Uranium One Inc SXRZF

RE: RE: RE: RE: Uranium is a cheap and safe energy

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Chemlou,  don't worry about Drooper's endless Google searching.  The fact is, he will continue to be around as long as UUU trades above around $3.50.  I was hoping that the trading down around there the other day would have seen him closing out his short position--for all our sakes.
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He took that position on trading day 3 after Fukushima's problems started--or around $3.50 per share.  Before that, he had been playing the bull side.  He obviously sold low, after buying higher and then shorted the stock low.  
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To justify and sell the reasons for nuclear's demise, he has been an environmentalist, morality scholar, solar advocate, thorium advocate,  terrapower advocate, name caller and whatever else possible to try to help keep people feeling "down" about UUU.  He has been especially keen to see that the people of Japan are not "victimized" like this any more.  .
it is so telling where he is coming from when, in the pursuit of all of these causes, he chooses to spend his energy on the UUU board instead of direct advocacy for those causes.  We are still waiting for the particulars of that charitable fund for Japan that he was going to set up and Greenpeace and other advocacy groups could definitely use his expertise--after all he claims to be a man of numbers and a member of a profession--and I am not talking about his title as a doctor. 
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His whole trading thesis on this one is knee-jerk and he finds himself on the wrong side of a bad call.  He claimed he covered his short at 3.75 with a 40 cent profit, but we all know that not to be true.  No, he is still at work, hoping to see $3.50 again so he can quietly cover his short.
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The fundamentally good story here is something that you will just have to smile about and let the scoreboard show the score.  And it will in due course.  However, I would predict that when the trading starts to show increased share price, you will see Drooper becoming even more active in his present vein of posts.