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In the closing of the recent trading day, Albemarle (ALB) stood at $88.50, denoting a -0.9% change from the preceding trading day.
Shares in lithium producer Albemarle (ALB) will likely remain in focus on Thursday after jumping more than 13% yesterday following news that Chinese battery producer CATL plans to reduce lithium production at one of its large mines, a move that could balance the metal's supply-and-demand dynamics.
Shares of Albemarle (ALB), the world's largest lithium miner, rose more than 13% following reports that a key Chinese battery producer intends to reduce lithium production levels.
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ALB gains on higher lithium volumes, actions to boost its lithium conversion capacity and productivity actions amid headwinds from softer prices.
The concern over the lithium market isn't just a near-term concern. Albemarle continues to generate strong cash flow despite its decline in profitability.
After an impressive rally, the market is almost back to record highs, but it's always and forever a market of stocks, not a stock market. Dozens of companies are trading at 52-week lows. Some are value traps to ignore, and some are blue-chip bargains potentially set to soar. ALB is a dividend aristocrat with earnings that have collapsed by 95%. While its balance sheet is strong enough to keep the dividend intact, it offers negative return potential for several years.
Albemarle, Hasbro, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Dow Inc., and Albemarle are stocks 22V Research sees as benefiting from falling rates, and a strengthening economy.