RE:RE:SubjectiveWell Uranium, if you are as stupid as you sound, I hope you get out soon. anyone who actually makes investment decisions solely on what they read on SH shouldn't be investing.
So go ahead, sell your imaginary shares and move on. Just a useless basher off the board.
Uraniuman308 wrote: Better to to be early than a day late..it is the day late that concerns me. The longer the wait for the sector to turn the higher the risk - especially for uranium. Another black swan event will set this industry back another decade. The fact is, people have been calling for an uranium boom for years and it has never materialized. Despite all the pumpers, the one person that got it right last time was Van Eden who said there is “lots” of uranium out there”. There still is. The supply constraints are simply temporary measures that can be easily reversed. I have no intention of holding long term, the resource update followed by a short term bump in the U price followed by a rising share price and I am out. I hope those that bought companies like FCU at their all time high - on the advice of pumpers, some on this board are able to get their money back.
tradewindsblow wrote: I find most of the time when I do my dd and get into an investment that doesn't go the way I feel it should, it doesn't mean my thesis was wrong, it most of the time means I'm early. This is especially profound with commodities ! This happened last for me with Palladium and Zinc, the money was to be made in waiting. Now we all know the price of Uranium has to go up eventually there is just no choice in the matter, but when ? Some investors like to arrive at an event very early so they can have a coffee and be sure not to miss it, and others like to see the event starting and floor it all the way with no concern over missing the beginning, it's all subjective.