Nevada Energy Metals Inc. (SSMLF)

Lithium. Powering our Future.

Nevada Energy Metals is a Junior Canadian Exploration company in search of brine based lithium targets in the state of Nevada.

WHY NEVADA?

Nevada enjoys unmatched infrastructure, skilled miners, consistent permitting protocols, relatively low taxes, a social license to operate and a safe operating environment. Nevada is also home to the only brine based producing lithium operation in North America so it’s no wonder Nevada’s “Lithium Hub” is experiencing a frenzied land grab similar to the California’s Gold Rush.

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WHY LITHIUM?

Even in slow global growth or recessionary environments, the increasing number of end uses results in overall lithium demand remaining strong, even as demand for existing uses declines. Notwithstanding global growth or any other factor, two of the most important ways to lessen the effects of climate change rely largely on lithium-ion batteries.

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Lithium fantasies vs. bitter realities

Joe Lowry, often revered as “Mr. Lithium” among investors, recently opined in a tweet, “Convinced ?#lithium supply won’t exceed demand in this decade.” In a sane world, such opinions voiced by a 20-year veteran of the lithium industry should have a chilling effect on the rampant investment that has caused the establishment of over 100 new lithium companies worldwide since the beginning of 2016.

But the trading activity in many of these companies shows that the enthusiasm for lithium stocks is not only unaffected by such sentiment: it seems to have a stimulating effect on punters who feel they might be missing the boat.

Rational investors who are typically better informed than mania-induced deal chasers have already profited from the lithium craze, and in the cases of the most sophisticated, have already moved on to other opportunities.

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That’s not to say that the boat has left the harbor and is now sailing away from the Great Crap Table that is the speculative junior mining business. There is, and will be, hundreds of opportunities for the risk-tolerant who dream of catching a ten-bagger.

I categorize the startup lithium space into three flavours: 1) Advanced; 2) Speculative; and 3) Dreamers.


In the case of the first category, companies are typified by having an early mover advantage (they were lithium companies before 2016), have a seasoned and well regarded management team who have a history of selling mining assets and/or putting them into production, and which are typically trading above $1 a share, having put exploration dollars into the ground, and demonstrated continued potential economic viability of their projects.

This is the realm of the serious lithium investor, who must presume that there is a potential, as per Joe Lowry’s statement at the outset of this article, that lithium prices might not go any higher, and in fact, could return to a baseline around US$6,000 to $7,000 per tonne for grades suitable for battery ingredients.

The second category is where the high-risk, high-impact opportunities still exist. In most cases, these companies became lithium companies in 2016, have projects that are either geologically untested, and/or are “closeology” plays designed to capitalize on the geological advancement of neighbours.

Related
After lithium, is cobalt the next boom?
Money still pouring into junior lithium explorers
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These companies are typically trading well under a dollar, and have management teams that are more experienced with reactivating shell companies and are what I refer to as the “volume business” opportunists who chase the commodity flavour-of-the-day throughout their careers, picking off “scores” or “passes” along the way.

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Not that you can’t make money on this second group. But you have to be agile and quick, and it also helps to have an inside line on what the gameplan of the promotional group behind it is. This is not investing; this is gambling. The only money I direct at such plays is money I can afford to kiss goodbye to without shedding a tear. Not that there is such a thing as a dollar that can afford to be wasted, but there are those among us who are attracted to the potential of an exponential win, even though the odds are not at all in our favour.

The third type of company is the skull and crossbones variety, the pie-in-the-sky, wing-and-a-prayer type of play that is the dregs of the market, that only snags uninformed investment from those who would be better off buying lottery tickets, for those odds are better for making money.

Mark Twain actually gave out some good advice in regard to such companies. He said, “If you want to double your money, take it out of your pocket, fold it in half, and put it back”.

In the case of some lithium juniors, that should be regarded as premium advice.

To find out which lithium juniors fall into which category, subscribe to the Midas Letter Premium Edition. The September edition will be published on Sunday, September 11, 2016.

James West is an investor and the author of the Midas Letter, an investing research report focused on Canadian markets. The views expressed here are his own and are presented for general informational purposes only — they should not be construed as advice to invest in any securities mentioned.

James West and/or associated funds do not own shares in any securities mentioned in this article. For the full Midas Letter disclosure policy, click here. Postmedia and Midas Letter have a revenue sharing arrangement.

.735 Lets go with .74 if we close above this I am guying to buy. Next level of resistance is after this .76 and then there is not much stopping this to run up to .80 again if everything goes Bull. Never Trade in the cloud so I am waiting this could fall back to under .70 Quick. I been reading the post about funding and at this point in LACDF There going to do whatever it takes even if that is voting on stock share dilution . There Managment has figured out ways to bring in cash by giving up discounted future sale prices to companies that give them working cash. I would not be as worried about funding. If I was worried about anything it would the Future of Lithium Prices Demands and Technology.

SSMLF Stock OTC Nevada Energy Metals Inc. (SSMLF)

Lithium fantasies vs. bitter realities




Joe Lowry, often revered as “Mr. Lithium” among investors, recently opined in a tweet, “Convinced ?#lithium supply won’t exceed demand in this decade.” In a sane world, such opinions voiced by a 20-year veteran of the lithium industry should have a chilling effect on the rampant investment that has caused the establishment of over 100 new lithium companies worldwide since the beginning of 2016.

