Three Lithium ‘Bounce Back’ Stocks for 2022
Adoption of electric vehicles is predicted to explode by 500% in the next 10 years…and given lithium’s crucial role in EV batteries, our Money Morning experts believe the sector is on the cusp of a major revival in 2022.
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- Explosive Lithium Stock #1: This innovative producer supplies raw material for rechargeable batteries. Through its partnership with a global car manufacturer, it aims to capitalise on the rapidly growing electric car market. Investing early could result in rewarding returns…
- Explosive Lithium Stock #2: This groundbreaking lithium company is well-placed to profit from Europe’s 100% reliance on imported lithium. Given its geographical advantages, as well as close collaboration with the EU, its stock is set to rise over the long haul.
- Explosive Lithium Stock #3: This little-known miner is the main supplier to several lithium-hungry corporations. Demand is expected to shoot up further as it enters the lucrative Chinese market. Currently trading under $1, our experts believe this stock is currently going cheap.
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