Elon Musk has been a lightning rod for bad press and his company is paying the price…
But for all the drama that’s swirling around Elon Musk, recent research (and political action) is showing that no matter what he does, or what Tesla does, they’re not able to negatively impact a huge component that makes Tesla…Tesla.
That huge component is Lithium.
Despite what you may think, Tesla is NOT biggest buyer of American lithium.
The truth is Tesla has just provided a drop in the bucket in the overall market, and recently Donald Trump has signed Executive Order #13817, that truly forges lithium’s place in the U.S. economy.
In order to meet the goals of lithium’s critical metal designation set forth by the Trump administration, domestic production needs to increase over 1,000%. That has many smart investors already taking hold of U.S. lithium markets and reserves, with American Lithium Corp (LIACF) being very wisely positioned to profit.
Lithium: Key To The United States’ Sustainable Future (and Profits)
We’ve all heard about the rest of the world jumping on renewable energy trends well before America and personally, that’s what makes some investment opportunities trendy propositions and not giant opportunities to make a killing.
The fact that America is the biggest market for consumer goods for generations often makes me skeptical of innovations that haven’t carried over to our market. But lithium is different, and so is the future of a rechargeable world run on lithium. The recent response not only by European, but also American manufacturers, shows a rapidly changing lithium-powered infrastructure that is increasingly supported by our society.
Whether we like it or not, energy is transitioning not only across the United States, but also the world. To profit from these changes, one must consider investing in lithium, like Carnegie, Mellon and Rockefeller invested in steel and oil. This natural resource is going to be the one powering future generations.
If you thought the skyrocketing demand in lithium was just from cars, you’d be missing how enormous the lithium market is going to be.
You just need to drive across the interstate lately to notice the wind farms popping up like daisies in numerous parts of the country. If you think you’ve seen enough, just wait: there are twice as many contracted for installation over the next four years. This is primarily due to decreasing production costs and new technology advancements.
And guess what? All that power made from wind farms needs to be stored somewhere, and there’s no better place for it than the lithium-ion battery.
Imagine the power that is going to be held in hundreds of thousands of interconnected battery cells stored in wind turbines across America. Now that the manufactured sized for each one is literally the size of the Eiffel Tower, a massive amount of lithium is going to have to be supplied. Bloomberg recently reported that wind and solar energy have recently hit a trillion watts of capacity in the first half of 2018. And, while it’s taken 40 years to get there, it’s projected to only take 4 more years to double the amount of power to 2 trillion.
In layman’s terms, lithium is taking over the power grid, and that power is stored in lithium. (Hodges, Jeremy (2018). Global green energy capacity surpasses a trillion watts. Bloomberg. Retrieved from https://news.bloombergenvironment.com/environment-and-energy/global-green-energy-capacity-surpasses-a-trillion-watts/)
These industries are already worth quite a lot of dough, too. In addition to the $1.0 trillion EV industry, wind and solar have incurred $2.3 trillion in investments and are projected to add another $1.3 trillion by 2023.
The lithium market will grow rapidly, and once it does, it might be too late. As soon as more applications come online, like the expanding railroad in the late 19th century and automobiles in the early 20th century, large corporations will have cornered the market.
That’s why researching a company like American Lithium Corp (LIACF) now gives you the most leverage ahead and just might be the stock you’re telling your grandkids about, when you’re paying for their college.
The worldwide energy transformation will continue to use a variety of energy resources, but more than ever, we’re relying on lithium to meet our growing energy needs. Investors are beginning to identify this opportunity, and those who are able to see history repeating itself will discover a windfall of profits for at least a generation.
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