TWO RED HOT LITHIUM
 STOCKS FOR 2026

Not every great call comes from a research desk…

Some of them come from people who simply pay attention earlier than everyone else.

Years ago, I shared a ride with one of them.

He wasn’t an investment bank analyst.

He wasn’t a quant.

He was an Uber driver.

And somewhere between my airport pickup and home, he told me he owned a small lithium stock called Galaxy.

He’d bought it at 50 cents.

Back then, lithium was barely on the radar of the ASX.

It was a niche metal. A fringe idea. A punchline at most investor meetings.

This bloke did not care.

He’d read enough. Watched enough. And joined the dots well before the rest of the market got interested.

The only difference between him and the herd that eventually followed?

He got there early.

Eight years later and Galaxy Resources merged with Orocobre to form Allkem, which then completed a $15 billion merger with Liven, to form a US-listed lithium behemoth.

Well, right now…

I believe you are being handed
 another shot
 at getting on
 this very same story

You can feel it every time you fill up the car.

Funny how electric vehicles start looking a lot more attractive when petrol prices go berserk.

But more on that in a moment.

Because what most investors still don’t realise is this:

Lithium doesn’t just boom once.

It moves in violent, repeatable cycles.

And every time it resets...

The same opportunity shows up again.

That’s exactly what happened eight months ago.

Lithium had collapsed more than 90%.

Fund managers had already moved on.

The financial press had filed the entire sector under: ‘bubble, burst, finished’.

That’s when I stepped in.

Not with a vague outlook.

Not with a ‘watch this space’.

But with a specific, on-the-record call.

In September 2025, I published a report titled: ‘Lithium’s Final Run’.

Inside that report, I put my reputation on the line.

I named four specific ASX-listed lithium stocks to buy.

I gave the exact prices.

And I told my readers to act.

No hedging. No hindsight.

Just a real-world call, before the move.

Then the market turned.

Exactly as I expected.

Lithium prices are up roughly 170% since that report.

And the four stocks I named?

They’ve already started moving...

Source: Australian Small-Cap Investigator
Portfolio as of 17/05/2026

Look at that scorecard.

Four stocks. Four greens. In just eight months.

And here’s the important part…

I'm not showing you this to take a victory lap.

I'm showing you because of what I believe still hasn’t happened yet.

Because in every lithium cycle...

The first move is usually just the beginning.

And this time?

The setup looks even bigger.

Because in the past, lithium only had ONE major demand driver:

Electric vehicles.

That was the whole story.

When EV demand surged, lithium surged.

When sentiment cooled, the sector collapsed.

But today?

Lithium doesn’t have one demand driver anymore.

It has five.

And they’re all hitting at the same time.

Alongside a supply problem unlike anything we’ve seen before…

Five demand shocks.
 One broken supply chain.

First, EVs are still there.

Bigger than ever.

Roughly one in four new cars sold worldwide last year was electric.

That’s no longer the dream scenario for lithium.

That’s the baseline.

But here’s what most investors haven’t caught on to yet:

EVs are no longer the ONLY source of lithium demand.

Now there’s grid storage.

Massive battery systems that stabilise powergrids...

Store renewable energy...

And keep everything from hospitals to AI data centres running when the grid comes under pressure.

Then there’s AI infrastructure.

The biggest technology companies in the world are now spending hundreds of billions of dollars building AI data centres.

And those systems consume staggering amounts of power.

Every data centre needs backup power.

Every backup system needs batteries.

And every battery needs lithium.

Then come the wild cards.

Military drones.

Humanoid robots.

The kinds of demand drivers that barely existed in previous lithium cycles.

Ukraine is reportedly burning through thousands of drones every month.

And after Tesla’s late-2025 earnings call — where Elon Musk repeatedly talked about a future ‘robot army’ — Wall Street started taking humanoid robots seriously, too.

Goldman Sachs...UBS — even they’re now openly discussing what widespread robot adoption could mean for battery demand.

And then comes the fifth driver.

The one I believe is changing the entire equation right now.

Energy security.

Because lithium is no longer just a commodity.

It’s become a strategic asset.

Governments now understand something critical:

You cannot electrify your economy without lithium.

And you cannot rely on your geopolitical rivals to supply it.

That’s where Iran enters the story.

Because every time oil spikes…

Every time you wince filling up the car...

The economic case for electrification gets stronger.

And governments know it.

That’s why they’re now fast-tracking lithium projects.

Funding supply chains. Approving mines. And treating critical minerals as national security assets.

But here’s the problem.

While demand is accelerating...

Supply isn’t.

When lithium prices collapsed in 2023, projects were cancelled.

