| "BUY every lithium stock." That's according to a recent private research note from the world's #1 investment bank. JP Morgan analysts are extremely bullish on lithium — which is a critical commodity for Electric Vehicles (EVs). And the firm says clients should aggressively BUY lithium stocks right now. Click here for my FREE report on America's #1 lithium stock. JP Morgan analysts are focusing on Australian lithium stocks. "The land down under" is the world's leading producer of lithium. And the country produces over 40,000 metric tons of lithium per year. Here's what the analysts told clients... "The lithium commodity complex is one of the few where there is meaningful upside likely over the medium term, given the strong demand backdrop." That's Wall Street talk that basically means... Lithium prices could rise significantly because of huge demand for EV batteries. JP Morgan expects that the price of lithium will rise 19% annually for the next 10-years. And the primary reason is due to demand for electric vehicles and battery storage devices. This isn't just a near term issue... Demand for lithium will exceed the supply until at least 2030. That means this is a long-term growth opportunity — and it's still in the early innings. Frankly, the bull market for battery metals is already underway. The following chart shows that the price of lithium is already up 152% in the last year. Lithium Prices Jump 152% - Click Here fore FREE Report 
Now, JP Morgan did NOT recommend buying the commodity lithium. Frankly, it's impossible for most regular investors to actually buy the commodity itself. Instead... JP Morgan just issued a "high conviction" BUY Alert on 5 Australian lithium stocks. That means the firm is recommending every lithium stock within its coverage universe. However, the firm failed to recommend several undiscovered American battery metal stocks that could see even bigger gains. One of my top lithium stocks could soar by 5X — 10X as the battery metal boom unfolds. And others could see triple digit gains in the next year. Go here for details on Tesla's Secret lithium partner. | 
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