
Já estou a ver a bolha do lítio, siga lá ganhar uns trocos.
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Fenicio Escreveu:Sim, tens razão. A informação que extraí diz que:Price data for lithium is not readily available as the metal is not traded on public exchanges, but one industry source claims the price of lithium carbonate – the most important internationally-traded lithium compound by volume -- has doubled this year, to $5,500 a ton, driven by strong demand for rechargeable batteries.
World production of lithium is only some 22,000 tons, the biggest suppliers being Australia and Chile.
It’s very difficult to invest in lithium. I have not been able to find any pure plays. However, here are two stocks to consider.
Fonte: http://www.moneyweek.com/investments/co ... -boom.aspx
Pode-se investir em empresas ligadas à exploração do lítio, mas não directamente no lítio (pelo menos não da forma como se faz com o petróleo, café, algodão, ouro, etc.).
The share price has quadrupled this year and the chart looks great
Price data for lithium is not readily available as the metal is not traded on public exchanges, but one industry source claims the price of lithium carbonate – the most important internationally-traded lithium compound by volume -- has doubled this year, to $5,500 a ton, driven by strong demand for rechargeable batteries.
World production of lithium is only some 22,000 tons, the biggest suppliers being Australia and Chile.
It’s very difficult to invest in lithium. I have not been able to find any pure plays. However, here are two stocks to consider.
The higher cost of the lithium minerals conversion process compared to brine production of lithium has impacted on lithium prices. Prices for lithium carbonate more than doubled between 2004 and 2008 to just under US$5,500/t. The outlook for lithium consumption to 2013 is optimistic, particularly as lithium secondary batteries for automotive uses are now reaching commercialisation. Nevertheless, as the global economic downturn continues there is likely to be an impact on the supply, demand and price fundamentals for lithium in the short-term.