices and recently announced a plan to make cheap ethanol available all year round. Coincidentally, while pressuring the Middle East, Trump has put the U.S. on a path to be the biggest petroleum producer in the world. Now he’s pressuring American companies to produce more lithium, and there are only a few positioned to meet soaring demand.

Donald Trump understands the importance of the industries that rely on exports for growth. This has been making daily headlines recently with our ongoing tit-for-tat tariff battles with foreign governments like China, in order to ensure our products are competitive in markets abroad. One of Trump’s favorite sectors is the automotive industry, and this new Executive Order is squared directly on keeping our Motor City competitive for years to come.
What Trump knows is what markets are finally coming to realize, and that is in order for the Motor City to survive, we are going to have to supply the world market with electric cars, due to changing laws and regulations throughout the developed world. This requires a four-fold increase in lithium production over the next two years, and Trump is determined we that we don’t fall behind the rest of the world in producing our own energy resources.
The American Case For Lithium
During my 25-year career researching energy markets, I’ve rarely seen an opportunity with so many market predictors pointing towards such massive growth as I do with lithium. And over the last few years, I’ve began to identify how closely the lithium market tracks the steel and oil booms of the 20th century.
Getting into lithium markets now could give you the great returns, but you shouldn’t be looking at lithium as a short-term investment, because lithium is the energy of the future with huge long term growth locked-in. The biggest challenge is knowing where to look. Because lithium’s growth will continue over the next 5, 10 and even 25 years, you want to make investments that will sustain scalable returns for years to come.
In order to meet Executive Order No. 13817 making lithium a “critical resource,” U.S. mining companies are mandated to increase lithium production 1,700% from current levels. This is also required if Ford, Chevrolet and Chrysler want to survive, and if they want to continue to supply the world market with automobiles. India and China are both going completely electric over the next 10 years and Europe is set to do the same by 2040.
As lithium demand grows exponentially over the next few years and production continues to receive strong support from our federal government, the timing is now to invest in lithium.

Lithium Production: Getty Images
* Seskus, Tony (2017). Trump’s goal of ‘energy dominance’ could change the global balance of power.
** Blamey, Andy (2018). US finalizes ‘critical’ minerals list, includes cobalt, lithium, PGMs. S&P Global.
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THIS REPORT/ADVERTORIAL (“ADVERTORIAL”) IS A PAID COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENT AND IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. Neither The Trading Letter nor Daryl Thompson (“Endorser) is making a recommendation that the securities of the companies profiled or discussed on this website should be purchased, sold or held by readers that learn of the profiled companies through this website. This Advertorial was paid for by issuer via third party in an effort to enhance public awareness of American Lithium Corp. and its securities. TheTradingLetter.com has or will receive $65,000 in cash in connection with this effort. Endorser has or will receive compensation in the form of leads valued at approximately $1,000 that are expected to result in additional subscription revenue in connection with this effort. Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser currently holds the securities of American Lithium Corp. and do not currently intend to purchase such securities. Endorser is solely responsible for and has ultimate authority over the Advertorial and contents of the statements contained in this Advertorial. This Advertorial is based exclusively on information generally available to the public and does not contain any material, non-public information. Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser warrants the accuracy of such information. Certain statements contained in this Advertorial may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and 21E of the Exchange Act of 1934. Forward-looking statements often include words such as "believes," "anticipates," "estimates," “expects," "projects,” “intends,” or other similar expressions of future performance or conduct. Forward-looking statements are based on expectations, estimates, and projections at the time the statements are made and are not statements of historical fact. They involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from those presently anticipated. There is no guarantee that past performance will be indicative of future results. Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser undertakes an obligation to update forward-looking statements in light of new information or future events. Readers can review all public SEC filings made by the featured company at https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html.
Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser are licensed in the securities industry in any manner. Please review all investment decisions with a licensed investment advisor.
Sponsored
Recent Government Intervention Could Net Investors a FORTUNE
How is Trump Changing The Energy Industry?

A newly issued Executive Order (#13817) regarding America’s energy sector stated that the United States is too heavily reliant on lithium imports. Trump’s Interior Department further commented that because of lithium’s importance to our Nation’s security
AND economic prosperity, the industry will get continued support from the capital, putting America’s Lithium production on notice.
The government’s strategy to decrease America’s dependence on foreign oil has been working, and now they’re putting the same mechanisms in place to make sure we produce our own lithium to keep up with skyrocketing demand, which is set to increase over 1,300% over the next two years.
Companies that are poised for the biggest gains are ones like American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF), which has access to the largest lithium mine in America, owning 20,000 acres throughout the Fish Lake Valley and Tonopah.
Mining is once again the fastest growing sector of the economy and companies like American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF), which recently rose a staggering 344% over a 12-month period, is one of many lithium stocks moving the metal to new heights on stock markets across the globe.

New Mining Technology Doubles Production
Until recently, only Australia has been able to meet growing lithium demand, accounting for 40% of worldwide production the last few years. This has shaken up the industry, leaving many in the search to discover how they’ve been able to advance production efficiencies in an industry typically slow to change. Just last year lithium markets received their answer, when it was discovered that a clay stone extraction method had been developed by Global Geoscience of Australia. When the report got out, Global Geoscience went from $0.07 to $0.50 per share on the Aussie market. That’s over 700%… before mining any lithium!