But the trading activity in many of these companies shows that the enthusiasm for lithium stocks is not only unaffected by such sentiment: it seems to have a stimulating effect on punters who feel they might be missing the boat.

Rational investors who are typically better informed than mania-induced deal chasers have already profited from the lithium craze, and in the cases of the most sophisticated, have already moved on to other opportunities.

Subscribe to James West’s Midas Letter for premium insights into Canadian investments

Midas Letter is a monthly journal profiling Canadian emerging companies with best-in-class potential in all sectors. Subscribe today
That’s not to say that the boat has left the harbor and is now sailing away from the Great Crap Table that is the speculative junior mining business. There is, and will be, hundreds of opportunities for the risk-tolerant who dream of catching a ten-bagger.

I categorize the startup lithium space into three flavours: 1) Advanced; 2) Speculative; and 3) Dreamers.


In the case of the first category, companies are typified by having an early mover advantage (they were lithium companies before 2016), have a seasoned and well regarded management team who have a history of selling mining assets and/or putting them into production, and which are typically trading above $1 a share, having put exploration dollars into the ground, and demonstrated continued potential economic viability of their projects.

This is the realm of the serious lithium investor, who must presume that there is a potential, as per Joe Lowry’s statement at the outset of this article, that lithium prices might not go any higher, and in fact, could return to a baseline around US$6,000 to $7,000 per tonne for grades suitable for battery ingredients.

The second category is where the high-risk, high-impact opportunities still exist. In most cases, these companies became lithium companies in 2016, have projects that are either geologically untested, and/or are “closeology” plays designed to capitalize on the geological advancement of neighbours.

Related
After lithium, is cobalt the next boom?
Money still pouring into junior lithium explorers
Podcast: ‘Mr. Lithium’ on the global lithium industry
These companies are typically trading well under a dollar, and have management teams that are more experienced with reactivating shell companies and are what I refer to as the “volume business” opportunists who chase the commodity flavour-of-the-day throughout their careers, picking off “scores” or “passes” along the way.

Advertisement

Not that you can’t make money on this second group. But you have to be agile and quick, and it also helps to have an inside line on what the gameplan of the promotional group behind it is. This is not investing; this is gambling. The only money I direct at such plays is money I can afford to kiss goodbye to without shedding a tear. Not that there is such a thing as a dollar that can afford to be wasted, but there are those among us who are attracted to the potential of an exponential win, even though the odds are not at all in our favour.

The third type of company is the skull and crossbones variety, the pie-in-the-sky, wing-and-a-prayer type of play that is the dregs of the market, that only snags uninformed investment from those who would be better off buying lottery tickets, for those odds are better for making money.

Mark Twain actually gave out some good advice in regard to such companies. He said, “If you want to double your money, take it out of your pocket, fold it in half, and put it back”.

In the case of some lithium juniors, that should be regarded as premium advice.

To find out which lithium juniors fall into which category, subscribe to the Midas Letter Premium Edition. The September edition will be published on Sunday, September 11, 2016.

James West is an investor and the author of the Midas Letter, an investing research report focused on Canadian markets. The views expressed here are his own and are presented for general informational purposes only — they should not be construed as advice to invest in any securities mentioned.

James West and/or associated funds do not own shares in any securities mentioned in this article. For the full Midas Letter disclosure policy, click here. Postmedia and Midas Letter have a revenue sharing arrangement.

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Nevada Energy Metals Announces Randy Avon to Join Advisory Board

PR Newswire

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, September 6, 2016

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, September 6, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. "the Company" (TSX-V: BFF; OTCQB: SSMLF; Frankfurt: A2AFBV) - Rick Wilson, president and CEO is pleased to announce that Randy Avon has joined the Company's Advisory Board. Randy will bring his expertise and vast skillset to assist in the sourcing of new lithium projects in Latin America. Mr. Avon has a proven track record of locating rare business opportunities, negotiating projects as well as joint ventures/option agreements.

About Randy Avon:

Randy is CEO and Managing Director of Asian Pacific Development Corp "Asian Pacific" (APDC), a multinational business development and investment banking company. Asian Pacific, with its global partner network, has completed over 18 billion dollars in global infrastructure projects in 22 nations during the past 3 decades. These projects are mostly public/private partnerships that utilize debt, equity, and cooperative funding. He is also the former CEO of Corporate & Financial Consultants (CFC), Florida Fixed Income Corp, the Ft. Lauderdale Kunshan China as well as the Aruba World Trade Centers and Gateway International Trading Partners LLC. He has served on the board of directors for multiple multi-national companies.

Mr. Avon is a former member of the Florida Legislature, formerly President and CEO of four World Trade Centers and Corporate and Financial Consultants (CFC). CFC completed over $8 Billion of infrastructure projects with E.F.Hutton and Prudential Bache prior to forming APDC. Randy Avon was also a former Florida Legislator, State President of the Florida Jaycees, Charter President of the Florida JCI Senate, and was named one of Florida's Five Outstanding Young Men. He has served as a Presidential Advisor, was the Chairman of the Florida/Colombia Alliance, and was honored by the U.S. State Department with the James McKeithan Award for International achievements in the private sector. He chaired the Organization of American States (OAS) meeting in the United States in 2005 and has been a U.S. delegate to the past four Summits of the Americas.

Mr. Avon's background is deeply rooted in community involvement, civic, and citizen diplomacy achievements.