Exploration dried up.

Financing disappeared.

And mining supply chains don’t switch back on overnight.

Which means the shortages being forecast right now were effectively locked in years ago.

Earlier this year, Morgan Stanley forecast an 80,000-tonnes lithium carbonate equivalent deficit.

For context: a deficit closer to 20,000 tonnes helped send lithium prices from under US$10,000 per tonne to more than US$80,000 during the last squeeze.

Now put the pieces together.

Five simultaneous demand drivers.

Governments scrambling to secure supply.

And a mining industry that still hasn’t rebuilt after the 2023 collapse.

That’s not a normal commodity cycle.

That’s a SQUEEZE.

And lithium squeezes don’t move slowly.

They move violently.

Which creates the exact kind of setup where fortunes have historically been made in small-cap mining stocks.

As we’ve seen in the last two lithium squeezes…

By the time most investors realise what’s happening ...

The biggest names have already moved.

That’s already happening now.

The large-cap producers…

The billion-dollar names every fund manager already owns...

They’ve had their first run.

They always do.

But historically?

That’s usually NOT where the truly explosive gains come from.

They come from what happens next.

Where the REAL
 money gets made

Because in every major lithium cycle, capital flows downstream.

First into the big producers.

Then into the smaller companies with genuine assets...

But valuations still belong to the previous crash.

That’s where the most dramatic rerates tend to happen.

And that’s exactly where I believe we are now.

Not looking at the big names you already know.

But at smaller companies most investors still haven’t even noticed.

Companies sitting on serious lithium assets…

At the exact moment the market is starting to tighten again.

That’s where I want your attention.

In fact, there are two companies in particular I believe are positioned perfectly for this setup.

The first controls a major US lithium project that just survived a six-year legal and permitting battle.

Federal approval upheld.

Project economics revised higher.

And the market has barely reacted.

The second controls one of the world’s largest hard-rock lithium pegmatites in Quebec...

In a region the Canadian government is now aggressively prioritising for critical minerals development.

These are not speculative concepts scribbled on the back of a napkin.

They are real projects.

Real assets.

And right now...

I believe they’re still materially mispriced.

But here’s the important part.

I’m not bringing these companies to you after the crowd has piled in.

I’m bringing them to you at the stage where the story is starting to form...

But the market hasn’t fully connected the dots.

Because if this cycle unfolds the way previous lithium squeezes have...

The biggest gains probably won’t come from what’s already moved.

They’ll come from what hasn’t moved yet.

That’s the opportunity I believe exists right now.

Eight months ago, I made that exact call when almost nobody wanted to hear it.

The scorecard earlier showed you what happened next.

Now the oil price…

The supply deficits…

And the global scramble for critical minerals…

Are all pointing in the same direction.

The investors who position themselves before the broader market fully wakes up to this shift…

Could look back on this period the same way early investors look back on the best commodity setups of the last decade.

When the evidence was visible.

When the opportunity was sitting there in plain sight.

And when the only thing required was the willingness to act before the crowd arrived.

Whether that describes you, only you can decide.

But before you do...

My name is Lachlann Tierney.

I’m the Chief Analyst at Australian Small-Cap Investigator, one of the country’s longest-running small-cap advisory services.

And there’s nothing quite like finding a tiny stock before the crowd discovers it...

Then watching it multiply several times over.

That’s what Australian Small-Cap Investigator has spent almost 20 years helping readers do.

Over the years, we’ve uncovered some extraordinary winners.

Back in 2009, we recommended LNG company Bow Energy.

Members had the opportunity to bank gains as high as 458% in around six months.

In 2017, we tipped Zip Co before most investors had even heard of it.

That recommendation ultimately delivered gains of up to 888%.

Then there was Afterpay.

We recommended it in 2016 — long before it became a market darling.

By the time we issued our sell alert in 2020, members had the opportunity to bank gains of up to 1,448%.

Now obviously, not every small-cap stock performs like that.

These companies are volatile by nature. They are high risk.

That’s the price of admission.

But when you catch the RIGHT story at the RIGHT stage…

The gains can be extraordinary.

And I believe the opportunity emerging in lithium right now could become one of the biggest setups we’ve seen in years.

Because lithium no longer has just one demand driver behind it.

Now it has multiple powerful forces all hitting at once.

Some are already visible.

Others are only just beginning.

Let’s start with EVs.

This is no longer some speculative future trend.

As I said earlier, last year about one in four new cars sold worldwide was electric.

And that number is still climbing.

Every one of those vehicles needs lithium.

But here’s the key difference versus previous cycles:

EVs are no longer the whole lithium story.

They’re now the baseline underneath the market.

