When Tesla Motor’s announces that the Gigafactory will be located in Nevada, AMEL’s PPS will skyrocket. Think Google on steroids. Today’s PPS @ $0.0091 will seem like a distant memory.
With AMEL’s lithium-rich Australian acres added to its $3.7 billion Canadian reserve, AmeriLithium (AMEL.OB) will play an important role as a future supplier of Tesla’s lithium needs.
Elon Musk is replacing the carbon-burning internal combustion engine with an efficient, emission-free, electric motors powered by a new generation of powerful, quick-charging, long-lasting lithium-ion batteries.
Lithium is the next oil. And, as in the early days of the petroleum revolution, those who are first to take control of the world’s lithium reserves, hold the key to immense, unimaginable wealth.
As stock owners of AMEL, we’re all going to end up like Jed Clampett of the TV comedy of the 60’s, the Beverly Hillbillies-millionaires.
Victory in this war will go to Tesla Motor Company; Elon Musk will be the quickest to adapt, and first to take advantage of (not run from) the future. And the future is unquestionably lithium! Think AMEL$$$
Elon Musk, with his Nevada Gigafactory in (hopefully) Nevada, is now in front of the lithium curve.
Mr. Musk understands that the key to its future is electric power from the new generation of powerful, compact, lithium-ion batteries. He also knows that the ultimate source of this new energy, lithium carbonate deposits, lie scattered in a few forgotten, still relatively undeveloped places around the earth.
And AMEL has quickly clawed its way to the top of the heap. With a world wide total now of some 712,929 acres of prime lithium reserves, AmeriLithium is now firmly established as the future source of Tesla’s lithium needs.
And luckily for Tesla Motor Company, (and of course us, the shareholders) one of the earth’s two biggest lithium reserves is here in America, in Nevada’s lithium-rich Clayton Valley where AmeriLithium has their claim.
AMEL also owns the mineral rights to Canada’s largest lithium claim, some 664,049 acres in west-central Alberta. I just read a report by one stock analyst that put the value of AmeriLithium’s Canadian reserves at $3.7 billion. Government data confirms that AMEL’s Canadian property contains some 568,000 tons of proven lithium reserves. At $6,600 a ton, that’s how you get a value of $3.7 billion. And remember, that doesn’t include its Nevada nor its newly-acquired Australian prospects.
The implications are mind-boggling. As the demand for lithium begins to skyrocket , supply gets tight and prices soar, the company (think AMEL) who owns its own lithium reserve will dominate the world market.
I believe AMEL will see its stock explode in value!
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