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Dajin Resources "Well Positioned For a Spike in Lithium Demand From EVs" by Peter Epstein
Dajin Resources Corp. (TSXV:DJI,OTCMKTS:DJIFF) was highlighted in an article from Peter Epstein where he talks about the growing demand for lithium, particularly in electronic vehicles. Epstein saw Dajin as a high return opportunity, noting that the company “has no debt and a solid balance sheet.”
Dajin Resources Corp. (TSXV:DJI,OTCMKTS:DJIFF) was highlighted in an article from Peter Epstein where he talks about the growing demand for lithium, particularly in electronic vehicles. Epstein saw Dajin as a high return opportunity, noting that the company “has no debt and a solid balance sheet.”
As quoted in the article:
While the available supply of lithium is difficult to forecast, and will come on-stream unevenly, demand growth for EVs alone could be two or three times that of today’s consensus. Clearly, the demand for lithium will be lower or higher than expected. Readers probably know which side of the coin I’m betting on. That’s why I like a small cap, pure-play lithium company named Dajin Resources Corp. (DJI.V) (DJIFF). Combined U.S. and Canadian trading volume is averaging roughly 625,000 shares per day. The company has no debt and a solid balance sheet. Warrant exercises have been helping to maintain adequate cash balances.
Taking a contrarian view by being substantially more bullish on lithium demand from EVs, calls for an investment approach that differs from those who follow the crowd. Following the crowd is prudent if conventional wisdom prevails. However, for those like me who believe overall demand for lithium could grow by 20% annually, (30% for EVs alone), a way to articulate a bullish position is through juniors such as Dajin Resources. Taking a contrarian view entails both higher risk and higher reward. Unlike following the crowd though, an investment in Dajin Resources could play off quite handsomely. With properties in both Nevada’s Lithium Hub, located approximately 12 km northeast of Rockwood’s decades long Nevada operations and a very large land position in Argentina’s, Lithium Triangle. This company’s tock is strongly positioned to move considerably higher upon an increase in lithium prices and/or a rebound in the morbid TSX Venture Exchange.
Click here to read the full Epstein Research article.
Disclaimer: Mr. Epstein owns shares of this company. Investors should consult with their own advisors before making investment decisions. Mr. Epstein is not an investment advisor. The article on this company on EpsteinResearch.com should be viewed in this context. This company is highly speculative and not suitable for all investors. As of [5/1/15] Dajin Resources is a Sponsor of EpsteinResearch.com on a month-to-month basis.
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