Lithium
Commented by Fabian Lorenz on January 9th, 2026 | 07:10 CET
Trump plans to invest over USD 1.5 trillion into the military! Opportunity for Rheinmetall and Graphano Energy!? CAUTION with Standard Lithium!
A bombshell on Wednesday! US President Donald Trump wants to increase military spending to USD 1.5 trillion per year. Already this year, the US is spending USD 901 billion on its military, more than any other country. In addition to US defense contractors, other companies could also benefit. One example is Graphano Energy. The Company is developing a graphite deposit in Canada. Graphite is considered a critical input for the military supply chain. Germany's largest defense contractor, Rheinmetall, is also hoping for growth in the US. Lithium producers are already being supported by the US government, which benefits Standard Lithium. However, Fitch is questioning market expectations.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on December 22nd, 2025 | 07:10 CET
Silver and critical raw materials are on the rise! Standard Lithium, First Majestic Silver, and Antimony Resources!
The price of silver is simply unstoppable. The price per troy ounce is now over USD 57. First Majestic Silver is capitalizing on the sentiment and completing the sale of the Del Toro project. This will bring millions into the Company and make it a strategic shareholder in Sierra Madre. In the critical metals sector, rare earths are clearly the focus. However, there are other raw materials that are at least as sought-after and scarce. These include antimony. The recent billion-dollar deal between the US government and Korea Zinc highlights the strategic importance of antimony. An attractive stock in this sector is Antimony Resources. Q1 2026 should be exciting. In contrast, experts advise caution with lithium. Shareholders of Standard Lithium should also take note of this.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on December 16th, 2025 | 07:05 CET
The trio for the raw materials revolution: Why you should invest in European Lithium, Standard Lithium, and Lynas Rare Earths
The global hunt for the critical raw materials of the 21st century is on. Driven by rapid electrification and geopolitical upheaval, demand for lithium and rare earths is exploding, while supply is struggling. This fundamental discrepancy is creating a historic market imbalance and catapulting companies that can close strategic supply gaps into the spotlight. Three companies in particular are coming to the fore, whose stories are directly interwoven with the biggest megatrends of our time: European Lithium, Standard Lithium, and Lynas Rare Earths.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on December 12th, 2025 | 07:05 CET
Comeback for Volkswagen, BMW & Co.? European Lithium shares benefit from 2 megatrends!
What a comeback for German automakers in the field of electric mobility! The Volkswagen Group accounts for 4 of the top 5 best-selling vehicles in Europe. BMW impresses in tests with its new iX3, which heralds a "new class" for the Munich-based company. The former market leader, Tesla, no longer plays a significant role, partly due to Elon Musk. The current challenger in Europe is now BYD, although the Chinese stock's chart remains far from convincing. In contrast, European Lithium's stock has exploded by almost 400% in the current year. Rare earths and lithium for Europe are driving the price.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on December 11th, 2025 | 07:15 CET
DO NOT PANIC! Almonty, Standard Lithium, and DroneShield
Commodity gem Almonty experienced a significant price setback on Tuesday. But yesterday's recovery shows that there is no reason to panic. The Company is on its way to becoming a tungsten superpower. CEO Lewis Black left no doubt about this during his latest presentation to investors. According to him, the tungsten spot price could rise to USD 1,000 per MTU. Analysts expect significantly less, and Almonty is already achieving strong margins at USD 300. The fact that investors can react very sensitively after massive price gains was demonstrated by DroneShield's stock. But now the recovery rally is underway. Things are also happening at Standard Lithium. The Americans appear to be well on their way to securing billions of USD for the construction of their first lithium mine.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on December 2nd, 2025 | 07:10 CET
Critical raw materials for the US! Standard Lithium, MP Materials, Graphano Energy shares
Shares in the critical raw materials sector have completed their correction, and investors are buying again. Standard Lithium impressed with a positive quarterly report. Progress is being made on the lithium projects. Graphano Energy has important data coming up in the next few weeks. With its projects in Canada, it is benefiting directly from the fact that governments in North America have recognized the seriousness of the situation and are promoting industry. There is also takeover speculation. As is well known, the US government has directly invested in MP Materials. Following the quarterly figures, analysts are recommending buying MP shares.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on November 26th, 2025 | 06:50 CET
Exploding commodity prices meet NASDAQ hysteria! Nordex, European Lithium, Siemens Energy, and Standard Lithium in focus
Metals, hi-tech, and defense - an explosive mix! All three of these industrial sectors are facing serious challenges. The scarcity of critical raw materials from a limited number of sources is leading to sharp price increases and jeopardizing important supply chains. Europe is responding with a collective rethink, as dependence on rare metals such as lithium and rare earths is increasingly becoming a strategic and political risk. A disruption in supply could abruptly halt the market penetration of electric vehicles. The recent extreme rise in raw material prices is driving companies such as European Lithium and Standard Lithium through the roof, while buyers of critical metals such as Nordex and Siemens Energy are finding themselves in difficulty. We shed some light on the situation!
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Commented by Armin Schulz on November 17th, 2025 | 07:15 CET
How European Lithium, Hensoldt, and Volkswagen are overcoming the supply chain crisis and creating potential in their portfolios
The global tech and defense industries are under pressure. Dependence on critical raw materials from limited sources is becoming a strategic nightmare. Recent trade restrictions are driving up prices, jeopardizing supply chains, and forcing Europe to rethink its strategy quickly. At the same time, studies warn of an impending lithium shortage that could bring the electric vehicle boom to an abrupt end. The race for secure supply and technological sovereignty is in full swing – and at the same time offers historic opportunities. We therefore take a look at three companies that are directly active in these turbulent markets: European Lithium, Hensoldt, and Volkswagen.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on November 14th, 2025 | 07:05 CET
Critical stocks on sale? Standard Lithium, European Lithium, D-Wave, BASF!
Are critical raw materials suddenly in abundance? Looking at the price performance of many stocks in the sector, this thought may come to mind. Many stocks have lost 50% or more since mid-October. The truth is that they had often more than doubled in value in the weeks prior to that. China's export ban led to excesses that now need to be corrected. Nevertheless, the fundamental driver of the sector remains intact: the West must not be vulnerable to blackmail when it comes to critical raw materials. This means that stocks such as European Lithium and Standard Lithium remain attractive to investors. And what is BASF doing? The Company exemplifies the problems facing the German chemical industry. Can D-Wave Quantum help?
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on October 30th, 2025 | 07:20 CET
CAUTION with Nel ASA! TAILWIND for Standard Lithium and Graphano Energy shares!
Exercise caution with Nel ASA. The Norwegian company's quarterly results yesterday caused disillusionment - there are no signs of growth. And one figure in particular should set alarm bells ringing for shareholders. On the other hand, there is strong momentum for electric mobility. While debates about the phase-out of combustion engines continue in Germany, sales of electric and hybrid vehicles are rising – both globally and in Germany! Industry's challenge is that the value chain for battery technology remains firmly in Chinese hands. Companies like Standard Lithium and Graphano Energy aim to provide raw materials from the West.
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