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Uranium Play #1:
Australia’s Most Profitable Miner
I recently found a company in Australia that owns the largest uranium mine in the world – with 390,000 tons. The mine also has 12 million tons of copper and significant amounts of silver.
This company is super cheap, compared to the value of its reserves. And, more importantly, they already have great relations with the Chinese. In fact, their China sales soared TENFOLD since 2002… and now make up 10% of total revenues.
Last year, for instance, this company sold 40% of an iron ore mine to four different Chinese steelmakers. It’s a deal that should generate $9 billion in sales over 20 years.
So, when China spends the $54 billion it has set aside for uranium… this company should be the first the Chinese turn to. The business relationship is already in place.
This Australian company is one of my top TWO uranium plays right now.
And – even though this company has its base in Australia – you can buy shares of it on an American stock exchange. It’s incredibly cheap and very easy to buy. I expect this stock to double this year. And, I expect you’ll make several hundred percent over the next few years.
Another great thing about this company is it pays out about $1.62 billion in dividends. So, when you buy their stock, they cut you a check at least once a year.
Before I give you more details on how to make this investment, let me tell you about the best uranium play in Canada…
Uranium Play #2:
How to Generate a 25-to-1
Return as Uranium Prices Surge
My favorite uranium investment in Australia is a big, safe investment that will likely multiply your money by several times in the next few years.
But as I mentioned, there’s also a great way to invest in uranium in Canada… and the profit potential is just extraordinary.
You could realistically make 10 times your money or more.
You see, right now, the Chinese are also scouring Canadian companies and mines for uranium…
According to The Mining News,
"Chinese officials and investors have been sizing up the Canadian uranium sector, in what may be the early stages of an attempt to nail down raw materials for a… building boom."
Most of Canada’s Uranium comes from two new mines: Cameco’s McArthur River mine and Cogema’s McClean Lake mine.
But these mines have already been getting a lot of press. I’m much more interested in a story no one else is telling…
To set yourself up to make HUGE gains from uranium, the best play is a Canadian microcap – a tiny stock.
This company’s small size is exactly what makes this stock potentially explosive. It could easily see its share price increase 10-times or more.
Keep in mind, if this Canadian company grew 25-times in size… it would still only be 1/27 th the size of Exxon. That’s the multiplying effect of microcap companies.
And here are the THREE things I love about this Canadian microcap:
1) It has the option to acquire one of the largest uranium projects in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, where 30% of Canada’s total uranium deposits lie.
Plus, this company has 8 million acres of uranium properties (with an estimated worth greater than the value of the company in the stock market) in Mongolia… which, as you probably know, is right next to China. Thanks to the Mineral Law of Mongolia (1997)… the country is very friendly to mineral licensing. In other words, this Canadian company’s investment is safe.
2) This microcap owns and operates one of only four permitted uranium mines in the U.S. This mine produces 2,000 TONS of uranium every single day. The great thing is… this company has no fixed commercial sale agreements for the Uranium. So, as the price of uranium surges… they can sell their deposits at higher prices. Which brings me to the final point about this company…
Small Canadian Uranium companies are up 21% on average the past 3 months. This uptrend is only the beginning…
3) The rising price of uranium and China’s thirst for energy should propel the holdings of this company into the stratosphere. As it stands, this company is worth at least 4-times as much as its market price. In fact, this company has already started its rise. It’s up 25% in the past 3 months.
And, if the price of uranium goes into a frenzy (as I expect), this stock could go even higher… by multiples of ten, twenty, possibly even twenty-five times the current value of this stock.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP
THIERRY