FLPC: give me liberty and give me profits

{ Posted on Mar 16 2010 by Jeffrey Dean }

FLPC is Placing Big Bets and YOU Could be the Winner!

Good Morning and Happy Tuesday!

Today’s alert is a hot, new junior mining company:

FIRST LIBERTY POWER CORPORATION (FLPC)

FLPC only recently started trading on the bulletin board.  If you were to do any research online (Yahoo! or Google Finance), you’ll get stale information about a previous incarnation of the company called Quuibus.

Today, FLPC is involved in mineral exploration and development–not software.  You can go directly to the company website to get the most current information.

FLPC holds the rights to two prized mineral claims in Nevada and Utah for Lithium and Vanadium

In Nevada, FLPC holds the rights to a whopping 84 claims on 12,800 acres that are close to the Lithium brine rich, Clayton Valley.

Click on this link for a full description of LPFC’s lithium claims.


Lithium is hot and getting hotter!


Here’s an excerpt from Commodity Online, in their September 13th, 2009 article titled:

“Why Warren Buffet is Investing in Lithium”

“…Future growth estimates vary wildly—anywhere from 20- to 40-fold increase by 2020—driven largely by car battery demand. The USGS [U.S. Geological Survey] expects demand for lithium-ion batteries to increase 15-fold from 2006 to 2012.”

The Federal Government and the Obama administration are pushing the advancement of lithium energy technology as well.

The “Energy and Environmental Plan,” proposed by the current administration, requires increased lithium production as well as the potential for government investment.

Most notably, the plan calls for:

1,000,000 hybrid cars on American roads by 2015 and a $150 Billion investment in “private” efforts to build clean energy sources… including lithium batteries!

The USGS also issued  statistics about the worldwide market for rechargeable lithium batteries and estimated it to be worth $4 Billion a year.

Vanadium: the plastic of the 21st Century!

In Utah, FLPC’s Vanadium claims are located within the Colorado Plateau near the Utah-Colorado border—with a total (so far) of 66 Vanadium/Uranium claims!

Click on this link for a full description of LPFC’s vanadium claims.

Vanadium is used as an additive to improve the strength and durability of steel—and the Vanadium/Titanium alloy is considered irreplaceable in applications for aerospace, aviation, automotive, shipping and construction.

Vanadium/titanium alloys have been referred to as the “plastic of the 21st century” because of their ultra high-strength and light weight.

Vanadium is also a vital component in energy storage solutions (another huge profit center). It allows solar, wind and other renewable energy sources to succeed on a larger scale.

Combined, Lithium and Vanadium give FLPC a big jump on other junior mineral explorers.

So where’s the chart?

This is usually where I share with you my analysis of the chart—but FLPC hasn’t been trading long enough to have a meaningful one!

FLPC is truly an undiscovered stock!

Bottom Line: FLPC is a mineral exploration company with some very promising properties that hold two of the most-in-demand minerals on the market.

Do your due diligence and take your profits where you can.

Good luck and good trading,

Jeffrey Dean
Editor

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