He served as a distinguished member of the Florida Legislature and was the previous Chairman of the Florida/Colombia Alliance. He has been listed in Marquis' Who's Who in American Politics, Community Leaders of America, Outstanding Young Men of America, Marquis' Who's Who in Finance and Industry, and was named as a recipient of the 2007 Global Leaders Award. He was named one of south Florida's "100 Most Powerful International Leaders" by South Florida CEO Magazine.

About Nevada Energy Metals: http://nevadaenergymetals.com/

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. is a well funded, Canadian based, exploration company who's primary listing is on the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company's main exploration focus is directed at lithium brine targets located in the mining friendly state of Nevada. The Company has ownership of 77 claims in Clayton Valley, only 250m from Rockwood Lithium, the only brine based lithium producer in North America (70% optioned-out to American Lithium Corp (TSX-V: Li). Nevada Energy Metals has also acquired: 100 claims (Teels Marsh West) covering 2000 acres (809 hectares) at Teels Marsh, Mineral County, Nevada, a prospective lithium exploration project, 100% owned without any royalties; the San Emidio Desert lithium project, consisting of 155 claims (approximately 3,100 acres/1255 hectares) in Washoe County, Nevada; the Alkali Lake Project in Esmeralda county, is a 60% earn in option agreement from Dajin Resources Corp (TSX-V: DJI), where near surface lithium values have been confirmed; the Dixie Valley Project consisting of 911 claims covering 73.6 square kilometers/28.4 square miles (7,363 hectares/18,194 acres) of salt marsh playa.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
Rick Wilson, President & CEO

SSMLF Stock Randy Avon

Randy is CEO and Managing Director of Asian Pacific Development Corp “Asian Pacific” (APDC), a multinational business development and investment banking company. Asian Pacific, with its global partner network, has completed over 18 billion dollars in global infrastructure projects in 22 nations during the past 3 decades. These projects are mostly public/private partnerships that utilize debt, equity, and cooperative funding. He is also the former CEO of Corporate & Financial Consultants (CFC), Florida Fixed Income Corp, the Ft. Lauderdale Kunshan China as well as the Aruba World Trade Centers and Gateway International Trading Partners LLC. He has served on the board of directors for multiple multi-national companies.

SSMLF Stock Tesla plans to buy lithium for Gigafactory from nearby Nevada mine

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. (SSMLF) has locations that might be under Future demand. as this company is within close range of property

The electric carmaker may get some of the lithium it needs for its Nevada battery factory from a local mining project.
Tesla plans to buy lithium, a critical ingredient in its batteries, from a mining project that’s under development 200 miles from its battery factory near Reno, Nev.

Pure Energy Minerals, which is leasing the Nevada land for mining, announced the supply agreement with the electric car maker

SSMLF OTC Market Clayton Valley BFF-1 Lithium Project

The Clayton Valley BFF-1 Lithium Project southern boundary lies 250 meters from Albemarle Corporation’s Silver Peak lithium mine and brine processing operations. The mine has been in operation since 1967 and remains the only brine based lithium producer in North America. It is also the location of Pure Energy Minerals’ 816,000 metric tonnes Lithium Carbonate Equivalent (LCE) Inferred Resource NI 43-101 announced in July 2015. Clayton Valley’s centralized location between Nevada and Reno and its highways, access to power, water and labor provide excellent infrastructure for mineral exploration and development. The Clayton Valley BFF-1 Lithium Project is approximately 3.5 hours away from Tesla’s Gigafactory, which has a planned annual lithium-ion battery production capacity of 35 gigawatt-hours per year by 2020.

Clayton Valley is one of the few locations globally known to contain commercial-grade lithium-enriched brine. The Valley is an internally drained closed-basin and is surrounded by mountains, hills and ridges on all sides. It contains an underground unconsolidated water bearing system (or aquifer system) which is host to lithium-enriched brines and is contained by the surrounding rock.

The decision to acquire the project was based on descriptions of geological modeling and historical drilling results (Western Geothermal Ltd) in a report authored by J.B. Hulen, PG, (July 31,2008). Mr. Hulen concluded that shallow thermal-gradient drilling and lithium-exploration drilling by previous operators demonstrated that the area underlying this portion of Clayton Valley contained the valley’s highest subsurface temperatures.


Representation of a Graben (Click to enlarge)

Within the graben (A graben is a depressed block of land bordered by parallel faults) and within the boundary of the claim block , a drill hole by Western Geothermal Partners 2007 logged as WGP#2 reported as follows: “From 280 – to 305 ft., fine grained green sand and silt logged as volcanic ash was encountered. This unit may be correlative to the Main Ash Aquifer, which is a marker bed in other areas of the Clayton Valley Basin.”

On May 17th, 2016, Nevada Energy Metals announced that it has agreed to grant 1074654 Nevada Ltd an Option to acquire a seventy (70%) percent interest in the BFF-1 Clayton Valley Property by making certain Cash Payments, issuing Shares upon completion of a “Going
Public Transaction”, and completing Exploration Expenditures on its property at Silver Peak, Clayton Valley, Nevada.

Following exercise of the Option, the Optionee shall have a seventy (70%) interest in and to the Property, with the Optionor retaining the balance. Thereafter, the parties will work diligently and in good faith to negotiate the terms of a joint venture to advance development of the Property. The joint venture will provide that expenditures on the Property will be funded on a pro rata basis, based upon the respective parties proportionate interest in the Property.

Nevada Energy Metals is planning a detailed exploration program on our Clayton Valley BFF-1 Lithium Project for the fall 2016/winter 2017.

