As lithium juniors go, the package of land that Cypress had identified and begun exploring is one of the best, if not the best, going in the market right now
Cypress closing in on billion-ton resource in Nevada's Clayton Valley
As interest in battery metals continues (it was a major theme at this week's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference), investors are on the hunt for lithium plays that will "hit it out of the park" Ie. find a high-grade discovery hole or identify a significant resource of lithium carbonate, to support the trend towards increased electrification of vehicles that require more and more lithium and other battery metals like cobalt and graphite.
As I have suggested before, the most promising of the early-stage lithium explorers is Cypress Development Corp (TSX.V:CYP), whose project in Nevada's Clayton Valley is close to the only producing lithium mine in the United States, yet with a very interesting geological footprint that is unlike any other property in the valley. And with excellent results from a 2017 drill program recently released and plenty of blue sky upside, this is perhaps THE lithium junior to watch in 2018.