16th June 2006
Most investors read a company's news releases, but don't read between the lines to understand in which direction the company is heading. Too often, a company tries to say everything in the headline and the first paragraph. Why? Because they know, as we do...
16th June 2006
Most investors read a company's news releases, but don't read between the lines to understand in which direction the company is heading. Too often, a company tries to say everything in the headline and the first paragraph. Why? Because they know, as we do...
16th June 2006
Most investors read a company's news releases, but don't read between the lines to understand in which direction the company is heading. Too often, a company tries to say everything in the headline and the first paragraph. Why? Because they know, as we do...
12th June 2006
Will we see a dramatic spike in uranium prices this summer? Some industry insiders have forecast spikes that could send uranium soaring to between $55 and $100/pound. Most were probably not expecting this to occur during 2006, but it might occur before La...
12th June 2006
What about going into Russia's G8 summit? It appears uranium trading through June could continue to show a very tight supply situation, where sellers continue to set pricing. A recent posting on the Trade Tech LLC website announced the following:
"A nu...
12th June 2006
ANOTHER BAD HURRICANE SEASON
Forecast Parameter and 1950-2000 Climatology (in parentheses) New Statistical Scheme
Analog
Scheme Adjusted
Final
Forecast
Named Storms (9.6) 11.0 13.3 17
Named Storm Days (49.1) 57.4 76.1 85
Hurricanes (5.9) 6.7 8....
12th June 2006
NUCLEAR EXPANSION: A WORLDWIDE PHENOMENON
Yuri Sokolov, Department Head of Nuclear Energy for the United Nation's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), told reporters this past week, "There is plenty of uranium assuming the industry keeps moving a...
08th June 2006
CLEANING UP THE PROJECT
Shipping the uranium out of the ISL plant isn't the final step. The water has to be cleaned up, the property returned to its original condition. If done properly, then the footprint of the ISL uranium operation should have been ...
08th June 2006
During ISL mining, water is pumped to the surface from production wells that contain uranium in very low concentrations, on the order of parts per million concentrations. The next step in the ISL process is to extract the uranium dicarbonate. Extraction i...
08th June 2006
We talked with James Dines, the world-famous newsletter writer and a leading uranium stock investing guru. He told us:
It's very important to get into a bull market early. The earlier, the better. That's when the biggest percentage gains are made. That...
08th June 2006
We asked James Dines about his price targets on the spot uranium price. He told us:
$50, $60, anything is possible. If you are running a utility and your choice was getting uranium at any price or having the lights go out, which would you do? This is m...
08th June 2006
Australia – the world's second largest uranium producer has the world's largest known recoverable uranium reserves.
Australian uranium mining is a bit of a curiosity. There country has a "Three Mines" policy, limiting the number of producing uranium m...
08th June 2006
There are as many reasons to avoid investment in companies exploring for uranium in this country as there are benefits. The world's largest uranium producer, Cameco, hopes to someday mine 30 million pounds per year in Kazakhstan. The state-controlled KazA...
08th June 2006
Namibia may not have the uranium reserves of the top three uranium producing countries, but it does have advantages. The country of Namibia, bordering South Africa, Botswana, Angola and the South Atlantic Ocean, is one of the world's key uranium producers...
08th June 2006
Named after the river which runs through it, Niger produces nearly four times the uranium currently mined in the United States. More uranium is mined in Niger than in Russia, South Africa, India, China, Brazil, Ukraine Namibia or Uzbekistan. In fact, if y...
