Rodney Hooper: Lithium Structural Deficit Still Ahead, Mass Investment Needed


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Lithium prices remain at historic highs after rallying in 2021 on the back of strong demand from the electric vehicle sector. Rodney Hooper of RK Equity believes a structural deficit is still in the cards, even amid bearish oversupply calls from investment banks.

“I keep mentioning it — the only way to get this market in balance, or in oversupply, is to have an excess of upstream investment, and we just haven’t seen that,” he said. “We haven’t seen enough projects permitted. We don’t see enough projects under construction. And if anything, we’re seeing new projects that were assumed to be coming online already be slightly behind schedule.”

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0:00 – Intro
0:33 – Is lithium still facing a structural supply deficit?
2:27 – Lithium price expectations for 2023
4:54 – Rodney’s thoughts on lithium stocks next year
8:54 – Investing in lithium when volatility is high
12:27 – Advice for building a lithium portfolio
14:28 – Geopolitics in the lithium sector
17:52 – Jurisdictional considerations in lithium
23:17 – Final advice for lithium investors
25:58 – Outro

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