Best Uranium stocks
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Closes here and we have a bullish engulfing candle.
Critical to hold the lows in stocks like DNN UEC UUUU or we will see the next band of support tested. Hope you have a bit of cash to buy some of these upcoming bargains. Up only right? DNN 1.07-1.17 if we can't hold $1.30.
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Uranium opening up strong today. Canadian markets closed, where I am. Would it be worth putting in a bid around the $23.00 for HURA.TO and see if it gets filled on opening tomorrow? Thoughts?
I guess we see the last of the tax selling huh? Let's see if they just attempt to fill today's gaps or if we go back down again.
Big upside today. 
PHEWWW!
PHEWWW!
This could light a bonfire under uranium stocks. Kazakhstan is the biggest exporter of uranium on the planet.
State Of Emergency Declared In Kazakhstan's Largest City After Fuel Price Riots, Internet Cut
Could be a bullish kickoff or a sell the news event. Up in pre.
Gaps up on decent volume and closing near the lows of the day. Probably just want to close the gaps. At this point all it indicates. These news induced moves are usually a good fade.
The whole market is getting "slammered." NASDAQ down 400 points.
Many of them were up 10% earlier in the day, they're holding on to small gains as I type. I'll take it, with the NASDAQ down 3% on the day.
Up 10% and finishing close to unch ain't that great if you think these stocks were up because of problems in Coochistan.
Most of the top uranium stocks were up around 10% yesterday too. So a 20% gain in 1 1/2 trading days is a call for profit-taking for short-term traders.
Hope you know I am just busting ballz. Adding small into the close. Could go lower tomorrow who knows?
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Feels like we are now into pump & dump land. Uranium has that stigma. Remember when the Chinese had a radioactive leak and the markets started dumping. Then they found out it was just a problem with an automated valve. . .
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BREAKING: All Kazakhstani financial organizations have suspended their activities — Press Secretary of the National Bank
I may be wrong but I would think if the seller can't get paid, this means a halt to all uranium exports.
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When I was young greenies of the day were predicting a nuclear winter was on the horizon and that we needed to focus on coal instead. Some nuclear power constrution was actually abandoned too. Opec and the oil embargo furthur indicated that coal was teh way to go for the USA to get energy independance. Well now the new greenies say coal is bad and we need nuclear. What a switch meaning to me that there are insiders that will pull in a lot of taxpayer money to fund the changeovers once again. I am done with my rant and here is some investment porn reletive to nuclear energy.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN 05, 2022 - 12:08
By Kim Iskyan
You don't have to care about global warming to consider investing in clean energy...
Forget that 19 of the 20 hottest years in history have taken place over the past two decades. After all, even the worst-case predictions will take nearly 100 years before the 3 billion people living in coastal areas will be underwater. And it'll take at least 50 years before Sahara-like hot zones cover around 20% of the Earth (compared with just 1% now).
But you do have to recognize that the world is going to need more power... and soon.
Global electricity demand will double over the next 30 years as people in developing countries acquire the same toys and habits as people in rich countries.
Today, the average person in China consumes around one-third of the electricity of someone in the United States... the average Indian, one-tenth. It won't be long before they, too, buy fridges the size of walk-in closets, view long hot showers as a birthright, and keep the air conditioning running 24/7.
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That's a fair amount... But increasingly, it faces challenges from "not in my backyard" nuclear protestors as well as the coal and oil lobbies – which know a threat when they see it. And of course, the occasional nuclear meltdown casts a pall over things.
Popular perception of nuclear power's safety is divorced from reality.
It's like air travel. You're about 100 times more likely to die (per mile traveled) in an auto accident than in a plane crash.
In fact, nuclear power saves lives compared with the alternatives. One study found that Germany's phaseout of nuclear power plants – in reaction to the Fukushima accident – in favor of coal-fired power has caused more than 1,000 additional deaths per year due to higher air pollution.
The human race is between the "rock" of global warming and the "hard place" of the need for more power. There's no choice: It has to be nuclear.
