Amerilithium (AMEL)

May 20, 2010

Our buy-signal on AmeriLithium (AMEL) at the end of March at the $1.20 range was quickly followed by an upward run of nearly 60% to an interim high of $1.90 per share on 27 April. Since that interim share-price peak, there has been no negative news on the company. In fact, starting in late-April the company has:

• Acquired two additional Lithium assets in Nevada
  
  
• Received a second draw-down on a $10 Million finance agreement to accelerate exploration
  
  
• Appointed Robert Craig, P.E. – who holds 35+ years of experience in the mining, energy, and Lithium industries – to the advisory board
  
  
• Announced the successful completion of initial field work on its Paymaster Canyon Project, Nevada
  
  
• Received an independent research report by SISM Research – which sets an 18-24 month target-price of $5.10 per share

Despite the company’s accelerated progress and increased market attention, the AMEL share-price has been in a steady decline over the last dozen or so market days due in part to the wild gyrations of the broader markets. This does not change our view of the company and its enormous blue-sky potential. Yet, as stock speculators, it often makes sense to step aside when the tide turns decidedly negative and look for an opportunity to jump back in at a lower price-level.

That is what I am recommending today. Sell your AmeriLithium share position. Stand by as we will be closely monitoring the AMEL trading pattern in anticipation of a secondary buy-signal.

April 26, 2010

Last month, I anointed AmeriLithium Corporation (AMEL) with my Strongest-Buy rating – and the stock has already moved up by more than 40% from $1.20 to today’s close above $1.70 per share. AmeriLithium is an upstart lithium exploration firm with key property holdings in what I’m calling the “New Strategic Triangle” of global lithium production: United States, Canada, and Australia. For more information on the global lithium market and AmeriLithium’s early pole position, please refer to my initial recommendation from 30 March. Right now, I’m compiling my full report on AmeriLithium, which I will be making available to you at my homepage early next month.

In the meantime, I am making a bold announcement and raising my profit projections: If you’ve yet to buy AMEL, do so now up to $2; if you already own AMEL, double your position now. We’re beginning to see a steady increase in the average daily trading volume for AMEL, which is a very reliable indicator the stock is gathering increased market attention. In fact, earlier today, Cohen Independent Research, Inc. – a leading analyst firm – released a report on AmeriLithium concluding, “operating margins are expected to be healthy.” The company included the following revenue forecast in their report:

• 2011 – Production: 1,200 tons Lithium; Total Revenue: $7.92 million

• 2012 – Production: 3,400 tons Lithium; Total Revenue: $25.84 million

• 2013 – Production: 8,600 tons Lithium; Total Revenue: $74.82 million

• 2014 – Production: 19,200 tons Lithium; Total Revenue: $174.72 million

With share-price and volume momentum building, now could be your very last opportunity to get in on AMEL at the seed level. My research and early indicators point to 1.) AmeriLithium becoming a very powerful global lithium producer, and 2.) AMEL trading as high as $35 per share by year-end. And keep in mind, even if the stock only reaches $6 this year, that’s still a solid triple from current price levels below $2 a share. Yet, based upon what I’ve seen thus far, which is a very aggressive acquisition strategy in the key profit centers of the global lithium market, I see AMEL as having nearly unlimited blue sky potential.

AmeriLithium Corporation (AMEL), in my opinion, is a long-term profit-stock that should reward you with numerous opportunities to take partial gains on the way up. Establish your early AMEL position now up to $2. If you bought AMEL following my original buy-signal in March, you should be sitting on an initial gain of more than 40 percent. I see AMEL trading much higher: double your position now.

March 30, 2010

AmeriLithium Corporation (AMEL) is newly on our radar as a high profit-potential stock situation from the booming lithium sector. AMEL closed today at $1.12 per share on solid trading volume and should be bought at tomorrow’s market open. With the shift to electric hybrid vehicles, which have a lithium-based battery component, we project a very robust demand picture for lithium metal going forward. Last week, AmeriLithium (AMEL) announced the acquisition of a 43,000 acre lithium asset in Western Australia to go along with the company’s current lithium projects in Nevada, USA, and Alberta, Canada.

Thanks to legislative change and a pro-mining stance from the Australian government, as well as its geographical proximity to the Asian markets, we see AmeriLithium as well-positioned to capitalize on increased global demand for lithium. Keep in mind also that Australian infrastructure allows for easy export to the developing Chinese market, whose manufacturing economy accounted for a staggering 1/3 of lithium demand in 2008.

Lithium – which falls into the “green energy” category – is a pollutant-free, highly effective energy source that’s the lightest metal on earth. This incredible lightness gives Lithium an unmatched advantage as it can be integrated into virtually every high-growth consumer product – including cell phones, laptops, and perhaps most importantly – electric and petro-electric hybrid vehicles. President Obama has called for 1 Million American-made hybrid cars on the road by 2015 – and Congress has approved the $25 Billion Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Program. All indicators point to strong profit opportunities within the lithium stock sector in 2010, and AMEL has emerged as our #1 pick.

AmeriLithium Corporation (AMEL) appears poised to become a major producer of low-cost, high-concentrate lithium with active projects in the United States, Canada, and Australia. The AMEL share-price could spike substantially higher in the near-term as the market catches up to the company’s production potential from these 3 key mining centers. Thus, AMEL has garnered our Strongest-Buy rating. Buy AMEL at tomorrow’s market open and do not chase above $1.25 per share.