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Is lithium the next 10,000% gain? I'm beginning my research know 0 about it but know it's going to be big. Several reasons. Emerging tech needs it to scale,and two a limited supply.

>> No.7818790

>>7818754
When I say I know 0 about it I'm talking about where to buy it. Binance and kucoin don't sell it. Where are you getting lithium ?

>> No.7818888

>>7818754
invest in graphene, it''ll go better with them millennials

>> No.7819068

>>7818754
asteroid mining might be big, or ocean bed mining

>> No.7819082

>>7818888
Woah. Climate change cucks would love this

>> No.7819088

>>7818754
Cobalt

>> No.7819098

>>7819068
>ocean bed mining

isn't that illegal?
like almost universally

>> No.7819104

invest in Rutherfordium

>> No.7819125

>>7818754
I also got lithium under my radar since some time ago. But, just like you, I have no clue where could I buy and store it.

Bumping hoping some other anon enlightens us.

>> No.7819149

>>7819098
international waters.. i think there are companies looking into this...mining those small vulcanoes that form between 2 plates...i think as of now they would be spending more $ on energy than what they can get mining

>> No.7819169

>>7819125
i wouldnt buy lithium, i would buy lithum mining stocks...
i think that if there ever willb e a need for lithium they will start mining more of it to make the price more accessible

>> No.7819196

>>7818754
Devon based Wolf Minerals and Cornwall Lithium exploring Li mining in Batholithic intrusions around the granites of Dartmoor and Redruth (UK)- if this takes off, you're not just seeing gains from owning the commodity, shares in the companies are a good bet, also property in the dilapidated Camborne / Redruth mining towns.

>> No.7819227

back when biz was good in 15' some anons told me to go into lithium mining stocks

my parents retirement fund thanks you /biz/

>> No.7819362

>>7819169
Thanks for the info, I also meant investing on shares of lithium mining companies.

>>7819227
Tell us more senpai.

>> No.7819396

>>7819125
Just invest in lithium mining companies?

>> No.7819437

>>7819149
>international waters

when i said illegal i was mostly meaning UN regulation... i can't remember the particulars. but even if it was economically viable there would still be hold ups.

>> No.7819444

>>7818888
Im invested in it. Once it leaves the lab Graphene will change everything.

>> No.7819465

>>7819227
Getting in now is a bit late?

>> No.7819513

>>7819396
What gpu do I need to mine this?

>> No.7819590

>>7819444
Which companies are you invested in?

>> No.7819617

Never heard of Lithium Coin.

>> No.7819647

>>7819362

Back then there was a series of threads focusing on it, primarily for galaxy resources which 10x

>> No.7819665

>>7819617
LiThium Coin

>> No.7819714

>>7819513
a special yellow one made by CAT

>> No.7819734

>>7819068
>asteroid mining might be big
Engineering student here. Asteroid mining is not going to be a profitable venture anytime soon. It would cost many times more to get up there and extract those materials than they are worth. Its simply not a profitable or necessary venture at this time.

>> No.7819774

>>7819734
once demand is at a level not satiable by earth we will

>> No.7819902

>>7819088
This

>> No.7820011

>>7819774
First there would be war about the remaining resources, better invest in spaceflight companies first so there is money to fuel research and development.

>> No.7820112

>>7818754
>I'm beginning my research know 0 about it but know it's going to be big.
Welcome to 2016, my friend. How's the time travel working out for you?

Still some gains to be made, but you missed the first round of insider/smart money moon missions. Plus, Co is the hot new meme.

>> No.7820212

>>7819068
>asteroid mining might be big, or ocean bed mining
Ocean bed mining probably will happen, but at what scale, no one knows. So far, I only know Nautilus minerals working on it, but so far, that stock is one of the duds in my portfolio.
Asteroids are going to be a huge thing if we get space-based manufacturing going, because >>7819734 transporting stuff too and from orbit is prohibitively expensive. And while SpaceX, BlueOrigin et al are certainly improving the prices, they can't beat physics. Mining, say iron ore (or even gold…) in space and getting it to earth is simply not feasible. Closest thing to becoming a reality is probably deep space industries which plan to mine asteroids for water, which then will be turned into satelite fuel or be sold to space stations such as the ISS.

