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[Premium Alert] (NASDAQ: FMST) Introduces New Revolutionary "Spatial Depth" Control in Latest Air Mouse Innovation Hi “FDR” Member, This is Michael Reece with “FinancialDrivenResearch” delivering you your new breakout alert for the Monday 4/2 trading session. (NASDAQ: FMST) Foremost Lithium Resource & Technology Ltd. We are on a roll! And we have found  under-the-radar company that has as much potential in its sector as KULR has in its. I point out KULR, because we introduced subscribers to that battery safety and technology company when it traded at $0.17 less than two weeks ago. Today, it's trading at $0.72, delivering investors who took advantage an over 323% since our March coverage.  While it's an impressive score, other companies in red-hot sectors also present investors a similar, if not more significant, opportunity to capitalize on seizing early on valuation disconnects between assets, potential, and share price. Foremost Lithium Resource & Technology Ltd. (NASDAQ: FMST) (CSE: FAT) is an investment to consider.  Why? Because Foremost Lithium Resource & Technology Ltd. is more than just a company in the right sector at the right time, its asset arsenal may be a driving force behind North America's transition towards sustainable energy. And with only about 5.3 million shares outstanding and a float of roughly 4.3 million, if updates continue to provide bullish data, expect the path of least resistance for this lithium exploration company's shares to be higher. In fact, at $2.71 today, about 36% higher than its intraday March low of $1.98, that trend is getting well established.   Pioneering Specialized Lithium Extraction Processes  That's not surprising. Those taking advantage of the March lows recognized that Foremost Lithium is positioning itself to serve the soaring demand for clean energy solutions, especially in the electric vehicle (EV) sector. Here's the differentiation that separates Foremost Lithium from others in the space. Unlike others scrambling for a piece of the same lithium-supplier revenue pie, Foremost Lithium's mission focuses on extracting lithium oxide, a critical component in lithium-based batteries that power EVs and other clean energy initiatives. In other words, the company's efforts to monetize its lithium exploration are more about just tapping into raw material resources and serving a supply chain; they are focused on serving specialized niche opportunities to foster a global, sustainable, carbon-free ecosystem.  That difference matters from an investor perspective. After all, seizing ground-floor investment opportunities in companies pioneering change often delivers the best ROI. Yes, exploration companies have inherent risks. That's why it's important to find those who specialize instead of follow, an important box that Foremost Lithium checks. And doing so could lead them to exploit a sweet spot of opportunity in shaping the future of clean energy.  An Asset-Rich Company With CMIF Award Possibilities  FDR Members, don't be misled by Foremost Lithium's (NASDAQ: FMST) (CSE: FAT) smallcap price. That's a result of FMST stock being under the radar. However, that's not necessarily bad news for investors wanting exposure to companies on the fast track for near-term growth. Foremost Lithium makes that list, especially with its strategic initiatives potentially enhanced, even expedited, by government initiatives such as Canada's Critical Mineral Infrastructure Fund (CMIF). This ambitious $1.5 billion program intends to accelerate the growth of Canada's critical mineral industry, aligning perfectly with Foremost Lithium's vision for sustainable energy. Foremost Lithium can score its share of that CMIF investment through two streams: Stream 1 aids early-stage projects in developing essential infrastructure, while Stream 2 assists more advanced projects in their operational phase.  To accelerate its lithium extraction efforts, Foremost Lithium has finalized an application under Stream 1 of the CMIF, which is buoyed by support from industry leaders, local communities, the Manitoba government, and Indigenous organizations, seeking to secure $10 million in federal funding. If awarded, the funding will enable Foremost Lithium to construct a 9.5-kilometer road connecting existing infrastructure to its Jean Lake and Zoro properties, facilitating the transportation of lithium, gold, nickel, and timber. These infrastructure developments unlock the area's economic potential, create jobs, and support the transition to green infrastructure, benefiting the company and the surrounding communities. That could significantly increase the odds, in the affirmative, of FMST's application approval.  The Zoro Property: A Key Player in Lithium Resources  Developing and exploring promising assets also matter, and Foremost Lithium has them. A cornerstone of its lithium resources is the Zoro Lithium Project in west-central Manitoba, Canada. It holds an estimated 1,074,567 tonnes of lithium within its vast area of 30 km² and 16 claims, making it an important site in North America's lithium exploration landscape.  Optimistic about the location's potential to give up substantial reserves, Foremost Lithium has announced an ambitious 7,500-meter winter drilling campaign at the Zoro Property, targeting high-grade lithium potential in Dyke 1. If the funding from the CMIF is awarded, the company and its investors could benefit from expedited infrastructure development and environmental assessments that would add value through project and drilling program efficiencies. That means dollars earned could fall faster toward Foremost Lithium's bottom line. Those efficiencies result from more than smart management.  