The price of uranium has been slowly reflecting this reality. It's doubled since lows in 2016, and it's up nearly 50% in 2021, to around $44 per pound.
But that's still a long way from its peak of $140 a pound in 2007.
Shares of Cameco (CCJ), the world's biggest publicly traded uranium company, have more than doubled over the past five years. And they still trade well below half of 2007 highs.
It costs uranium miners around $60 per pound to get the stuff out of the ground. The cost of uranium languishing below that level for years has resulted in most uranium producers going bust – or being bought for pennies on the dollar by wealthier competitors.
At some point, either the lights will go off... or uranium will have to cost a lot more – it shouldn't be long before uranium gets back up to the $60 level, and keeps rising as nuclear continues to gain currency as the real clean energy.
And there's a potential near-term boost for uranium from the biggest trend in investing...
But nuclear power and uranium occupy a fuzzy, gray area in ESG investing...
Some investors lump nuclear weapons together with nuclear power since they both use uranium. Others point to the longevity of nuclear waste and shy away.
But it's likely only a matter of time before the wall of money in ESG funds reevaluates nuclear and uranium companies, as the definition of what's "sustainable" evolves.
One recent sign of this: The European Union – one of the more strangled-by-red-type organizations you'll ever come across – just last week moved to include nuclear power under a "green" classification structure... It's a small step, but one that reflects a shifting attitude toward nuclear.
Nuclear is, by far, the "greenest" source of energy. And similar to when a new stock entry is added to a big index – and ETFs that follow the index rush to buy shares – the slow admission of nuclear and uranium companies to the ESG world will bring about a dramatic increase in investor interest in the sector.
The easiest way to invest in uranium is through a New York Stock Exchange-listed ETF, the Global X Uranium Fund (URA). Two of the largest uranium producers, Canada's Cameco and Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom (KAP), are URA's biggest holdings, and together account for around 40% of fund assets.
Last year, the fund climbed more than 50%. And it's pulled back a bit since its November highs. It's worth watching closely, but we suspect it could continue to consolidate its gains in the coming weeks. Once it does so, uranium stocks could be ready to make another major run in 2022.
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BY AMERICAN CONSEQUENCES
WEDNESDAY, JAN 05, 2022 - 12:08
By Kim Iskyan
You don't have to care about global warming to consider investing in clean energy...
Forget that 19 of the 20 hottest years in history have taken place over the past two decades. After all, even the worst-case predictions will take nearly 100 years before the 3 billion people living in coastal areas will be underwater. And it'll take at least 50 years before Sahara-like hot zones cover around 20% of the Earth (compared with just 1% now).
But you do have to recognize that the world is going to need more power... and soon.
Global electricity demand will double over the next 30 years as people in developing countries acquire the same toys and habits as people in rich countries.
Today, the average person in China consumes around one-third of the electricity of someone in the United States... the average Indian, one-tenth. It won't be long before they, too, buy fridges the size of walk-in closets, view long hot showers as a birthright, and keep the air conditioning running 24/7.
Fossil fuels alone won't cut it.
Same with wind, solar, hydrogen, lithium batteries, or millions of mice on tiny tricycles. It won't be enough.
But most folks completely skip over the safest, most efficient, cheapest, and cleanest energy of them all...
----- How to Invest in 2022 With an 'Unfair Advantage' -----
Last year, when most investors were watching their stocks plummet... one Wall Street legend's "unfair advantage" was identifying winning stocks with massive upside.
Like Riot Blockchain before it shot up 10,090% in less than 12 months... Digital Turbine, before it shot up 789% in eight months... Overstock.com, before it shot up 1,050% in four months... and more.
Clients have paid as much as $5,000 per month to see this kind of research.
But today, you can get a FREE glimpse at his system – the Power Gauge – by clicking right here.
