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The Uranium sector has been smashed to oblivion post Fukushima. If buying low and selling high is your thing, this has to be worth considering, especially once the breakout is complete. I have no idea what the upside target is, but, when this sector takes off, it literally explodes by hundreds/thousands of percent. It’s barely moved and I’ve doubled my investment. Risky but potentially life changing.
Nice charts, thx Northstar!
I wouldn’t expect a move to 200 or more, due to share dilution, but 20-30 may be more realistic.
Yes agreed … U308 was around $65/lb back in 2011, which shows a spike to around $60/share. With share dilution your $20-$30 seems reasonable. However, a lot can change and all of a sudden the U.S. has flashed signs they are becoming more pro-nuclear by the day. I think the next 10-years will be very interesting w.r.t. the nuclear energy space both in the U.S. and around the world.
Kind of a smoke and mirrors chart wouldn’t you say? Resource sector charts that have prices in the 100’s is usually more indicative of capital destruction.
Or even THE big lie…
How did they manage to hide the true story of the atomic bomb?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUNxlzjjJOs&t=0s&index=60&list=PLznScaQ3uUA084LZXrNiDsMDCdQfJ_BQd
Nuclear bombs hoax Playlist
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLznScaQ3uUA084LZXrNiDsMDCdQfJ_BQd
Call me a tinfoil-hatter, but IMO the entire atomic narrative is suspicious !!
Hey, I own a couple of those hats myself…but I’m not sure I get the correlation here. There’s no disputing atomic energy…are you implying that we get no energy from uranium as well as the bombs being fake?
You could say that, but it’s a commodity like any other, and the chart analysis is just as valid. A breakout is a breakout.
Looks like a cryptocurrency chart LOL!
Thanks Northstar. Gonna get sum!
As I say, not without risk, but from a chart point of view, and the fundamentals I’ve been researching, we stand a good chance of a decent run in the next year or two. These things are volatile as hell, so wild swings are pretty much the norm.
I would check out EU.V, FSY.TO, LMRXF, and DYLLF … these all have pretty strong charts alongside UUUU.