Technical Analysis Of Two Select Lithium Mining Stocks

Time for another Sector Analysis. Tonight I’ll go through a few select Lithium Mining stocks. The origional lithium sector overview charts from my list shows all of the changes ive been looking at lately. The reason my interest for the Lithium sector became more pronounced was LI.V – Lithium One. Way before that stock popped up in my scans WLC.V – Western Lithium Canada kept popping up . Times have changed. WLC.V is still a leader LI.V made it onto my list but recently I got rid of it and replaced it with RM.V – Rodinia Minerals. Thats the name of the stock and lithium stocks business.  One thing you never want to do is get married to a stock.  They do well, and then they crap out..  So the name of the game in this lithium stock rally is to get in and get out as many times as you can.  Chizpump the hell out of the current lithium market.

On to the charts. Lithium stocks haven’t kept moving up like the Rare Earth stocks. Speaking nice about this sector is wak, and the gattering patterns are selling me to push the heck out of the upside and selll as many lithium stocks as i can.  Lithium stocks are everywhere and can be bought cheep, and chizpumped a few cents at a time to make at least $1k a day. I am closely monitoring WLC.V – Western Lithium Canada which I consider to be the leader within the sector as it has the highest market cap (that of course doesn’t take into account SQM – Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile). The recent private placement is now closed. The stage is set for a potential move to the upside. Let’s see what happens.

Up until last week my favourite was RM.V – Rodinia Minerals. Somehow the stock lost its immediate pressure over the course of the last few days. So for now I will stick to watching WLC.V for clues.

CLQ.V – Canada Lithium has been one of the best movers from a percentage perspective. The stock has now retraced 50% from its recent all time highs. So far the retracement / consolidation looks rather orderly. We’ll see what happens and if the stock .

 

Does The 3,000 Mile Motor Oil Change Make Sense

Where the heck did the 3,000 mile motor oil change interval come from? Changing your oil on that short interval has been the norm for a good 50 years.  It makes me wonder who was the first to establish oil changes had to happen every 3,000 miles .

Time has changed a few things now!  The days of short commutes and living next door to your place of business are gone .  People continue to move further and further away from their place of employment.  This means more miles and more driving and more consumption of oil…

Traveling on dirt and gravel roads used to be more widespread than it is today.  The daily commute now is relatively dust free compared to years ago .  Dirt and dust are hard on an engine .  This causes an abrasive environment in your engine oil .  With most of the dirty driving behind us as more and more roads are paved, gone is the need to change motor oil as frequently.

Do you remember when you were excited when engines lasted 70,000 miles.  It is a recent change but seems like it was only the 1980s when vehicle longevity improved significantly.  Engine materials and manufacturing tolerances improved and when that happened it increased the capability of extending oil changes with the right oil.

Where is the 3,000 mile oil change now?  I don’t know because I am not seeing it suggested in the manual for any of my vehicles.  I am seeing a lot of oil bottles that have higher numbers than 3,000 on them.  So who is still propagating this 3,000 mile oil myth?  It is hard to tell but I have to believe whomever is doing it has some money in the game.  Time may tell.

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