Cyclicality is an attribute that can be problematic for many investors, but not necessarily a long-term negative.

Lithium is here to stay. There’s a reason that it has gained popularity, especially in the last decade. It’s a versatile metal that has afforded tremendous improvements in how we work, communicate and get around.

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Investors always look to focus on companies with a high level of profitability irrespective of market conditions.

The market for Lithium (Li) is about to explode.What we are witnessing now is nothing less that the transition from a carbon- to a lithium-based economy. In the space of three years, we have gone from a global lithium glut to a structural shortage.

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Over the last couple of years lithium producers and miners have enjoyed a parabolic jump in their stock prices and market caps.

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Since Donald Trump’s election there has been a sharp divergence in the performance of S&P equities relative to commodity prices. Materials equities look ready to gain as inflation pressures build.

The automotive industry is currently undergoing radical transformation.

The chemical industry has so far enjoyed a positive run this year, helped by an upswing in the world economy and continued strength across major end-use markets such as construction, automotive and electronics.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch upgraded FMC Corporation two notches, to Outperform, its equivalent of a buy rating, from Underperform, its equivalent of a sell rating.

Shared of diversified chemical company FMC Corporation are soaring after DuPont announced earlier it will be acquiring substantially all of FMC's Health & Nutrition business and divesting part of its Crop Protection business to FMC.

Though the market appears to be recently dominated by Trump’s potential impact on the American economy, earnings quality trends continue to be relevant to stock prices.

Lithium prices have jumped by 60% in 2016. This is enough to scare investors away from Lithium/Lithium producers. However, fundamentals and technicals of the Lithium market appear to have aligned perfectly for another great year.

By producing its battery cells, Tesla could significantly reduce the cost of its car production, which would give it an advantage over its competitors in the electric vehicles market. As such,Tesla's financial performance could improve considerably.