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Nevada Energy Metals hires Fernback as COO

Canadian exploration company Nevada Energy Metals has named Tim Fernback as chief operating officer. His work background includes the investment banking and corporate finance divisions at Western Canada-based brokerage firm Wolverton Securities and the consulting practice at Discovery Capital Corp, a British Columbia venture firm focused on financing and consulting.

PRESS RELEASE

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, September 1, 2016 /PRNewswire/ –Nevada Energy Metals Inc. “the Company” (TSX-V: BFF; OTCQB: SSMLF; Frankfurt: A2AFBV) Rick Wilson, President and CEO, is pleased to announce that effective immediately, Tim Fernback has joined the Company to serve as Chief Operating Officer (COO) for Nevada Energy Metals. Mr. Fernback possesses over twenty years of experience in financing and managing public and private small-cap companies throughout North America. Previously he has held multiple senior executive positions, including oversight of the Investment Banking and Corporate Finance Divisions at Wolverton Securities, formerly Western Canada’s oldest brokerage firm. He was also responsible for the consulting practice at Discovery Capital Corporation, a prominent British Columbia venture capital firm that specializes in financing and consulting.

At Wolverton Securities, Mr. Fernback was responsible for due diligence reviews on corporate clients and investment banking business development relationships for over 6 years. He planned and opened 3 regional offices in western Canada and reviewed and analyzed over 300 corporate clients for funding within the financial services industry raising over $750M. Responsible for over 50 IPOs and over 100 Reverse-Mergers on the TMX and Nasdaq, Mr. Fernback represented Wolverton nationally on various stock exchange committees and industry groups, including the Corporate Finance Advisory Group and Underwriting Groups on various Canadian Exchanges.

Mr. Fernback also currently serves as a Director for several Canadian mining companies. He holds an Honours B.Sc. from McMaster University, and is a graduate of the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia, where he completed a MBA with a concentration in Finance. Mr. Fernback also holds a Certified Professional Accounting Designation (CPA, CMA) and is an active member of many industry and trade organizations in Vancouver.

About Nevada Energy Metals: http://nevadaenergymetals.com/
Nevada Energy Metals Inc. is a well funded, Canadian based, exploration company who’s primary listing is on the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company’s main exploration focus is directed at lithium brine targets located in the mining friendly state of Nevada. The Company has ownership of 77 claims in Clayton Valley, only 250m from Rockwood Lithium, the only brine based lithium producer in North America (70% optioned-out to American Lithium Corp (TSX-V: Li). Nevada Energy Metals has also acquired: 100 claims (Teels Marsh West) covering 2000 acres (809 hectares) at Teels Marsh, Mineral County, Nevada, a prospective lithium exploration project, 100% owned without any royalties; the San Emidio Desert lithium project, consisting of 155 claims (approximately 3,100 acres/1255 hectares) in Washoe County, Nevada; the Alkali Lake Project in Esmeralda county, is a 60% earn in option agreement from Dajin Resources Corp (TSX-V: DJI), where near surface lithium values have been confirmed; the Dixie Valley Project consisting of 911 claims covering 73.6 square kilometers/28.4 square miles (7,363 hectares/18,194 acres) of salt marsh playa.

SSMLFOTC Stock Nevada Energy Metals Inc

Nevada Energy Metals Announces Randy Avon to Join Advisory Board

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, September 6, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. "the Company" (TSX-V: BFF; OTCQB: SSMLF; Frankfurt: A2AFBV) - Rick Wilson, president and CEO is pleased to announce that Randy Avon has joined the Company's Advisory Board. Randy will bring his expertise and vast skillset to assist in the sourcing of new lithium projects in Latin America. Mr. Avon has a proven track record of locating rare business opportunities, negotiating projects as well as joint ventures/option agreements.

About Randy Avon:

Randy is CEO and Managing Director of Asian Pacific Development Corp "Asian Pacific" (APDC), a multinational business development and investment banking company. Asian Pacific, with its global partner network, has completed over 18 billion dollars in global infrastructure projects in 22 nations during the past 3 decades. These projects are mostly public/private partnerships that utilize debt, equity, and cooperative funding. He is also the former CEO of Corporate & Financial Consultants (CFC), Florida Fixed Income Corp, the Ft. Lauderdale Kunshan China as well as the Aruba World Trade Centers and Gateway International Trading Partners LLC. He has served on the board of directors for multiple multi-national companies.

Mr. Avon is a former member of the Florida Legislature, formerly President and CEO of four World Trade Centers and Corporate and Financial Consultants (CFC). CFC completed over $8 Billion of infrastructure projects with E.F.Hutton and Prudential Bache prior to forming APDC. Randy Avon was also a former Florida Legislator, State President of the Florida Jaycees, Charter President of the Florida JCI Senate, and was named one of Florida's Five Outstanding Young Men. He has served as a Presidential Advisor, was the Chairman of the Florida/Colombia Alliance, and was honored by the U.S. State Department with the James McKeithan Award for International achievements in the private sector. He chaired the Organization of American States (OAS) meeting in the United States in 2005 and has been a U.S. delegate to the past four Summits of the Americas.

Mr. Avon's background is deeply rooted in community involvement, civic, and citizen diplomacy achievements.

