When SpaceX went public, millions of retail investors rushed in on day one. The insiders who'd held private shares for years sold into the frenzy. And everyday investors were left holding the bag. |
This is the oldest pattern on Wall Street. The serious wealth is never created on IPO day. It's created before the IPO – when shares are cheap, access is limited, and most people aren't paying attention. |
Which brings me to something I find far more interesting than SpaceX right now. |
Elon Musk said on a Tesla earnings call that lithium refining is "a license to print money." One private U.S. startup took him at his word – and built what the industry couldn't figure out. |
A patented technology – 120-plus patents – that recovers up to 94% of lithium in days. The old method takes 18 months and recovers less than 40%. |
They just commissioned Project Lonestar in Texarkana – the largest DLE plant in America – now producing battery-grade lithium. At full scale: 50,000 tons of annual production, projecting roughly $1 billion a year in revenue. |
General Motors already invested $50 million. POSCO – one of the largest industrial conglomerates in Asia – and Eni, the Italian energy giant, followed. Then the Department of Energy awarded them a $5m grant. |
These aren't momentum investors – they're the most deliberate capital allocators in the energy sector. |
And right now, you can invest right alongside them. |
Invest alongside GM, until July 16 |
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