👉ATLX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Good morning, Folks,

Never one to shirk controversy, Donald Trump just became the first president to (attempt to) fire a Fed governor in the central bank’s 111-year history.

The governor in question, Lisa Cook, meanwhile says he has no authority to do so.

As of this writing, stock futures are flat on the news, but the overall attack on Fed independence is another wrinkle in this very exciting market.

Yesterday’s “tactical trade” idea hit an intraday high of 7.5% before declining into the close. I’m glad to see it’s up 12% in the pre-market right now.

Rare-earth minerals are back in the headlines this morning and my “tactical” idea for today is a play on that.

Just yesterday, Atlas Lithium Corporation (ATLX) reported “exceptional results” from its 30%-owned subsidiary, Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation (OTCQB: JUPGF).

The subsidiary recently published comprehensive Technical Report Summaries that “confirmed high-grade rare earths mineralization with grades up to 28,870 ppm TREO (total rare earth oxide) and 23.2% TiO₂, alongside premium graphite results achieving 96.6% graphitic carbon concentrate.” [emphasis added]

These critical minerals are “essential for electrification and defense applications.”

As you know, rare earths are all the rage, with the Pentagon last month taking a $400 million stake in rare-earth miner MP Materials.

ATLX is up about 19% so far in August, and with positive action in the pre-market, I’m watching today to see if we get another surge.

👉  ATLX is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Beyond rare-earth minerals, the Florida-based company is advancing its wholly owned lithium Neves Project located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

This gives ATLX a rare Western-hemisphere advantage in the lithium space, and if the tariffs on China stick around, it could slide into North American supply chains without the extra costs.

The company’s stock had been beaten down through mid-June primarily due to the brutal state of the lithium market. Lithium prices were at a four-year low due to a huge global supply surplus.

But since June 24, lithium prices have rocketed up 43% (!!) and ATLX has ridden along. Its stock is up 42% since that date.

I alerted this one on both June 20 and July 24, and I hope you paid attention, because the stock has risen dramatically since those dates.

Apart from the upturn in lithium prices, ATLX’s rebound has been fueled by great news releases.

On August 4, it announced the completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study for its Neves Project.

The study found that Neves “is expected to deliver strong financial metrics with an internal rate of return (“IRR”) of 145%, payback in 11 months from the start of operations, and an after-tax net present value (“NPV”) of $539 million.” [emphasis added]

It estimated Neves to have “operational production costs of only $489 per tonne of lithium concentrate, positioning Atlas Lithium among the world’s lowest-cost producers.” [emphasis added]

That news alone sent its stock rocketing as high as 61% in three trading days.

And on August 14, ATLX revealed “exceptional exploration results” at its fully-owned Salinas Project in Brazil’s Lithium Valley.

Initial exploratory drilling confirmed “spodumene-rich lithium mineralization near the surface, marking a significant milestone.”

“Core sample from Atlas Lithium’s Salinas Project showing spodumene mineralization (in pink and red) under ultraviolet light.”

In January, Seeking Alpha reported:

It concluded: “The stock’s price action, reflecting the bearish trend in lithium, earns ATLX an F in momentum, but that is the only failing grade. Valuation is a passing C, while growth and profitability earn an A+ and an A. Revisions come in at a solid B, a significant improvement from three and six months ago.”

(ATLX is at an even more attractive valuation now, lithium is ripping, and ATLX has picked up huge momentum.)

An analyst at Alliance Global Partners set a $30.00 12-month price target on ATLX in March — 453% upside from yesterday’s closing price.

Two other analysts set price targets in October that also give it multibagger potential from here.

ATLX boasts the largest lithium exploration footprint in Brazil among publicly traded companies, with approximately 208 square miles of mineral rights. 

The Neves Project is in Brazil’s “Lithium Valley” in Minas Gerais, a region that has over 80% of Brazil’s known lithium deposits.

And Brazil is no slouch in the lithium space. It was the world’s fifth-largest producer in 2023 and its output “is expected to rise by a CAGR of 35% between 2023 and 2027.”

The Neves Project received its operational permit from Minas Gerais in October 2024 and “is positioned to initially produce up to 150,000 tonnes per year of battery-grade spodumene concentrate.”

In March, ATLX achieved a critical milestone by receiving its modular Dense Media Separation (DMS) lithium processing plant in Brazil. 

The plant “incorporates advanced design elements and sustainable technology that set a new benchmark for lithium processing.”

Its compact, preassembled design accelerates the path to production.

ATLX’s modular processing plant

ATLX has already secured significant offtake agreements, including a $30 million investment from Japanese trading giant Mitsui & Co., whose largest shareholder is Berkshire Hathaway. 

Mitsui has committed to purchasing 15,000 tons of lithium concentrate from Phase 1 production and 60,000 tons annually for five years from Phase 2. 

ATLX has also partnered with Chinese lithium chemical producers Chengxin and Yahua (BYD and Tesla suppliers, respectively), who have committed $50 million for the right to purchase 80% of Phase 1 production capacity.

Beyond lithium, ATLX holds a 32.2% stake in Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation (OTCQB: JUPGF), providing exposure to rare earths, titanium, natural graphite, uranium, copper, nickel, iron ore, quartzite, and gold.

Final Thoughts

ATLX is positioned to become a significant player in the global lithium supply chain. 

With its vast resource base, its already-deployed processing plant, and its robust offtake agreements, the company is looking to tap into the burgeoning electric vehicle and renewable energy markets.​

For more detailed information, visit the company website and check out this investor presentation released just this month.

And of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner,  remembering that trading is very risky. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

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Bottom line: The price of lithium has rebounded 43% over the past two months, and ATLX is tracking that move.

With great news about rare-earths out yesterday, I’m watching to see if it extends its 19% rally so far in August.

💥Stay dialed in to ATLX today to see if it plays out!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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