He served as a distinguished member of the Florida Legislature and was the previous Chairman of the Florida/Colombia Alliance. He has been listed in Marquis' Who's Who in American Politics, Community Leaders of America, Outstanding Young Men of America, Marquis' Who's Who in Finance and Industry, and was named as a recipient of the 2007 Global Leaders Award. He was named one of south Florida's "100 Most Powerful International Leaders" by South Florida CEO Magazine.

About Nevada Energy Metals: http://nevadaenergymetals.com/

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. is a well funded, Canadian based, exploration company who's primary listing is on the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company's main exploration focus is directed at lithium brine targets located in the mining friendly state of Nevada. The Company has ownership of 77 claims in Clayton Valley, only 250m from Rockwood Lithium, the only brine based lithium producer in North America (70% optioned-out to American Lithium Corp (TSX-V: Li). Nevada Energy Metals has also acquired: 100 claims (Teels Marsh West) covering 2000 acres (809 hectares) at Teels Marsh, Mineral County, Nevada, a prospective lithium exploration project, 100% owned without any royalties; the San Emidio Desert lithium project, consisting of 155 claims (approximately 3,100 acres/1255 hectares) in Washoe County, Nevada; the Alkali Lake Project in Esmeralda county, is a 60% earn in option agreement from Dajin Resources Corp (TSX-V: DJI), where near surface lithium values have been confirmed; the Dixie Valley Project consisting of 911 claims covering 73.6 square kilometers/28.4 square miles (7,363 hectares/18,194 acres) of salt marsh playa.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
Rick Wilson, President & CEO

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the contents of this release.

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Nevada Energy Metals Announces Tim Fernback to the Board of Directors as Chief Operating Officer (COO

VANCOUVER, British Columbia , September 1, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. (SSMLF) "the Company" Rick Wilson , President and CEO, is pleased to announce that effective immediately, Tim Fernback has joined the Company to serve asChief Operating Officer (COO) for Nevada Energy Metals(SSMLF). Mr. Fernback possesses over twenty years of experience in financing and managing public and private small-cap companies throughout North America. Previously he has held multiple senior executive positions, including oversight of the Investment Banking and Corporate Finance Divisions at Wolverton Securities, formerly Western Canada's oldest brokerage firm. He was also responsible for the consulting practice at Discovery Capital Corporation, a prominent British Columbia venture capital firm that specializes in financing and consulting.

At Wolverton Securities, Mr. Fernback was responsible for due diligence reviews on corporate clients and investment banking business development relationships for over 6 years. He planned and opened 3 regional offices in western Canada and reviewed and analyzed over 300 corporate clients for funding within the financial services industry raising over $750M. Responsible for over 50 IPOs and over 100 Reverse-Mergers on the TMX and Nasdaq, Mr. Fernback represented Wolverton nationally on various stock exchange committees and industry groups, including the Corporate Finance Advisory Group and Underwriting Groups on various Canadian Exchanges.

Mr. Fernback also currently serves as a Director for several Canadian mining companies. He holds an Honours B.Sc. from McMaster University, and is a graduate of the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia, where he completed a MBA with a concentration in Finance. Mr. Fernback also holds a Certified Professional Accounting Designation (CPA, CMA) and is an active member of many industry and trade organizations in Vancouver.

About Nevada Energy Metals(SSMLF): http://nevadaenergymetals.com/

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. (SSMLF) is a well funded, Canadian based, exploration company who's primary listing is on the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company's main exploration focus is directed at lithium brine targets located in the mining friendly state of Nevada. The Company has ownership of 77 claims in Clayton Valley, only 250m from Rockwood Lithium, the only brine based lithium producer in North America (70% optioned-out to American Lithium Corp . Nevada Energy Metals has also acquired: 100 claims (Teels Marsh West) covering 2000 acres (809 hectares) at Teels Marsh, Mineral County, Nevada, a prospective lithium exploration project, 100% owned without any royalties; the San Emidio Desert lithium project, consisting of 155 claims (approximately 3,100 acres/1255 hectares) in Washoe County, Nevada; the Alkali Lake Project in Esmeralda county, is a 60% earn in option agreement from Dajin Resources Corp(DJIFF) , where near surface lithium values have been confirmed; the Dixie Valley Project consisting of 911 claims covering 73.6 square kilometers/28.4 square miles (7,363 hectares/18,194 acres) of salt marsh playa.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

Rick Wilson , President & CEO

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the contents of this release.

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Lithium oversupply fears grow as Chinese plan $300m plant

Australia’s budding lithium industry is facing a new existential threat, with the world’s largest hard rock lithium mine poised to announce a major increase in ­supply.

The Australian understands that plans to double output from the big Greeenbushes lithium mine in WA’s southwest could be announced as early as next week, following the news that China’s Tianqi Lithium will build a $300 million lithium processing plant at Kwinana, south of Perth.

The looming expansion could add a significant amount of new volume to a lithium market that analysts already fear could be heading towards oversupply.

But the pain for Australia’s junior lithium players could be a boon for the embattled WA state government, with the processing plant representing a major new investment at a time of falling activity across the state.

The development would also be a realisation of the state’s long-held aim for more “downstream” processing — or value-adding, the holy grail for resource-rich states — within its borders.

Planning documents submitted by Tianqi, which owns a 49 per cent stake in Greenbushes, detail its intentions to build a facility that will convert some 160,900 tonnes a year of spodumene concentrate from Greenbushes into just under 24,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide for use in the rapidly growing global market for lithium ion batteries.

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The design at the Kwinana site also includes space for an eventual doubling in size.

