Uranium One Inc SXRZF

RE: RE: DamonBlack

[PUNJABI]

I got part of the interview I had BNN on mute & was listening to CNBC. Got tail end of his comments. Do no this guy. He was pumping DML which I do not understand because they  have sold their producing properties to EFR. So if the U308 pop EFR & PDN would be a much better buy. EFR has a massive float. I do not know when they are going to do a reverse split.

PDN is coming down & is no longer overbought. Will take a short at it again around $1.00. I would buy PDN over DML. Not a big fan of DML not when it is at $1.27 PDN & at PDN at $1.07.

 

 Now with HEU & a few Japanese reactors may come on line in the second half of this year we would see a reversal in U308. All the markets want is a reversal & even a slow rise in U308 prices. Most U stock are trading at historical low prices & some of the bounces in stock can be violent during initial rebounds.

 Stocks look at the future & can trade ahead. Hope that  U stocks create double bottom to reload. If they do not then one has to get along with the program.

Personally I do not mind the U stocks trading at these historical low range where I can constantly flip them with little risk. When the sectors starts to reverse then one has to hold which I a not very use to doing with U stocks.

UUU is still my favourite U stock. I like it better than CCO. On reversal I would carry much bigger position of UUU because it will double well before CCO.

 

I have  a feeling that second half of this year might be good for U sector & we would be shaking our heads on present prices.

 

Raymond James is buying today.

 

 

House Positions for C:UUU from 20130108 to 20130108

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
89 Raymond James	1,103,449	2,623,896	2.378	126,700	302,813	2.39	976,749	-2,321,083
13 Instinet	1,345,070	3,152,263	2.344	771,900	1,823,925	2.363	573,170	-1,328,338
27 Dundee	236,500	556,440	2.353	21,600	51,408	2.38	214,900	-505,032
53 Morgan Stanley	135,100	318,452	2.357	7,300	16,988	2.327	127,800	-301,464
15 UBS	98,700	228,358	2.314	2,000	4,740	2.37	96,700	-223,618
80 National Bank	141,200	327,665	2.321	47,250	111,619	2.362	93,950	-216,046
90 Barclays	12,600	29,988	2.38	0			12,600	-29,988
28 BBS	123,500	295,165	2.39	119,200	284,828	2.389	4,300	-10,337
75 MGI	2,000	4,778	2.389	0			2,000	-4,778
72 Credit Suisse	1,700	3,952	2.325	0			1,700	-3,952
86 Pictet	85	197	2.318	0			85	-197
33 Canaccord	10,000	23,900	2.39	10,000	23,900	2.39	0	0
87 Beacon	29,400	67,620	2.30	30,000	68,100	2.27	-600	480
25 Odlum	0			2,900	6,873	2.37	-2,900	6,873
39 Merrill Lynch	260,100	605,900	2.329	263,900	614,808	2.33	-3,800	8,908
99 Jitney	30,040	70,942	2.362	35,000	82,450	2.356	-4,960	11,508
20 Stonecap	0			10,000	23,800	2.38	-10,000	23,800
36 Latimer	10,000	23,200	2.32	21,800	50,705	2.326	-11,800	27,505
82 Stifel Nicholas	494,497	1,172,118	2.37	506,587	1,193,857	2.357	-12,090	21,739
58 Qtrade	0			14,400	34,371	2.387	-14,400	34,371
88 Credential	0			18,200	42,353	2.327	-18,200	42,353
81 HSBC	0			24,640	58,874	2.389	-24,640	58,874
101 Newedge	0			28,200	65,531	2.324	-28,200	65,531
19 Desjardins	32,600	76,779	2.355	65,800	154,550	2.349	-33,200	77,771
124 Questrade	4,700	11,157	2.374	56,176	131,683	2.344	-51,476	120,526
74 GMP	0			107,300	255,386	2.38	-107,300	255,386
14 ITG	300	696	2.32	165,450	385,810	2.332	-165,150	385,114
79 CIBC	359,850	848,232	2.357	531,987	1,252,756	2.355	-172,137	404,524
73 Cormark	0			200,000	475,600	2.378	-200,000	475,600
85 Scotia	16,210	38,003	2.344	240,438	566,727	2.357	-224,228	528,724
9 BMO Nesbitt	31,710	74,376	2.346	257,975	603,546	2.34	-226,265	529,170
1 Anonymous	706,800	1,653,481	2.339	944,200	2,213,919	2.345	-237,400	560,438
2 RBC	106,971	250,111	2.338	358,302	841,909	2.35	-251,331	591,798
7 TD Sec	1,021,640	2,374,730	2.324	1,325,517	3,088,570	2.33	-303,877	713,840
TOTAL	6,314,722	14,832,399	2.349	6,314,722	14,832,399	2.349	0	0