Remember Chevy pressed hard to acchieve the 300 miles between stoping for recharge at a site port hookup.   GMC kept up the pressing on various approaches to continue the push for the early VOLT.  Contrary to expected mkt and with very lo PUSH from advertising Chevy launched with preorders and clearly staked out the CLAIM that PLUG IN CARS were here to stay.  Other than GMC pretty much the mkt percieved that the VOLT was a great idea but was doomed to failure, Chevy proved them all wrong.  So who gets the Glory for the Story, really, the guy thats building the biggie plant down in New Mexaco.  Meanwhile Chevy keeps pusing the refinements to a better Battery car for all of us/USA, and Global mkts.  Either way the com-up-ance leads to a trend that no matter WHOM gets the "GLORY" for the concept to become a reality, this concept is looming onto bigger and better things daily.  One of the Bigger and better things is that it is GREAT news for mining and these vehicles are going to drain the market of its freshly picked fruit, in so that the minerals MKT will absorb a lot of pressure and perhaps shot falls to meet supply side.  This pattern is like warning signs, RED lights glaring brightly that MINERALS just may become CENTER STAGE"STAR" and the place to be putting our money.  Where the Hay Mountain fits in so nicely is that it is not a 2 or 5 year mine and kaput!  From all of the GEO workovers by LBSR to date the Hay Mt. looks to be a very long lifeable orebody for 10s of 10s of years.  The other side of this coin is that on that side minerals demand is already noted to be in vastly undersupply and that the Electric Cars will only exaserbate the excelleration of the shortfalls to a much nearer calendar date with destiny.  IMO no majors are going to be ringing doorbells to let us know if they are about to scarf up the "HM" as they normally will be EXTREMELY tight lipped about future planning and of their fulfilments to consumate any deals with anybody until they have a lockdown of certainty that they know exactly what should occur in theirplanned agenda.  IMO, are they really getting in position to address the mineral shortfalls, that looks like a maybe from what i have been seeing.  However these things are looming and the right moves made now could and should be real company makers well into our future (even though we most likely wont be here to pick most of the fruit of it, but our Grans will).  See article below:  Enjoy! ! ! ! ! ! !

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