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| Tesla Panics! By Briton Ryle | Saturday, June 25th, 2016
535,000 tonnes of lithium. That's the amount of lithium the world will be consuming annually by 2025, as forecast by analysts at Deutsche Bank. It's not just the massive increase in demand; it's also where major companies like Tesla will be able to secure enough lithium supply. But when 70% of global lithium reserves are located in the "Lithium Triangle" in Latin America, it won't be easy to find it. Until now... You see, a new "Lithium Hub" has been developing quietly in an isolated region of the United States. And there's currently one company — trading at less than $1 per share — that is perfectly positioned to gain a stranglehold on lithium supply. Identified in this report is the name of the company, in addition to the exact location, size, and potential of its huge lithium project. The free report puts a special emphasis on the $1 stock that we expect to yield stratospheric returns in the coming months. Click here for the free report. And enjoy the ride in today's lithium revolution. To your wealth,
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