While Tianqi could theoretically feed the new Kwinana plant with its share of the existing output out of Greenbushes, it is understood an expansion of the mine is a far more likely option.

Diverting existing supply to Greenbushes would leave Tianqi’s lithium hydroxide processing facilities in China short of feed, while Tianqi’s planning submissions spell out the company’s intentions to grow its total output.

“A strong increase in demand is forecast for lithium compounds for the production of high performance, rechargeable lithium batteries used in the electronics market,” Tianqi’s submissions say.

“As a result, Tianqi intends to increase its lithium production capacity with a new stand-alone facility, the lithium hydroxide process plant in the Kwinana Industrial Area.”

Any expansion of Greenbushes would also increase the material available to the mine’s 51 per cent owner, North America’s Albe­marle Corporation. Albemarle earlier this month announced it would acquire lithium hydroxide facilities in China, with the company noting at the time that the assets could be expanded as needed to meet its growth strategy.

Greenbushes is believed to have ample extra mining capacity, with the mine currently only running for nine out of every 14 days, but any expansion of the mine would require the construction of a second processing plant on site given the existing plant is operating at capacity.

Demand for lithium is growing and is forecast to accelerate in the years ahead as consumer demand for new generation electric vehicles such as the Tesla as well as home energy storage systems like the Tesla Powerwall take off.

Dozens of junior exploration companies have moved into lithium exploration in the past year in response to investor excitement around the space.

But the increased demand has already driven a groundswell of increased production.

In WA, Galaxy Resources has restarted mining at its Mount ­Cattlin spodumene mine while Mineral Resources and Neometals are commissioning their new Mount ­Marion mine.

There have been growing concerns about the potential for oversupply in the lithium sector, given the relative abundance of lithium projects and the incentive for incumbent producers to protect their market share.

Analysts at Macquarie earlier this month warned that the boom for hard-rock lithium could be “over before it started” given the supply-side response already under way.

Notably, Macquarie’s forecasts did not include any increase in supply out of Greenbushes.

For WA, the processing at Kwinana will add significant value to the value of the spodumene out of Greenbushes, which will translate into greater revenue for the state.

Each tonne of lithium hydroxide will be worth $US14,000- $US15,000, compared with $US450 for each tonne of spodumene concentrate. About eight tonnes of concentrate is needed to produce a tonne of lithium hydroxide.

Those returns have prompted a number of Australian players to consider their own downstream lithium processing facilities, with Neometals studying the merits of a plant and MinRes flagging its interest in developing a central processing hub in the Pilbara.

WA has historically had a poor track record of downstream processing, as evidenced by the disaster of BHP Billiton’s hot briquetted iron plant near Port Hedland and Rio Tinto’s HIsmelt venture. Ironically, the site of Tianqi’s Kwinana plant is directly across the road from Rio’s now empty HIsmelt facility.

Canaccord Genuity analyst Reg Spencer is positive on the outlook for lithium but said the prospect of a supply response from incumbent producers meant he favoured companies already in production like Orocobre and Galaxy.

“The one thing we all need to be conscious about in the lithium market is the potential for the incumbents to lift production,” Mr Spencer told The Australian.

“How much they can lift production and when that comes into the market is always the question. Yes there’s a lot of potential supply capacity out there, but history has shown that very little of that ­actually comes on line and the bit that does is always delayed or very late.”

The new Kwinana plant is likely to employ several hundred workers during its construction and about 60 full-time staff when fully operational.

LMRMF Stock

This about to Double 50% gain in next few months.

NETE Stock Very Strange how this Company runs by management.

I feel there pushing this lower for there own gain.

Read there Filings with SEC that why there is nothing for news.

LACDF Aug-31-2016 Homing Pigeon This could be interesting today on trading the signal on my charting is making me put my finger close to the bulling the trigger on a trade. If we can move above .73 we could have nice run. levels of support are .66 .64 .63 and resistance .68 .70 .71 .73 I am thinking today we might test the .71 level for sure if we have some volume.

I am think at some point we will have the Dollar run.

SSMLF Stock Nevada Energy Metals Announces Encouraging Lithium Results from Big Smokey Valley, Nevada

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 31, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Nevada Energy Metals Inc. "the Company" (TSX-V: BFF; OTCQB: SSMLF; Frankfurt: A2AFBV) ) is pleased to announce encouraging results have been received from the latest sampling program at the Company's 100% owned Big Smokey Valley (North) project. The geochemical sampling program was designed to test for lithium values in surface soils and/or playa evaporates. Samples were obtained on a grid pattern consisting of eleven east/west lines spaced 400 meters apart with stations every 200 meters along the lines. The grid covered an area of approximately 3,000 acres.

Of the 170 sample points analyzed 150 reported Lithium values greater than or equal to 100 ppm with the highest value being 146 ppm Lithium (the median value being 116 ppm); 20 samples points were in the 53 ppm to 99 ppm range.

Lithium Results from Big Smokey Valley, Nevada
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Rick Wilson, President an CEO stated "Obtaining a statistically large number of anomalous Lithium values across our large 3,200 acre/1,295-hectare property is highly encouraging. We look forward to announcing the next phase of work shortly".

About the BSV Lithium Project: https://nevadaenergymetals.com/bsv-lithium-project/

The BSV Lithium Project consists of 160 placer claims, with an area of 3,200 acres/1,295 hectares, located in northern Big Smokey Valley, Nye County, Nevada, 12 miles east of the town of Austin and extends approximately 100 miles in a southwesterly direction to reach a southern terminus near Clayton Valley. The northern section, where the claims area is located contains three geothermal resources; the Darrough, the McLeod and the Spencer hot springs.

