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If you’re an investor, a Wall Street professional or just a consumer interested in knowing about Lithium, one of the most exciting rare metals impacting everything from electric cars to SQU-410 laptop computers, then you’re in luck. Conservative Speculator (accessed from www.WallStreetCorner.com), toshiba satellite l30 battery a Bluffton, South Carolina-based international newsletter with readers in 96 countries worldwide, today announced that it has published a Special Investigative Report entitled “All About Lithium.”

According to Larry Oakley, editor and publisher of Conservative Speculator and author of the “All About Lithium” special report, “The Lithium report answers five essential questions on the minds of most people. First, what exactly is Lithium? Second, where does Lithium come from? Third, what is Lithium’s primary use? Fourth, how large is the market for Lithium? And fifth, should I invest in the companies that produce Lithium?”

Oakley believes that Lithium will have a dramatic impact on the development of  electric cars. “All those mostly electric cars will need batteries,” he stated in the report. “The only BTP-C0K8 battery that will currently allow the advertised performance of these new electric cars is the Lithium-ion toshiba portege r100 battery. Each of the manufacturers of those batteries will need a reliable source of lithium carbonate.”

The Conservative Speculator editor sees Chile as the nation offering the greatest potential for Lithium mining and production results over the next decade. The report cites Benjamin Schneider, editor of the Santiago Times as stating, “Currently, Chile has the world’s largest Lithium mining industry, exporting roughly U.S. $300 million a year” Schnieder points out that the SanChilean Mining Minister Laurence Golborne is looking to increase that tenfold to US$3 Billion in the next few decades. Chile has one of the world’s largest & most easily accessible Lithium reserves, found in the brines underneath the Atacama Salt Flat in northern Chile toshiba tecra m5 battery.

Which Lithium mining companies does Oakley think people should keep an eye on? “Pan American Lithium Corp. (Other OTC: PALTF) based in Tucson, Arizona is one of my companies to watch. It has an existing portfolio of 100% ownership rights in nine surface brine lake projects (salars)  toshiba satellite l300 battery in the Atacama Region III of Chile covering a cumulative area in excess of 11,500 hectares. One of the company’s best Chilean salars is Laguna Verde, which can be pretty easy to pump & extract brines from. This gives Pan American a tremendous advantage over its competitors, as the Chilean projects could be the lowest product cost among other sources of lithium & are going to be the first in getting the resource estimates, taking them to feasibility & ultimate production toshiba satllite u400 battery.”

Oakley also stated that FMC Corporation (NYSE:FMC), a diversified chemical company serving agricultural, industrial & consumer markets globally, is another exciting company to watch in the Lithium sector. FMC Lithium recently joined leading U.S. FPCBP179 battery & advanced materials companies & one of the country’s largest national laboratories to form the National Alliance for Advanced Transportation ibm thinkpad z60m battery Cell Manufacture to manufacture advanced Lithium-ion toshiba pa3634u-1bas battery cells for transportation applications in the U.S. From its headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, FMC serves markets including battery & energy.