Unique Tech Gives ONE Company a Head Start on Competition
The largest lithium miners have been slow to adapt this technology, and Australia is still on pace to be the biggest producer in 2018. However, with increased production now mandated for America, things are about to rapidly change.
American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF) is built from the ground up with Global Geoscience mining technology. Which is why the U.S. market is pointing towards LIACF as being the next star of the country’s lithium mining sector.

American Lithium Corp (OTCQB:LIACF) has been bootstrapped by mining entrepreneurs and executives who have built a small cap mining enterprise with groundbreaking technology that will change the industry for 50 years.
Energy Dominance Includes Lithium
One unknown heading into Trump’s first term was being able to answer his campaign promises concerning our energy resources. We got those answers fast, as he re-opened Alaska’s oil production and increased leases for miners from all energy sectors, including coal, natural gas and oil across the country. When it comes to energy, Trump’s #1 goal is to ensure America’s “energy dominance,” and he’s confirmed he wants lithium to be a major part of that equation.*

Donald Trump’s executive order, recently adding lithium to our “critical” minerals list is changing the mining industry.** For a country that’s been importing lithium for decades and sitting on its resources, domestic mining and production is locked-and-loaded for all time highs. We’ve witnessed the White House move markets before, and now we are about to see U.S. lithium production take off like never before.
Donald Trump holds no punches, but I don’t have to tell you that. He’s been continually pressuring OPEC and Saudi Arabia to oil increase production in an attempt to lower fuel prices and recently announced a plan to make cheap ethanol available all year round. Coincidentally, while pressuring the Middle East, Trump has put the U.S. on a path to be the biggest petroleum producer in the world. Now he’s pressuring American companies to produce more lithium, and there are only a few positioned to meet soaring demand.

Donald Trump understands the importance of the industries that rely on exports for growth. This has been making daily headlines recently with our ongoing tit-for-tat tariff battles with foreign governments like China, in order to ensure our products are competitive in markets abroad. One of Trump’s favorite sectors is the automotive industry, and this new Executive Order is squared directly on keeping our Motor City competitive for years to come.
What Trump knows is what markets are finally coming to realize, and that is in order for the Motor City to survive, we are going to have to supply the world market with electric cars, due to changing laws and regulations throughout the developed world. This requires a four-fold increase in lithium production over the next two years, and Trump is determined we that we don’t fall behind the rest of the world in producing our own energy resources.
The American Case For Lithium
During my 25-year career researching energy markets, I’ve rarely seen an opportunity with so many market predictors pointing towards such massive growth as I do with lithium. And over the last few years, I’ve began to identify how closely the lithium market tracks the steel and oil booms of the 20th century.
Getting into lithium markets now could give you the great returns, but you shouldn’t be looking at lithium as a short-term investment, because lithium is the energy of the future with huge long term growth locked-in. The biggest challenge is knowing where to look. Because lithium’s growth will continue over the next 5, 10 and even 25 years, you want to make investments that will sustain scalable returns for years to come.
In order to meet Executive Order No. 13817 making lithium a “critical resource,” U.S. mining companies are mandated to increase lithium production 1,700% from current levels. This is also required if Ford, Chevrolet and Chrysler want to survive, and if they want to continue to supply the world market with automobiles. India and China are both going completely electric over the next 10 years and Europe is set to do the same by 2040.
As lithium demand grows exponentially over the next few years and production continues to receive strong support from our federal government, the timing is now to invest in lithium.

Lithium Production: Getty Images
* Seskus, Tony (2017). Trump’s goal of ‘energy dominance’ could change the global balance of power.
** Blamey, Andy (2018). US finalizes ‘critical’ minerals list, includes cobalt, lithium, PGMs. S&P Global.
ADVERTISEMENT DISCLAIMER
THIS REPORT/ADVERTORIAL (“ADVERTORIAL”) IS A PAID COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENT AND IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. Neither The Trading Letter nor Daryl Thompson (“Endorser) is making a recommendation that the securities of the companies profiled or discussed on this website should be purchased, sold or held by readers that learn of the profiled companies through this website. This Advertorial was paid for by issuer via third party in an effort to enhance public awareness of American Lithium Corp. and its securities. TheTradingLetter.com has or will receive $65,000 in cash in connection with this effort. Endorser has or will receive compensation in the form of leads valued at approximately $1,000 that are expected to result in additional subscription revenue in connection with this effort. Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser currently holds the securities of American Lithium Corp. and do not currently intend to purchase such securities. Endorser is solely responsible for and has ultimate authority over the Advertorial and contents of the statements contained in this Advertorial. This Advertorial is based exclusively on information generally available to the public and does not contain any material, non-public information. Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser warrants the accuracy of such information. Certain statements contained in this Advertorial may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and 21E of the Exchange Act of 1934. Forward-looking statements often include words such as "believes," "anticipates," "estimates," “expects," "projects,” “intends,” or other similar expressions of future performance or conduct. Forward-looking statements are based on expectations, estimates, and projections at the time the statements are made and are not statements of historical fact. They involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from those presently anticipated. There is no guarantee that past performance will be indicative of future results. Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser undertakes an obligation to update forward-looking statements in light of new information or future events. Readers can review all public SEC filings made by the featured company at https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html.
Neither TheTradingLetter.com nor Endorser are licensed in the securities industry in any manner. Please review all investment decisions with a licensed investment advisor.