Then comes grid storage.

Massive battery systems stabilising power grids…

Storing renewable energy…

And backing up critical infrastructure when electricity demand surges.

This market is now growing even faster than electric vehicles.

And every one of those systems runs on lithium batteries, too.

In fact, when lithium prices started moving again in late 2025…

Grid storage demand was one of the biggest drivers behind it.

Then there’s AI infrastructure.

Microsoft… Google… Meta… Amazon.

The world’s largest technology companies are now spending hundreds of billions building AI data centres.

And these facilities consume extraordinary amounts of power.

Far more than traditional computing infrastructure.

Which creates another huge problem:

Backup power.

Because AI systems cannot afford outages.

And serious backup power increasingly means batteries.

Which means lithium!

Again, it’s another source of lithium demand that barely existed in previous cycles.

Then comes the demand driver I believe could change the equation fastest of all:

Energy security.

Because when oil prices spike…

Governments panic.

Consumers panic.

And suddenly electrification stops being an environmental issue…

And starts becoming a national security issue.

That’s exactly what’s happening right now.

The conflict in Iran has thrown fuel security back into the global spotlight.

Every surge in petrol prices strengthens the economic cases for EVs, battery storage and domestic energy independence.

And governments know it.

That’s why they’re now funding lithium supply chains.

Fast-tracking projects.

Approving mines.

And treating critical minerals as strategic assets.

Then come the wild cards…

Military drones.

Humanoid robots.

The kinds of demand drivers that would have sounded absurd during previous lithium booms.

Ukraine is reportedly going through 10,000 drones every month.

Every one powered by lithium batteries.

And after Musk’s now-famous ‘robot army’ comments during Telsa’s 2025 earnings call…

Wall Street started taking humanoid robots seriously, too.

Goldman Sachs projects 1.4 million humanoid robots by 2035.

UBS thinks the number could eventually be dramatically higher.

Even if those forecasts prove too optimistic...

It doesn’t really matter.

Because these industries barely existed during the previous lithium cycles.

Now they do.

And they’re arriving at the exact same moment supply remains constrained.

You now have five separate demand drivers
 hitting lithium at the same time

EVs as the baseliner.

Grid storage, AI infrastructure and energy security as the accelerants.

And drones and humanoid robots as the wildcard upside on top.

None of the last four existed as meaningful lithium demand drivers during the previous booms.

This time, they all do.

At the exact same moment supply remains constrained.

That’s what makes this setup structurally different.

And right now, energy security is lighting the fuse right underneath the whole thing.

Because when conflict involving Iran escalated…

Oil prices exploded.

You felt it instantly at the petrol pump.

So did governments.

Because fuel price shocks do something no climate policy ever can.

They make the case for electrification immediately obvious.

Suddenly EVs stop feeling ideological.

And start feeling economic.

You feel it every time you fill up.

That’s why governments are moving far more aggressively now.

They understand something critical.

You cannot electrify your economy without lithium.

And you cannot rely on your geopolitical rivals to supply it.

That’s why approvals are accelerating.

Capital is flooding into critical minerals projects.

And governments are now treating lithium supply chains as national security infrastructure.

Earlier this year, senior US critical mineral officials openly discussed deploying ‘HUNDREDS of BILLIONS’ of dollars into mining and critical minerals development over the coming years.

And you can already see the effects.

In the US, major lithium projects are finally winning long-running permitting battles.

In Africa, governments are ratifying lithium mining leases and backing projects directly.

In Canada, critical minerals developments are being fast-tracked as matters of ‘national interest’.

And this interest is now spilling into Wall Street…

In just the last two months, I’ve caught wind of a US$4.7 billion lithium listing which is rapidly approaching the Nasdaq:

Source: Controlled Thermal Resources

The bottom line is: the talk is over.

Capital is moving.

Yet the broader market still hasn’t fully caught on.

That’s why I believe a handful of smaller lithium companies remain dramatically mispriced right now.

But before I show you the two companies I believe are best positioned...

You need to understand something important.

This isn’t the first lithium boom.

It’s the third.

And the previous two cycles created fortunes…before eventually crushing investors who stayed too long.

The first major lithium boom ran from 2016 to 2018.

Governments started announcing future bans on petrol and diesel vehicles.

France has banned petrol and diesel car sales by 2040. The UK followed days later. China explored similar measures.

Automakers panicked.

Every EV manufacturer suddenly needed lithium supply.

Lithium prices more than doubled.

Lithium stocks went vertical.

The cycle broke.

And lithium prices collapsed.

Some major lithium stocks fell 80% or more.

Then came boom number two.

