USGT - Momentum Train is Starting

USGT Rebounds from Yesterday's Correction

Fellow Investors,

     USA Graphite (USGT) reverted to its old trading pattern on Wednesday. Following the sharp correction on Tuesday, the share price found good buying support around the $0.71-$0.72 area and has started to move higher.

This pattern is typical of the trading we saw back in December when USGT would be sold off on Monday and Tuesday, find support on Wednesday and then rally sharply on Thursday and Friday. Given that Monday was a holiday and there was no trading, all of the selling came in on Tuesday.

If this pattern holds, investors would do well to pick up USGT shares today or at the open on Thursday. USGT tends to see considerable buying going into the end of the week and it could be sharply higher on Friday.

The continuation of today's rally on Thursday and Friday could take the share price back over $0.90 on its way to $1.00 or more as positive news on graphite demand and new applications for graphene are being reported an a daily basis.

Don't delay! Tuesday's correction was a typical trading pattern which could mean a nice profit for investors as soon as Friday. Take advantage of this opportunity to get USGT while it its on its way to $2!
 

Management Aggressively Acquiring Graphite Properties

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management has been aggressively acquiring an impressive portfolio of graphite properties. The main exploration site, Blue Wing Mountains, was acquired in December last year followed by the Gordon Creek Property a few weeks later.

The company has signed a letter of intent to acquire a third property, Ruby Mountain, which would give it nearly 3,000 acres of exploration property in Nevada.

This is important because, according to a recent study by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the United States imports all of its natural graphite. The majority of America's imports come from China.

If you have been paying attention to the situation regarding rare earths, you will know that China is the world's leading supplier of these vital metals, controlling more than 90% of the world market. China has cut back on its exports of rare earths and has used access to its rare earth resources as a tool to advance its political agenda.

We can expect the same treatment with graphite, especially as its derivative, the Nobel Prize-winning material, graphene, is expected to become the building block of 21st century technology.

Graphite demand is more than a play on economic recovery. Graphite is a growing business in a strategic mineral for which the United States is now beholden to China.

USGT means American graphite for the future of American technology and industry. Don't miss out on your opportunity to get in on this growing business at a low price.

Happy Trading!







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