Gravity survey results indicate the depth of valley fill to be approximately 5,100 feet and that there is subsurface closure of the valley a short distance to the south of the claim block. The basin is fed by anomalous lithium bearing geothermal fluids interpreted to be meteoric waters heated by relatively deep circulation in the earth's crust.

Historical sediment sampling results for lithium in the basin were reported in the range of 130 to 155 ppm lithium for 4 samples (J.R. Davis, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, Co.)

Nevada Energy Metals has acquired a 100% interest in the property, free of royalty payments.

Qualified Person: The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Alan Morris CPG, Elko, Nevada.

About Nevada Energy Metals: http://nevadaenergymetals.com/

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Lomiko Metals Inc (LMRMF) prices look good for a buy.

LACDF sTOCK Could Go Lower

Lithium Amers Corp. Charts looks like we might be able to buy some shares Lower from .58 to .67 looks like we will be moving around in this range. Not sure how long we will stay there soon as we close over .73 than it is back to Bull Running time.

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Nevada Energy Metals Lithium Exploration Program Underway at Black Rock Desert, Nevada

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, August 29, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. "the Company" (TSX-V: BFF; OTCQB: SSMLF; Frankfurt: A2AFBV) is pleased to announce that a surface sampling program designed to test for lithium values in playa evaporates has been initiated at the Company's 100% owned Black Rock Desert Project. Geochemical sample points are being arranged on a grid pattern of 11 lines spaced 400 meters apart with stations every 200 meters along the lines. It is expected that 170 sample points will be measured. Results should be available in approximately 3 weeks.

The Black Rock Desert Lithium Project consists of 128 placer claims, (2,560 acres/ 1,036 hectares) located in southwest Black Rock Desert, Washoe County, Nevada. The nearest population center is the town of Gerlach, which lies 177 kilometers north of Reno.

The western arm of the Black Rock Desert covers an area of about 2,000 square kilometers and contains 5 of the 30 currently listed Known Geothermal Resource Areas in Nevada. The property covers an area of playa underlain by a moderately deep basin interpreted from gravity and seismic surveys indicating a maximum thickness of valley-fill deposits of about 1,200 m/ 3,600 ft. A high salt content prevents any significant vegetation from growing on the playa surface. Locally, the basin is being fed in part by boiling springs and siliceous sinter containing strongly anomalous Lithium values (up to 3.5 ppm) that flank the property on the west side. (U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Open-File Report 81-918.) While these lithium values are well below those of producing lithium bines, they do represent a significant source of metal available for evaporative concentration within the playa basin.

The company plans to carry out additional exploration programs this fall to determine the potential for an economic lithium brine deposit. Future exploration will consist of shallow auger sampling followed by a high resolution geophysical program to define potential drill targets.

Nevada Energy Metals has acquired a 100% interest in the property, free of royalty payments.

Qualified Person: The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Alan Morris CPG, Elko, Nevada

About Nevada Energy Metals: http://nevadaenergymetals.com/

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. is a well funded, Canadian based, exploration company who's primary listing is on the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company's main exploration focus is directed at lithium brine targets located in the mining friendly state of Nevada. The Company has ownership of 77 claims in Clayton Valley, only 250m from Rockwood Lithium, the only brine based lithium producer in North America (70% optioned-out to American Lithium Corp (TSX-V: Li). Nevada Energy Metals has also acquired: 100 claims (Teels Marsh West) covering 2000 acres (809 hectares) at Teels Marsh, Mineral County, Nevada, a prospective lithium exploration project, 100% owned without any royalties; the San Emidio Desert lithium project, consisting of 155 claims (approximately 3,100 acres/1255 hectares) in Washoe County, Nevada; the Alkali Lake Project in Esmeralda county, is a 60% earn in option agreement from Dajin Resources Corp (TSX-V: DJI), where near surface lithium values have been confirmed; the Dixie Valley Project consisting of 907 claims covering 73.6 square kilometers/28.4 square miles (7,363 hectares/18,194 acres) of salt marsh playa. The BSV Lithium Project consists of 160 placer claims, 3,200 acres/1,295 hectares, located in northern Big Smokey Valley. The Black Rock Desert Project consists of 128 placer claims (2,560 acres/ 1,036 hectares) located in southwest Black Rock Desert, Washoe County, Nevada.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors:

Rick Wilson, President & CEO

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Nevada Energy Metals Inc strives to be a leader in the exploration and development of economic Lithium deposits. Our principal activities are in Nevada and our project portfolio is expanding.

Nevada’s basin and range topography hosts abundant dry lakebeds and structural depressions. Dry lakebeds or “playas” have recently become the focus for aggressive Lithium exploration, particularly in the vicinity around Clayton Valley, the home of North Americas first lithium brine producing mine.

Our exploration efforts are targeting numerous, undrained, structural depressions filled with sediments comprising clays (especially hectorite), volcanic ash, alluvial gravels, and saline solutions (brines). In places, lithium bearing brines may saturate these sediments in potentially economic concentrations. Lithium content is variable and when found, the composite average obtained from a given aquifer should be about 200 ppm Li for economic viability.

