Elon Musk is searching for his own lithium mine, is this it?

	When Tesla Worries That Its Lithium Supply Chain Is Drying Up, It's Time To Look At Lithium Stocks Again Even in a pandemic investors are not abandoning Tesla. Since April 2019, its share price i... Unsubscribe Advertisement When Tesla Worries That Its Lithium Supply Chain Is Drying Up, It's Time To Look At Lithium Stocks Again Even in a pandemic investors are not abandoning Tesla. Since April 2019, its share price is up 104% despite the historic market crash. That because Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, is a visionary who is focused more on giant lithium-ion batteries that store energy. There is only one thing that can trip him up... a crippled lithium supply chain. So, the urgency for Tesla today is to find a private source so as not repeat last year's problems. That's when reports said that Tesla dramatically slowed down battery production due to a significant lithium supply chain problem. Now, as he admits there's a huge world of competition, Musk wants to secure his supply chain by buying his own lithium mine. Odds could be great that he's looking at this value-laden company with 68,000 acres in the famous Lithium Triangle
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