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    Lithium Investing Gets A Leg Up

    Written by Melissa Pistilli
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    Nov. 13, 2009 08:56AM PST

      The spotlight is on lithium after investments in the rare metal have shown a steady northward movement, despite the recession. Even before the economic recession hit the world, demand for lithium grew by 7.2% every year between 2001-08.   One more player has joined the lithium club.  Canaccord Adams, an international independent financial services …

     

    The spotlight is on lithium after investments in the rare metal have shown a steady northward movement, despite the recession. Even before the economic recession hit the world, demand for lithium grew by 7.2% every year between 2001-08.

     

    One more player has joined the lithium club.  Canaccord Adams, an international independent financial services firm that draws focus on potential global investment opportunities in metals, mining, energy among other fields, has now decided to initiate coverage on a group of small lithium exploration plays.

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    21 Dec, 2009
    Lithium is not going into the gutter, V Joe. What your referring to is a Vanadium-Lithium battery that shows promise of increasing the electric capacity of said battery. It could have a tremendous impact. Eddy K.
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