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All the clean technologies that we need to combat climate change – whether that’s wind turbines, solar panels, or batteries, they’re all really, really mineral intensive– Lucy Crane, Senior Geologist, Lithium Cornish Continue reading →

From the perspective of

• Calling an Industry Bottom for Deep Value
• Publishing the call
• Timing the break-out from Stage 1 Chart Pattern
• Owning the Move (four of the companies)

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• Top Picks Appreciation at this time: APA – AM – AR – BCEI
• Top Two picks for Dividends: AM 19.2% & MNRL 8.65%
• 2021 Average Oil price: Goldman Sachs: WTI $51.38 – Brent $55.63

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At LOTM, we believe Bitcoin and Crypto Currencies are real. It took us until this last summer to become full believers, but we are on board now.

We have shared a MarketWatch article written Nov 18, 2020 (Linked below) as a very good generalist article. There is not a lot new in the article, however if you are just starting an interest in Crypto currency and Bitcoin specifically, it is well written and informative.

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Does Nat Gas and Oil go the way of Coal in the United States?

Georgia Senators determine the Fate of Oil and Gas in the United States:
At the end of last week, the US Democrats had a majority in the House of Representatives. President-elect Joe Biden is likely to take his oath and become the forty-sixth President of the United States on January 20. The last link in the chain that would allow for a clear sailing of the Democrat’s political agenda is a majority in the Senate. As of the end of last week, Republicans held fifty seats and Democrats forty-eight. Two seats remain outstanding. If Democrats capture those contests (both are in Georgia), they win the majority as Vice President-elect Harris would have the tie-breaking vote. Andrew Hecht – Seeking Alpha Continue reading →