COVID stimulus. Money printing. Green energy spending.

EV demand surged again while supply chains were crippled by lockdowns.

Lithium prices went vertical, from around $6,000 per tonne to over $80,000 by early 2022.

And some lithium stocks did things that don’t normally happen on the ASX.

Galaxy Resources jumped over 2,900% in three years.

Core Lithium soared 4,812%.

Vulcan Energy went up an astonishing 10,158% in less than two years.

Then the cycle broke again.

The stimulus dried up.

Interest rates rose at a record pace to curb the post-COVID inflation.

Supply returned.

By 2023, the lithium price had crashed 90% from its peak.

Two giant booms. Two brutal crashes. Same pattern each time.

If you entered early and exited correctly, you made a fortune.

But if you stayed too long, you handed it all back.

That has been the lithium story for the past decade.

So, naturally, the big question is...

Why should THIS cycle be any different?

Because the previous booms were each driven by a single, dominant catalyst.

First EV mandates.

Then COVID stimulus.

One driver at a time.

One narrative at a time.

This time is different.

Now lithium demand is being driven by multiple powerful forces simultaneously.

And none of them appear temporary.

That’s the structural shift.

The previous booms looked cyclical.

Now let me show you what it looks like in real money.

Eight months ago, I named four ASX-listed lithium companies for my readers.

I gave exact buy prices.

And every one of those stocks has moved higher.

One recommendation has already surged more than 240%.

In fact, we recently locked in a profit of roughly 260% on half the position in just eight months.

But here’s the important part:

That stock is no longer the opportunity.

The next phase is.

And the companies I’m focused on now are earlier. Less discovered. And still priced as though the 2023 lithium collapse is the only thing that matters.

That’s where I believe the opportunity in 2026 is.

So, let me show you the two companies I’m watching closely...

OPPORTUNITY #1:
 The Nevada Lithium
 Giant in Waiting

This company controls one of the most significant undeveloped lithium deposits in North America.

And after six brutal years of permitting battles and litigation…

The tide may finally be turning.

Just recently, the District Court of Nevada upheld federal approval for the company’s flagship project.

In plain English?

The project survived.

That matters enormously.

Because large-scale lithium projects in major Western jurisdictions are becoming strategically important assets.

And this one sits in Nevada…

One of the most mining-friendly regions in the United States, if not the world.

But here’s what really got my attention.

The project economics have quietly improved while the market was distracted elsewhere.

Net present value increased to roughly US$2.2 billion.

And project production costs now place the operation in the lower quartile globally.

In a tightening lithium market, low-cost projects tend to attract attention FAST.

But lithium isn’t the only story here.

The deposit also contains a significant amount of another critical mineral called boron.

You may not know this unless you’re a geo, but boron is a vital component in permanent magnets for EV motor technology.

It’s also becoming increasingly important in advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, defence applications and even nuclear reactors.

So, this isn’t just a lithium project anymore.

It’s becoming a broader strategic minerals asset.

So, when American capital starts aggressively hunting for domestic lithium exposure...

This stock is already sitting directly in front of them.

Now here’s the interesting part.

I originally recommended this company last August when it was around 12 cents.

The stock moved strongly in the months after.

But a recent capital raise has taken some heat out of the share price.

Which means, right now, I believe you may be getting a rare second chance to enter this story at close to the original level.

You don’t often get setups like that twice.

I think this may be one of them.

Then there’s…

OPPORTUNITY #2:
The Quebec Lithium Giant Sitting on
 ANOTHER Critical Mineral Secret Hoard

On the surface, the market sees this company as just another lithium developer.

But that dramatically understates what this project could actually become.

The asset sits in Quebec’s James Bay region.

And on lithium alone, it’s already significant.

The deposit ranks among the larger hard-rock lithium pegmatites globally.

That by itself would normally be enough to attract serious institutional attention.

But lithium may not even end up being the most important part of this story.

Because buried inside the same project is something most investors have barely heard of:

Caesium.

And this is where things get interesting very quickly.

The project hosts what is believed to be the world’s largest caesium pegmatite resource.

Now, caesium isn’t a metal most retail investors follow.

But strategically?

It matters a lot.

It’s used in atomic clocks that help power global GPS systems.

It’s used in specialised drilling applications.

Advanced electronics.

Defence technologies.

And here’s the part that really matters:

There are currently only two operating primary caesium mines on Earth.

Both controlled by the same Chinese company.

Which means Western governments currently have very limited independent supply access.

Now think about that for a second.

If governments across North America and Europe are becoming increasingly focused on securing critical mineral supply chains outside Chinese control…

Then a massive caesium deposit sitting inside Canada suddenly becomes strategically important very fast.

