Investors See Opportunity in Domestic Graphite Shortage

Investors Take Note...

Hello Trader, While headlines blather on about lithium, another metal has been flying under the media radar... Graphite. It's expected to face the largest increase in demand of ALL battery metals over the next decade – more than lithium, copper, and aluminum. And projections warn of an 8 million ton graphite shortfall by 2040. I hate to be the bearer of bad news... But this could hobble the $7 trillion electric vehicle market unless more sources of graphite are found. Because each EV needs 146 pounds of graphite, on average. >> See what the graphite shortage could mean for investors China has long controlled our American graphite supply. This is a continual worry for both EV makers and the White House. There's good news, though... The U.S. government is injecting billions of dollars in incentives to support increased domestic production of graphite. This junior mining company is gearing up to provide a mine-to-market American graphite solution that could aid the booming EV market. >> Click here to see how investors could benefit from "Made in America for America" graphite

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