Nevada Energy Metals’ statewide evaluation of playa formations hosting potential for economic brine deposits. To date, a number of highly attractive prospects have been investigated and approved for immediate acquisition. Our corporate objective is to own 100% of all newly acquired projects with little to no cash, share or royalty considerations or exploration commitments payable to third parties. Our mandate is to be the prime Nevada project generator negotiating joint venture partnerships to make all future exploration expenditures while maintaining the ability to “cherry pick” several projects to develop 100% in house.

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Each FT Unit shall consist of one flow-through common share and one
share purchase warrant exercisable for 36 months at $0.075. In addition, the Company will offer 6,250,000 units of
the Company (the “Units”) at a price of $0.04 per Unit, each Unit shall consist of one common share of the
Company and one share purchase warrant exercisable for a period of 18 months from closing at an exercise price of
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Company’s property located in Quebec. The proceeds of the Unit financing will primarily be used to repay
outstanding loans and working capital.

SSMLF Nevada Energy Metals Pays Full Annual BLM Fees for Seven Nevada Lithium Projects

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. "the Company" (TSX-V: BFF) (OTCQB: SSMLF) (Frankfurt: A2AFBV) is pleased to announce that it has paid in full all annual Bureau of Land Management (BLM) maintenance fees for the Company's seven Lithium projects located in Nevada. The annual maintenance fees, totaling USD $ 212,350 (CAD $274,550), are now paid to Sept 1st 2017.

Nevada Energy Metals' Seven Nevada Lithium Projects Are Fully Paid Up.:

Dixie Valley Lithium Project - 907 Claims, no royalties, (348 claims optioned to Wildcat Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V:WEL))
BSV Lithium Project - 160 claims (100% owned, no royalties, in Big Smokey Valley)
Black Rock Desert Lithium Project- 128 claims (100% owned, no royalties)
Clayton Valley Lithium Project - 77 claims, no royalties, (70% optioned-out to American Lithium Corp (TSX-V: Li))
Teels Marsh West Lithium Project - 100 claims (100% owned, no royalties)
San Emidio Desert Lithium Project - 155 claims (100% owned, no royalties)
Alkali Lake Lithium Project - 191 claims in a 60-40 earn in agreement with Dajin Resources Corp (TSX-V:DJI), no royalties.
Rick Wilson, Chief Executive Officer of Nevada Energy Metals, commented: "We are pleased to report that our Project Generator Model has grossed over USD $300,000, as well as a portfolio of marketable securities. These earnings have helped to offset the annual BLM Maintenance Fees as well as a portion of the Company's general operating costs."

About Nevada Energy Metals: http://nevadaenergymetals.com/

Nevada Energy Metals Inc. is a well funded, Canadian based, exploration company who's primary listing is on the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company's main exploration focus is directed at lithium brine targets located in the mining friendly state of Nevada. The Company has ownership of 77 claims in Clayton Valley, only 250m from Rockwood Lithium, the only brine based lithium producer in North America (70% optioned-out to American Lithium Corp (TSX-V: Li). Nevada Energy Metals has also acquired: 100 claims (Teels Marsh West) covering 2000 acres (809 hectares) at Teels Marsh, Mineral County, Nevada, a prospective lithium exploration project, 100% owned without any royalties; the San Emidio Desert lithium project, consisting of 155 claims (approximately 3,100 acres/1255 hectares) in Washoe County, Nevada; the Alkali Lake Project in Esmeralda county, is a 60% earn in option agreement from Dajin Resources Corp (TSX-V: DJI), where near surface lithium values have been confirmed; the Dixie Valley Project consisting of 907 claims covering 73.6 square kilometers/28.4 square miles (7,363 hectares/18,194 acres) of salt marsh playa. The BSV Lithium Project consists of 160 placer claims, 3,200 acres/1,295 hectares, located in northern Big Smokey Valley. The Black Rock Desert Project consists of 128 placer claims (2,560 acres/ 1,036 hectares) located in southwest Black Rock Desert, Washoe County, Nevada.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors:

Rick Wilson, President & CEO

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the contents of this release.

Contact Information:

1220-789 West Pender St
Vancouver, BC, V6C 1H2
+1-604-428-5690
nevadaenergymetals.com
info@nevadaem.com
SOURCE Nevada Energy Metals Inc.

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LACDF Bearish Harami on the 08/26/2016

If this can Climb over the .73 .75 then I would say looking good. I am waiting. could drop down to .68

ASTI Stock Time to Buy?

Hmmm I am thinking about getting my feet wet again. This is starting to look ready to move.

look at the charts one one day yes it closed up. but the stock chart have it under the cloud on the daily setting Ichimoku 6 month chart. Yes on the weekly it is above but for the next few weeks the bears are pushing this lower. good time to buy I am waiting for lower. You can trade to how every you like I am just offering my point on this stock. I am thinking we will be able to get prices in the .50to .60 price text weeks forward.

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Macarthur Minerals Stakes Further Acreage In The Pilbara For Hard Rock Lithium

Macarthur Minerals (TSXV:MMS) is pleased to announce that it has applied for an additional exploration licence E45/4824, in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, adjacent to its existing exploration licences E45/4708 and E45/4709, to extend the contiguous area to 367 square kilometres (90,687 acres). The Company now has total tenement acreage under application in the Pilbara region of 1,449 square kilometres (358,055 acres), in addition to its Yalgoo, Edah Hill, Ravensthorpe, Sulphur Springs, Whim Creek interests in Western Australia and Nevada Stonewall interests in the United States of America.

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