RE: Why no posts?Perhaps it is because GUR and the warrants have performed rather poorly, having lost more than 20.5% of their value since inception (GUR + GUR.WT). These Bullboards are most active for the exciting junior plays rather than this sort of investment, which is more like an ETF. I had big hopes for it, especially the warrants. If the uranium sector perks up as a shortage of processed uranium develops it just might do very well. Until then it is just a forgotten part of a portfolio. At the time of the last news release the portfolio manager had 40% of the fund’s assets in cash, as he tried to avoid down trending volatility. Given the results, it would have been preferable to have just held all cash, LOL! To make money we usually accept some risk. I sold Cameco to buy into this investment because Cameco wasn’t performing as well as I’d have liked. As it turns out I would have done slightly worse to hold the Cameco (–28%) during the same period, so perhaps this hasn’t been so bad a choice. As to the future, uranium supply and demand should work in GUR’s favour.