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It seemed that every week I was doing an Oil and Gas Play. Alternative energy plays were very popular…biofuels and solar, too. BUT, the clear winner over the past year has been the Lithium mining sector. I saw a succession of mining plays like LIEG, AMEL, LTUM, BHWX and AMLM parade across the paid promotion universe. They did just want “pump and dumps” should do…they skyrocketed and then fell. They all has slick, professional websites that touted that Lithium was the “energy source of the future”. It may well be, but these companies are very far away from being viable companies. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Black Hawk Mines - Are all Lithium Mining Plays SCAMS?! I take a look at LIEG


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Black Hawk Mines
  • Are all Lithium Mining Plays SCAMS?! I take a
    look at LIEG

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Are all Lithium Mining Plays SCAMS?! I take a
look at LIEG
  • Are all Lithium Mining Plays SCAMS?! I take a
    look at LIEG, AMEL, LTUM, AMLM and BHWX Li3
    Energy Corporation (LIEG) Amerilithium (AMEL)
    Lithium Corporation (LTUM) American Lithium
    Minerals (AMLM) BlackHawk Exploration (BHWX)
    BLACK HAWK MINES
  • In my previous life as a paid promotion site, I
    got to see any number of companies and sectors
    pushed and promoted that didnt deserve to be! It
    seemed that every week I was doing an Oil and Gas
    Play.  Alternative energy plays were very
    popularbiofuels and solar, too.  BUT, the clear
    winner over the past year has been the Lithium
    mining sector.  I saw a succession of mining
    plays like LIEG, AMEL, LTUM, BHWX and AMLM parade
    across the paid promotion universe.   They did
    just want pump and dumps should dothey
    skyrocketed and then fell.  They all has slick,
    professional websites that touted that Lithium
    was the energy source of the future.  It may
    well be, but these companies are very far away
    from being viable companies. The truth is I did
    alerts on all of these companies at one time or
    another over the past year.  I just ran across
    LIEG the other day and have added it to my list
    since it is in the lithium mining business and it
    is a paid promotion stock, too.

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  • Is Lithium the energy source of the future? It
    certainly is when it comes to batteries for
    electric cars.  Greentech Media published an
    article by Mark Boslet called Lithium Battery
    Oversupply Debate Rages ( click here to read ).
     It was an entertaining article that makes a case
    that the future demand for Lithium batteries will
    be extremely strong.  Certainly Obamas
    multi-billion dollar investment in Lithium
    battery technology should bear some fruit for the
    domestic battery and electric car industry. Here
    are just a few facts that I have gleaned about
    Lithium The Obama administrations Energy and
    Environmental plan requires increased lithium
    production because the plan calls for ONE MILLION
    hybrid/electric vehicles on American roads by
    2015 and is investing BILLIONS to jumpstart a
    domestic electric battery industry. It may play a
    vital role to the future of the automotive
    industry. In fact, According to a new report from
    Pike Research, this market growth will create a
    Li-ion transportation battery industry with
    nearly 8 billion in sales worldwide by 2015, up
    from 878 million in 2010.

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  • That is bound to have a HUGE impact on lithium
    mining companies.  I read somewhere that it take
    60 to 70 pounds of lithium carbonate to make the
    batteries that will go in the typical Electric
    vehicle.  Clearly, lithium is going to be a hot
    commodity going forward.  I am not sure that
    these companies are going to allow you to take
    advantage of the demand for Lithium. Are all
    Lithium Mining Stocks scams? I sure hope not.
     But, they have been a very popular pump and
    dump stock lately.  If you  are still interested
    in Lithium and want to get out of the pump and
    dump world their is always the new Lithium ETF
    LIT (Global X Lithium ETF)

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  • There are larger mining concerns that are
    producing and viable (Chementall and SQM from
    Chile, FMC Lithium and Tallison Minerals from
    Argentina), but LTUM, AMEL, AMLM, BHWX and LIEG
    arent there yet.   Most current production is in
    what is known as the lithium triangle or
    lithium ABC Argentina, Bolivia and Chile.
     U.S. mining is concentrated in Nevadas Clayton
    Valley where several of these companies have
    exploration properties. (and Chementall Foote has
    the only producing U.S. Lithium mine).  By my own
    unscientific estimations, these other companies
    are many, many years away from viability. I did
    notice that LTUM and AMEL seem to be run by the
    same group since their websites are eerily
    similar.  So.some Lithium plays are so lazy they
    just recycle information off of another website.
     And, still people bought both stocks hand over
    fist when the pump was going on.

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  • Lets take a look at these U.S. Lithium Mining
    Companies As you can see their charts are
    remarkably similar.they hit the ground running
    with lots of paid promotions and a great deal of
    buzz.  After initial success, most of the price
    action has been down.  In fact, all are trading
    significantly below their recent highs.
  • Lithium is going to be a hot sector for many
    years to come.  I am not sure that any of these
    companies are going to hit the jackpot in the
    long run, but if you are a gunslinger trader you
    can certainly play the next pump on any one of
    these stocks.  Just be careful with these and any
    other of the hottest stocks that gets touted.
    When I introduce my paid newsletter site in
    another month, I will give traders the
    opportunity to take advantage of my research,
    experience and knowledge to pick the right
    stocksfree of hype and manipulation.  I dont
    have anything against any of these stocks.  I
    expect that very few of them will be around in a
    year or two, but I could be surprised.   Paid
    promotions (also called pump and dumps) are a
    great way to LOSE money for most traders.  Just
    be careful when you get the email or piece of
    mail touting the next hottest thing.  It might be
    hot, but only long enough for the promoters to
    make money!  Not you, though!

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  • Here is what I am looking at for entry/exit
    points HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! (yeah, right!)
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