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The lithium bubble has burst, and no class of stocks is more depressed than lithium microcaps. They're trading at 80-90% down from their highs, while the lithium outlook has never been better.

The lithium bubble has burst, and no class of stocks is more depressed than lithium microcaps. They're trading at 80-90% down from their highs, while the lithium outlook has never been better.

Earlier this week, Chinese EV maker SAIC Motor Corporation unveiled the first ever production EV equipped with the much-talked about solid state rechargeable battery.

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Lithium production is about to shed all of its historical shortcomings and transform the industry in the process. There is a company, right now, that’s well on its way to changing the way rechargeable battery grade lithium is produced.

Earlier this week, researchers at the Chung-Ang University in South Korea announced that they had a breakthrough in charge speed and longevity by making precise modifications to a lithium-ion battery’s electrolyte.

Right now, more than ever before, investments are pouring into lithium exploration around the world, and much of the investment capital is being put up by our geopolitical rivals in the Far East — namely, the Chinese Communist Party. 

For those looking for a way to exploit the lithium revolution, which is being compared to the gold rush by some in the mining circles, there is another way, and it takes the concept of lithium production to a completely different level. There is no exploration. No drilling. No testing. Just install the facility, switch it on, and load the lithium for delivery.

Watching the EV cars of today competing against some of the best and fastest offerings from the internal combustion world has been as disheartening as I imagine it was for the people of the horsedrawn era when they first laid eyes on Henry Ford’s Model Ts. As much as they hated to admit it, they knew that their time was over, and another had started. But as a realist, I have to face the facts.

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