But the story doesn’t stop there.

The same project also contains tantalum and gallium.

Both important for semiconductors, advanced electronics, defence systems and next-generation technologies.

And both heavily influenced by Chinese supply chains.

So, this isn’t just a lithium project.

It’s potentially a multi-critical-minerals project sitting inside one of the safest mining jurisdictions in the world.

That’s a rare setup.

And the timing could become important.

Last year, the Canadian government introduced legislation allowing nationally significant critical minerals projects to be fast-tracked.

Several mining developments have already been prioritised under the new framework.

This project wasn’t included in the first wave.

But given the growing strategic importance of the minerals sitting inside this deposit…

I believe it has a very real chance of eventually being prioritised as well.

If that happens, development timelines could compress materially.

Now here’s what I find most interesting.

Despite all of this…

The market is still largely valuing the company as a lithium developer.

Not a caesium story.

Not a gallium story.

Not a tantalum story.

And not a strategic Western critical minerals asset.

Just a lithium stock.

I don’t think the market fully understands what could be sitting here yet.

And that disconnect is exactly what creates opportunity.

Because when markets suddenly realise an asset is strategically more important than they first believed…

Reratings can happen extremely quickly.

Especially in small-cap resource stocks.

And that’s why I believe this second company may end up becoming one of the most fascinating critical minerals stories in the market today.

You’ll find out exactly how to position yourself in these two companies inside my fully updated 2026 report:

Lithium’s Final Run:
 Two Companies to Own
 Before Cheap
 Lithium
 Stocks Disappear Forever

Inside, I’ll show you everything you need to know about these two opportunities.

Including:

• The company names and ASX ticker symbols
• My full investment thesis on each stock
• The major catalysts I believe could rerate these companies higher
• The key risks investors need to understand

And most importantly…

• The exact prices I believe investors should be paying right now

Because if the last lithium booms taught investors anything…

It’s that overpaying can be fatal.

Listen: I genuinely believe we’re entering one of the most important speculative setups the lithium sector has seen in years.

And I want you positioned before the broader market fully catches on.

This report contains the kind of detailed analysis investors normally pay thousands of dollars for through specialist boutique research firms.

Only in this case…

I believe we’re still ahead of most of Wall Street.

And if I’m right about what’s developing here…

The upside potential in these two companies could end up being extraordinary.

Just look at what happened during the previous two lithium booms:

Galaxy Resources rose more than 2,900% between 2015 and 2018…

Core Lithium surged over 4,800% in the 2020 to 2022 boom...

Vulcan Energy exploded more than 10,000% between January 2020 and November 2021...

Now obviously, those were exceptional outliers.

And small-cap lithium stocks are highly speculative – and therefore, risky – investments.

They can move violently in both directions.

That’s exactly why serious research matters.

Because the real money is usually made by investors who position themselves EARLY…

Before the crowd arrives.

That’s what I believe this report gives you the opportunity to do.

And unlike previous lithium cycles…

This boom is no longer being driven by one temporary catalyst.

It’s being driven by structural demand growth coming from multiple directions at once.

That’s the difference.

And that’s why I believe this could become lithium’s final great speculative run.

Right now, both companies are still trading at prices most investors would consider tiny.

But in markets like this…

Those windows rarely stay open for long.

Download ‘Lithium’s Final Run’ today…

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Companies that are:

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Sitting on major undeveloped resource discoveries…

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Most are worth only a few hundred million dollars.

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You’ve already seen what happens during major lithium booms.

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 become extraordinary

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This is one of the few remaining edges ordinary investors still have.

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The media ignores them.

Large fund managers can’t buy meaningful positions.

And many analysts simply don’t bother following them.

That creates opportunity.

Because when the market hasn’t fully understood a company yet…

Mispricing happens.

That’s exactly what I believe is happening right now in parts of the lithium market.

Most investors still haven’t connected all the dots.

They haven’t connected energy security with lithium demand.

They haven’t connected AI infrastructure with battery demand.

And they certainly haven’t connected humanoid robotics and critical minerals supply chains.

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Now listen in carefully…

I genuinely believe the lithium market is entering a very important phase.

The major producers have already started moving.

The broader market is beginning to wake up.

But the two companies in my report are still trading near levels that — in my view — dramatically underestimate what could be coming next.

That won’t last forever.

And once these smaller stocks properly rerate…

I doubt investors will ever get opportunities at prices like this again.

So, if what I’ve shown you today makes sense…

If you’ve followed the logic…

If part of you already suspects this trend could become much bigger than most people realise…

Then don’t make the mistake most investors make:

Waiting.

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