RE: WHY? Blue,
A couple of things that come to mind after reading your post (which seems to imply URE is performing the worst of all in the uranium sector):
* general markets suck
* for many investors URE is still considered highly speculative. This is about to change.
* a peer comparison clearly shows URE is performing in the middle of the pack. This is where I would expect them to be until the final permit is granted. Here is a link showing the peer comparison. In case it doesn't work the companies I used are: CCO, PDN, UUU, DML, URZ, DML.
https://www.vantagewire.ca/company?symbol=URE:CA
*URE is heavily owned by institutions. Over 30% institutional ownership is very impressive. Take a look at this link to see this institutional ownership AND click on the "movers" tab to see the impressive buying and weak selling.
https://markets.ft.com/Research/Markets/Tearsheets/Business-profile?s=URE:TOR
* insiders are buying and Klenda in particular is someone that an investor can use as a "lead". He owns a pile of URE shares that he has bought on the open market!
* URE is very close to receiving it's final permit and moving from a speculative explorer to a producing uranium company.
* I started buying back into URE in May and continue to buy at these levels. Blackrock and Klenda buying gives me the additional confidence I need.
DYODD And GLTA
Pickinbottles