----- Learn Exactly Which Stocks the Biggest Banks Are Most Likely to Buy Next -----
Nuclear Power: There's No Real Choice
Nuclear power provides around 10% of the world's electricity... and roughly 20% in the U.S. That's about twice the combined contribution of solar and wind.That's a fair amount... But increasingly, it faces challenges from "not in my backyard" nuclear protestors as well as the coal and oil lobbies – which know a threat when they see it. And of course, the occasional nuclear meltdown casts a pall over things.
Popular perception of nuclear power's safety is divorced from reality.
It's like air travel. You're about 100 times more likely to die (per mile traveled) in an auto accident than in a plane crash.
In fact, nuclear power saves lives compared with the alternatives. One study found that Germany's phaseout of nuclear power plants – in reaction to the Fukushima accident – in favor of coal-fired power has caused more than 1,000 additional deaths per year due to higher air pollution.
The human race is between the "rock" of global warming and the "hard place" of the need for more power. There's no choice: It has to be nuclear.
The price of uranium has been slowly reflecting this reality. It's doubled since lows in 2016, and it's up nearly 50% in 2021, to around $44 per pound.
But that's still a long way from its peak of $140 a pound in 2007.
Shares of Cameco (CCJ), the world's biggest publicly traded uranium company, have more than doubled over the past five years. And they still trade well below half of 2007 highs.
It costs uranium miners around $60 per pound to get the stuff out of the ground. The cost of uranium languishing below that level for years has resulted in most uranium producers going bust – or being bought for pennies on the dollar by wealthier competitors.
At some point, either the lights will go off... or uranium will have to cost a lot more – it shouldn't be long before uranium gets back up to the $60 level, and keeps rising as nuclear continues to gain currency as the real clean energy.
And there's a potential near-term boost for uranium from the biggest trend in investing...
$17 Trillion in Allocated Money
Applying an environmental, social, and governance ("ESG") lens to investments is big money. Already, around one-third of all money professionally managed in the U.S. – including exchange-traded funds ("ETFs"), mutual funds, hedge funds, and pension funds – is being allocated under ESG criteria... or roughly $17 trillion. That's soared by more than 40% in just the past three years.But nuclear power and uranium occupy a fuzzy, gray area in ESG investing...
Some investors lump nuclear weapons together with nuclear power since they both use uranium. Others point to the longevity of nuclear waste and shy away.
But it's likely only a matter of time before the wall of money in ESG funds reevaluates nuclear and uranium companies, as the definition of what's "sustainable" evolves.
One recent sign of this: The European Union – one of the more strangled-by-red-type organizations you'll ever come across – just last week moved to include nuclear power under a "green" classification structure... It's a small step, but one that reflects a shifting attitude toward nuclear.
Nuclear is, by far, the "greenest" source of energy. And similar to when a new stock entry is added to a big index – and ETFs that follow the index rush to buy shares – the slow admission of nuclear and uranium companies to the ESG world will bring about a dramatic increase in investor interest in the sector.
The easiest way to invest in uranium is through a New York Stock Exchange-listed ETF, the Global X Uranium Fund (URA). Two of the largest uranium producers, Canada's Cameco and Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom (KAP), are URA's biggest holdings, and together account for around 40% of fund assets.
Last year, the fund climbed more than 50%. And it's pulled back a bit since its November highs. It's worth watching closely, but we suspect it could continue to consolidate its gains in the coming weeks. Once it does so, uranium stocks could be ready to make another major run in 2022.
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DNN is 60 days from the high 11/10.
Previous lows 1.37 and 1.27. Buying into a downtrend here if you add. Protests overseas have died down. SRUUF is down 4% with Uranium near flat. Overall market tanks all will go down.
Previous lows 1.37 and 1.27. Buying into a downtrend here if you add. Protests overseas have died down. SRUUF is down 4% with Uranium near flat. Overall market tanks all will go down.
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Stonks following the general markets down today, or is Uranium a dud?
If I find a clean exit strategy, I'm gone . . Gold & Silver will do the heavy pulling before U comes back.
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True, but who's ball will bounce higher? Lancers, I don't see it as a matter of "IF" but "WHEN". I see the precious metals popping first. But then again, I'm always wrong.