LiCo Energy Metals (LIC.V) is a raging multi-headed beast
There’s a dude in our building who is an award-winning biochemist, novelist, journalist, triathlon athlete and a professional musician.
LiCo Energy Metals (LIC.V) Q&A: Doing deals with Glencore
Greg Reimer is the former Executive Vice-President of BC Hydro’s Transmission & Distribution network. BC Hydro is Canada’s 3rd largest electric utility with over $5.7 billion in revenue. Greg has a wealth of operational experience and strong leadership skills from over 26 years in the public sector. A Certified Public Accountant by profession, Greg held a number of senior leadership positions in in the public sector prior to joining BC Hydro.
Epstein: Wealth Minerals Ltd. (WML.V) is the hottest salar in Chile
In this article I discuss a lithium (“Li”) junior, wealth minerals, that has successfully locked down, via option agreements, several key lithium properties/projects in Chile (management still looking for more) and owns or controls four precious/base metal projects in Mexico, Peru and Canada. Each of the company’s assets is good to very good, but my focus is on the crown jewel.
Lico Energy Metals Inc. (LIC.V) continues its run after Chile lithium announcement
If you’ve been paying attention to the Equity.Guru site over the last few weeks, the following map is no stranger to you.
The perfect marriage of lithium and cobalt: LiCo Energy Metals (LIC.V)
Stepping Up to the Plate with the Lithium Big Boys
Epstein: Wealth Minerals (WML.V) takes first mover lithium momentum in Chile
It’s January 2017, President Trump has taken up official residence in the White House and the lithium market remains white hot. Is there a connection? No. There’s no natural reason to trot out the insatiable lithium demand narrative yet again, is there? Well, no, but I will anyway. 2016 was a remarkable year for natural resource investors, almost everyone had a thrilling ride. Lithium stocks were very strong until July, then cooled off through October. Even coal stocks flourished! Gold & silver had huge runs, but ran out of steam in August. Uranium was a complete dud, until all of a sudden, in November, it wasn’t.