Is This The Most Undervalued Lithium Stock?

Standard Lithium (OTC:STLHF, TSX.V:SLL) has been one of the most profitable lithium plays in the sector.
It’s up 533% since the beginning of the year.
But here are five reasons why the fun could just be starting....

Dear John,

Standard Lithium has been one of the most rewarding stocks of the year so far. The chart has been on a strong uptick and has made quite a run.

A 533% percent profit is definitely life-changing, but here are five reasons why the run may have only just begun....

Five Reasons Why Lithium Miners
— And Standard Lithium In Particular —
Are Poised For Another Bull Run

Reason No. 1: Standard Lithium is disrupting the industry with its large, fast-tracked Bristol Lake project.
To further eliminate risk and speed up time to market, Standard Lithium has a mineral lease agreement with National Chloride Corporation of America, which has mined the area for years for various industrial products.
Thus, the area features excellent mining infrastructure that would speed up the progress to production. But there’s more...
Standard Lithium’s team of world-class processing engineers are applying the most advanced and tested lithium extraction technologies at the project level. For STLHF the project drives the processing technology, not the other way around. This is not a “black box.”
Moreover, working with National Chloride, an experienced and established operator, should reduce and or eliminate much of the initial permitting requirements that most explorers face. This strategic relationship will allow Standard immediate access to conduct exploration brine sampling and extraction, evaporation and processing activities, enabling a fast-tracked project development schedule.
As for the Bristol Lake project itself, the dry salt lake playa covers a total area of 155 square kilometers, and hosts a geologically recent volcanic centre, similar to other productive lithium brine playas.
Standard Lithium’s geophysics team has recently concluded an extensive gravity survey over the entire basin, and initial interpretation of the data suggests that the basin is deep and extensive. Historical drilling and sampling to total depths of approximately 500 feet has produced brine samples with lithium values over 100 mg/L for the entire drilled interval.
Reason No. 2: Bob Cross has a MASSIVE position in this company.
Mining legend Bob Cross has made a career of identifying projects with huge blue-sky potential, accumulating stock at rock bottom prices, and then growing these companies into major players in their respective industries. This tried and true strategy has made him one of the most successful mining developers of the 21st century. Take a look:

• Bob Cross was co-founder and non-executive chairman of Bankers Petroleum (TSX: BNK). It went from 43 cents to a high of $9.64 — a 1,995% gain.
• He is a co-founder and non-executive chairman of B2Gold (TSX:BTO). It went from 30 cents to a high of $4.30 — a 1,333% gain.
• He acquired control of Northern Orion Resources in 2003, became Non-Executive Chairman, and the market cap grew from under $20M to $1.4B when it was sold to Yamana in 2007.
• He was also a director of Athabasca Potash until it was bought out for $8.35 a share by BHP Billiton.

Reason No. 3: Record lithium prices reach new highs due to a scarcity of lithium carbonate in the global market.

Lithium prices will remain well above historical levels through 2024, UBS Securities said on Thursday June 15, as electric car batteries reach cost parity with ICE — Internal Combustion Engines — in mid 2018. They suggest that will spark a huge increase in demand; one that the lithium supply chain will be hard pressed to meet.

Reason No. 4: Lithium demand is set to rise by 16 percent per year over the course of the next decade, quadrupling by 2025 to 750,000 tons, according to Morningstar.
The chairman of BYD Co. (China’s largest electric car and bus manufacturer) recently predicted that all vehicles in China will be electrified by 2030. And in the West, many of the big automobile manufacturers are taking the fight to the incumbent Tesla Motors. BMW is planning to mass produce electric cars by 2020. Ford and Audi are developing their electric car models. And ultra-luxury car makers Bentley and Porsche are both planning to do the same.
As Ralf Speth, CEO of Jaguar Land Rover put it simply:

"It is quite clear the future will be electric."

Reason No. 5: Standard Lithium could grow dramatically, and soon.
Just last month, Standard Lithium announced an LOI with an NYSE-listed company for lithium exploration and productions rights on another 30,000 net brine acres in the historic lithium-rich Smackover Formation.
The potential for a formal definitive agreement soon presents investors with additional potential in the near term.

It All Adds Up...

Add it all up and it’s easy to see the signs pointing to big days ahead for Standard Lithium.
Mining guru Bob Cross is already a major shareholder in the company. He knows that with the lithium market about to explode, with ground-breaking technology on the horizon.
With the company rapidly advancing its Bristol Lake project — and aggressively seeking to expand its holdings — it could be only a matter of time before OTC:STLHF, TSX.V:SLL generates big rewards for those who buy it today.

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