SLIO Stock is Hot and Spicy Today!
Good morning! Hot penny stocks are always fun but SLIO stock could really get interesting.
Today we’re going into the wild world of Rare Earth Elements.
These highly-coveted but ultra-rare materials have exploded in value in the past few years.
But today we’re talking about a company that has exploded in value…in the last few minutes.
At least “trading minutes” when the market is open.
The last 30 minutes of yesterday’s trading saw today’s alert, SLIO – Solo International, Inc., blast off about 57% and rally right into the close. Talk about a volatile stock that makes fast moves! And that’s just in one day…
Will the momentum continue? Let’s watch and see, because if it does, SLIO has no ceiling above it whatsoever, which means it could take-off to new unknown highs.
Solo International, Inc. (SLIO), an exploration and development mining company with a focus on deposits of rare earth metals and rare earth elements. Since it’s a small cap penny stock, the upside potential if the company succeeds is astronomical.
SLIO just put out a press release moments ago!
You can see it here:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Solo-International-Comments-prnews-1548276713.html?x=0
Fresh press releases definitely attract day traders who scan for news in order to “trade the news” for a quick buck, which could help keep SLIO’s momentum going.
The media is blowing Rare Earths into the spotlight.
On Jan 5th 2012, Bloomberg reported (http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-05/five-rare-earths-crucial-for-clean-energy-seen-in-short-supply.html) on the recently released Department of Energy Report Critical Materials Strategy Report, the article titled “Five Rare Earths Crucial for Clean Energy Seen In Short Supply.” The DOE report indicates that five rare earths — neodymium, dysprosium, europium, terbium and yttrium — are under critical supply constraints in both the near-term (now until 2015) and medium-term (2015 to 2025).
The report underscores the risks of continued U.S. dependency on foreign sources of metals and minerals and the adverse impact on green energy development. The Bloomberg article quoted David Sandlow, assistant secretary for policy and international affairs at the Energy Department as saying, “Diversifying the global supply chain is key.” Mr. Sandlow also mentioned the demand for rare-earth materials has grown more rapidly than that for commodity metals such as steel.
On Dec 5th the International Business Times reported “China Cutting Rare Earth Production to 70% by 2015 (http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/261069/20111205/china-s-production-rare-earths-reach-70.htm) the article quoting from research firm Roskill stated much of the total output would go to Chinese manufacturers to address the demands of domestic industry, leaving only a small amount for export.
Michel Plante President of SLIO commented, “These are exciting times for the sector. I believe we have significant opportunities. Reports like the DOE Critical Minerals Strategy Report and the Roskill Rare Earths Market outlook for 2015 are both reassuring and encouraging.”
Rare earth metals are strategically important and necessary for the manufacture of, for example, electronics components in the latest gadgets like iPhones and iPads, motors, glass and automobiles, and as alloying materials in steelmaking.
China accounts for 97% of global production, and we’re smack in the middle of a shortage.
What you may not know is that many REE mining operations have discovered the higher levels of many REE in Canada or are purchasing exploration properties all around Quebec and the whole of North-Eastern Canada!
While that means SLIO may have some competition, it also means they have selected a very high quality area to explore.
Quebec, with its pro-industry mining laws and unparalleled geo-scientific databases, creates a perfect storm for miners. In general, miners cannot ask for a more politically-friendly area, as Quebec has been in the top 10 in the annual Fraser Institute mining survey since 2001, and in first place in 2007/2008, and 2009/2010. Quebec is world-renowned for the production of precious metals, common metals, and industrial minerals and ranks among the main mineral producers in the world and is among the top ten most explored areas on Earth. Despite this, over two-thirds of the land remains partially explored or completely virgin. Additionally, a multitude of financial incentives aimed at mining exploration and development implemented by the government of Quebec help to reduce the risks related to exploration.
They certainly picked a good spot…
In fact, there is one property that boasts a deposit that geologists estimate to contain over 60MM tons of ore, mainly consisting of three of the “heavy” rare earth metals, making it incredibly valuable and highly sought-after currently. To give you an idea of how valuable a rare earth claim of some size can be, you should understand that recent spot prices for several of the heavy REE climbed to over $4000 per kilogram! Factor in the estimated 60MM tons of ore, and some basic math will leave your jaw hanging at the potential money.
The newest company to acquire a claim in this little area near Quebec is SLIO.
The Mega-market for rare earth metals didn’t exist until recently, and it presents many opportunities for companies like SLIO to prosper with some good decisions and the right acquisitions, and I think that we have seen SLIO take a step in the right direction with this property acquisition announcement!
Obviously traders went bananas for SLIO yesterday, but…
Could SLIO be subsidized by the US Government?
The shortage of REE and its effect on our military is very real. The reality of REE shortage and its impact on our entire high-tech way of life is being taken seriously by our nation’s leaders. In fact, the U.S. Congress recently passed the Rare Earths and Critical Materials Revitalization Act, intended to boost production of these vital elements by the USA and its geo-political allies.
The possibility of the US government subsidizing startup costs or becoming otherwise involved with REE mining operations is very real and could bring drastic changes to the industry, literally overnight. The reality of a shortage on the materials that our military uses to make guided missile systems, spy satellites, hybrid motors for naval vessels and tank and submarine guidance equipment will result in some kind of action being taken, there is little doubt about that.
But what matters to me is just the trading action, and with SLIO rallying incredibly hard into yesterday’s close, the momentum is massive and if it carries into today, we could have an unbelievable winner on our hands.
As always, I must issue my usual words of warning. And some extra words on this one, since this is a riskier than usual play. SLIO rallied into the close, and closed near the high which is very bullish, so we should be good to go here. However, SLIO did pop almost 60% in one day. Momentum appears strong because of the high close and late day rally. But after a gain of that size…if momentum fizzles out, SLIO could crash just as hard and fast as it skyrocketed. So, first make sure you see SLIO’s momentum continuing in a strong way! I said I only like WZE if momentum continues, and it did…and it turned into a great alert. I feel the same way about SLIO, we’ve gotta see momentum continue. Be sure to use a tight stop, trade with caution, book profits when you can, and never let any one trade go too far against you. (Biased, unlicensed amateur opinions)
SLIO rallied incredibly hard into the close forming a new all-time high, and closed pretty much at the high of the day…both of which create Market Moving Momentum!
Don’t forget SLIO has been trading actively just for a few days and often newly active alerts are our very most profitable, when we get in early. Well we definitely are early here. With fresh news out and scanners picking up SLIO as a new 52 week high and a massive percentage gainer, I’d bet there are a ton of traders drooling over their keyboards waiting for the market to open so they can jump in.
SLIO is a rare and hot situation, keep your eyes glued to it today!
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