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Kevin Bambrough

3 Mar, 9 tweets, 2 min read

So, we should get the ASX 300 announcement for $pdn $PALAF 2nd Friday on March (12th) hoping the momentum continues to the announcement and the index fund purchases that will typically take place over the two days following the addition.

But, the real question will this announcement cause a bit of a selling freeze in $PDN and $PALAF as shareholders get excited for the inevitable June addition to the ASX 200. If we get a sellers strike combined with continued Uranium ETF inflows then we will get a melt up!

It’s my belief that $U.TO is likely working to secure physical uranium given its premium to NAV. The market is telling it to buy uranium. They really need to take advantage of this rare opportunity and call a shareholder vote to allow it to borrow and buy as well

$U should be actively managed. Shame it’s not but regardless, it and yellowcake will continue to suck up uranium.

Amazing dynamic at the start of this bull we have uranium etfs. And they hold physical uranium. So when funds flow really flow into the etfs like we’ve seen

It helps drive the physical uranium holders to large premiums there by allowing them to grow. Which in turn will attracts# more capital to uranium etfs

One caveat... if $U finds it has to pay up significantly in the physical uranium market it becomes difficult for it to issue and purchase uranium. I believe the board will only approve a transaction that is accretive on a uranium per share basis.

If the physical spot uranium market is super thin a large purchase may push it 5-10 percent and mess up the math on an issue and purchase.

When we launched uranium participation corp it’s purchases lit the market on fire

Yellowcake had the benefit of a contract with Kaz to help it execute on $100mm at a set price

Sorry if I erred here. I think the 6 month average of $pdn market cap is probably still a bit short of making the mark. But I don’t have software to confirm. Cap exceeds now and if we hold firm or move higher we should be good for June

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As I chat with more and more people I know that we’re all over uranium in the 2003-2007 time period I’m still shocked how under invested they are now.

Also, I don’t care how good any uranium analyst out there thinks they are we are all in the same boat when it comes predicting

No one can model the number of new reactor builds we will have under construction in 5 years and certainly not in 10 years from now. The resurgence in interest surprising nearly everyone now

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$uranium investing, commodity investing, timing is everything.

You have to told your nose and buy where there are bankruptcies mine closures and a complete lack of interest.

When mines look worthless due to low commodity prices.

When to sell? When you see enough funds entering the sector to restart mines and fund enough new mines that it appears there’s real risk of oversupply coming back.

For the most part I’d the commodity prices is heading higher stocks will continue to do so.

Stocks often will begin to look weak toppy perhaps a few months before the ultimate peak. But usually the two peaks coincide well together.

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The Uranium mining sector has been completely starved of funding for a decade. Major mines are shutting down not just because of low prices but many have reached their end of life.

They days of looking at the lowest cost producers as price setters are over

If you a conservative analyst that is setting uranium price targets of $45 or $50 (Some ridiculously are using $35) you are out of your fucking mind and are going to be made to look very foolish in the next year and a half

You don’t just fire up a new uranium mine over night. In fact uranium mines are some of the most difficult mines to permit in the world.

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