>>7819227
Same here, though I put them in my own portfolio.

>> No.7820305

>>7819196
Are you cornish also, Anon?

>> No.7820355

>>7820011
like which?
i would invest in space x but those fuckers dont need money

>> No.7820476

>>7820011
>>7820355
Bump also wondering which space companies I can invest into with my scotttrade account

>> No.7820672

>>7818754

there is a lot of supply. mainly afgahnistan and bolivia in mountain regions without infrastructure. if they decide to produce and allow for enough capitalism so that things dont go full venezuela prduction will go 100x

also this
.>>7818888

>> No.7820726

>kek look at the graph, its a bubble

>> No.7820803

>>7820305
Uk fag is as close as I'm going to narrow it down. I have professional interest in mining (real, not crypto)

>> No.7820929

>>7818754
Sqm mother fucker

>> No.7821077

>>7819734
>>Asteroid mining is not going to be a profitable venture anytime soon.

Lay man fag here

Unless we can overcome the laws of thermodynamics asteroid mining will never be profitable, and when I talk of profitability I am talking about energetic profitability rather then a financial profit.

We will always be spending way more energy then we will ever get back trying to mine asteroids >>7819774 demand does not change reality.

>> No.7821140

>>7818754
Thanks for post op, Lithium will be one of the big hopium based green techs pushed on the masses, I expect abrupt climate change to get a lot more attention as the ice in the arctic goes away and starts to drastically change the environment.

>> No.7821469

>>7820726
>kek look at the graph,
Biztard logic, what percentage of cars out there are electric powered? Is it even 1 percent? There is tremendous growth potential for lithium.

>> No.7821570

>>7821077

Incorrect.
You can drop an asteroid on Earth using nothing more than a solar sail, so the energy required to do so is zero.
Now doing would be very stupid, of course, but it falsifies the notion that it's energetically impossible to bring stuff down from space.
It's sending stuff up which is expensive, not bringing it down.

>> No.7821572

>>7820476
>Bump also wondering which space companies I can invest into
Not too many, it seems.
Boeing and aerojet rocketdyne come to mind, as well as airbus and safran, but those are the ones that are probably having issues due to new space. Plus, they have huge defense and aero parts, so their space parts don'T really play much of a role for their shareprice.
Maybe German satelite manufacturer OHB SE?

>> No.7821582
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7821582

>>7818754
there is not yet spot market for lithium but they are planning to launch futures in london. currently you could buy lithium etf's that include companies that make their profit selling products containing lithium such as tesla

>> No.7821664

http://news.mit.edu/2016/new-lithium-oxygen-battery-greatly-improves-energy-efficiency-longevity-0725

>> No.7821673

>>7819437
Some firms are currently test mining on the side of a volcano in Peru's waters. Think they are mining gold and copper.

>> No.7821730

>>7821673
Any links on that?

>> No.7821853

>>7821570
>> drop an asteroid on Earth

Like most techies you are conventionally ignoring a major externalizations, well you kinda hot on it with
>>Now doing would be very stupid,
I am not talking about money just over all spent energy, ok sure use gravity to redirect a asteroid so it collides with earth?
What are we going to make a big fucking baseball glove to catch it when it collides with the earth causing massive damage.

Astreiod mining is a fucking pipe dream.

>> No.7822634

>>7820929
Wtf Sqm nigger mean?

>> No.7823040

>>7821582
Will I be able t purchase with my scotttrade account ?

>> No.7823275

>>7821469
What's the best way a person should invest

>> No.7823640

>>7818888
>>7819082
Don’t Graphene batteries last a hell of a lot longer and charge faster than lithium ones anyways?

>> No.7823853

>>7821853

What damage? Break it down into, ~10m chunks, target Antarctica, problem solved.

The problem is not that asteroid mining is unprofitable. The problem is that nothing can stop asteroid miners from targeting New York.

>> No.7823888

>>7819227
gxy?