What is this years lithium or cobalt going to be?

The outlook for lithium continues to shine, even as lithium-related stocks started off the year on a sour note. Cobalt ... About 60% of production comes from war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo, he says, and cobalt is “very much a byproduct metal,” with 98% coming from copper and nickel mines. read more

Not sure why I’m trying to answer this question when I have no idea what you’re really asking. However, since I speak in tongues at times (according to my family), I’ll try to interpret and answer your question in a trans. read more

Podcast: ‘Mr. Lithium’ on the global lithium industry; Cobalt does not commonly exist in nature in its native form. It is most often produced as a by-product of nickel and/or copper deposits. Sixty-six per cent of cobalt production is a by-product of copper, 31 per cent from nickel, and only 3 per cent from primary cobalt operations. read more

Cobalt is just as essential to today’s battery designs as lithium, and could still be a big part of tomorrow’s batteries, too. Last week, lithium-ion pioneer John Goodenough came out with a new battery design that negates the need for lithium altogether, replacing it with sodium instead. read more