Foremost Lithium utilizes exploration and development approaches rooted in scientific and technological innovation. These include tools such as UAV-borne magnetic surveys and LiDAR models that allow the company to navigate its projects with precision. That methodology underscores its commitment to unlocking shareholder value while adhering to the highest, most innovative, and cost-effective industry standards.  At The Tip Of The NAFTA Superhighway  While the Zoro project stands out, it's far from the only value driver. The company's Lithium Lane Projects include Peg North, Jol, Grass River, and Jean Lake, all strategically located at the tip of the NAFTA superhighway with easy access to North American battery and EV manufacturing sites. Those assets can contribute significantly to empowering the North American clean energy economy. By leveraging the intrinsic value and inherent potential from strategically located lithium properties spanning over 43,000 acres in Snow Lake, Manitoba, and a project in Quebec called Lac Simard South, that's the expectation.  Most importantly, they could enable Foremost Lithium to become a premier supplier of North America's lithium feedstock and, as the world transitions towards decarbonization, play a critical role in producing high-quality lithium hydroxide for lithium-based batteries, which are essential for developing a clean-energy economy.  Make no mistake- it won't be just the large caps enabling the global transition to clean energy. It will take the efforts of many, especially those with compelling resource-rich assets in proven locations. Foremost Lithium certainly makes that list.  And as important, its alignment with government initiatives, strategic partnerships, and dedication to ethical practices can help them maximize their potential. Simply said, Foremost Lithium presents a clean-energy play that's more than attractive; its stock's over 36% gain from the March low last week may be the precursor to even more significant increases, which, based on the daily trading patterns, may accrue sooner rather than later. MOST RECENT PRESS RELEASE  Foremost Lithium Resource & Technology Ltd (NASDAQ:[FMST]( a North American hard-rock lithium exploration company, provides a drilling progress update at the Zoro Lithium Property in the Snow Lake region of Manitoba.  Foremost reports the widest drill intercept with an intersection of spodumene-bearing pegmatite at Dyke 1, spanning a cumulative length of 32.53 meters.  Dyke 1 hosts Foremost Lithium’s maiden inferred resource of 1,074,567 tons at a grade of 0.91% Li2O, with a cut-off of 0.3%.  Drill holes FL-24-009 and FL24-010 intersected 32.53 meters and 14.5 meters of spodumene-bearing pegmatite, respectively. Analytical results are still pending.  Also Read: [EXCLUSIVE: Foremost Lithium Bids for $10M to Boost Manitoba’s Lithium Transport Corridor](. “The presence of spodumene and the length of pegmatite encountered in multiple holes, highlighted by over 32 meters of spodumene-bearing pegmatite hit in one hole, are very positive in terms of the potential for our maiden resource to now grow in significant scale,” states Jason Barnard, President and CEO of Foremost Lithium.  “As drilling progresses, the focus will continue to build resource to the south of Dyke 1, a promising new unchartered area, which has confirmed spodumene pegmatite as drilling progresses,” Barnard added.  In February 2024, drilling activities began on the Zoro Property, targeting Dyke 8 and adjacent areas with holes FL2024-001 through FL2024-006. Initial drilling confirmed the presence of spodumene in some drill cores. Subsequently, the extracted cores were packaged and sent to SGS in Burnaby, B.C., for further assay analysis.  Presently, the focus of drilling has shifted towards Dyke 1 in the southeast section of the property. Dahrouge Geological Consulting (DGC) has identified the southern extension of Dyke 1 as a priority target due to its relatively unexplored nature with limited historical drilling.  The company aims to explore this section of Dyke 1 both vertically and horizontally, including testing new unexplored zones. The objective is to understand mineralization better, laying the groundwork for an updated Regulation SK-1300/ and Ni 43-101 resource estimate. Ten drill holes covering approximately 2,100 meters have been completed on the property.  Jody Dahrouge of DGC comments, “Several of the drilled thicknesses exceed expectations...” Please go ahead and add FMST to your streamers this morning. To Your Trading Success, Michael Reece Editor, Financial Driven Research © 2023 Financial Driven Research, All Rights Reserved. Financial Driven Research (“FDR” or “Company”) is a financial publisher that does not offer any personal financial advice or advocate the purchase or sale of any security or inves∙tment for any specific individual. FDR full disclosure is to be read and fully understood before using FDR website or joining FDR email or sms list. By viewing FDR website and/or reading FDR email or sms list you are agreeing to FDR full disclosure This publication may contain information regarding inves∙tment ideas and third-party ratings regarding specific securities. We hold n∙o inves∙tment licenses and are thus neither licensed nor qualified to provide inves∙tment adv∙ice. FDR nor its principals are not FINRA-registered broker-dealers or inves∙tment advisers. 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