RE:RE:TD commentsThat is very interesting UBull4you. Thanks for posting this. I have a leaning towards numerical modelling of the Uranium market and those are much the same conclusions that I have come to. It is Chinese Government policy to have 7 years worth of Uranium stockpiled. That means for each reactor that is brought on line there enough Uranium is stockpiled to keep it running for 7 years. I firmly believe THAT is where the majority of Uranium in "inventory" bank is located. That Chinese inventory is not going to be available to the west...or anyone else for that matter therefore it is not mobile and should not be counted in the inventory numbers for Uranium. Absolutely correct that when THIS huge quantity of Uranium is removed from the numbers the real inventory is much, much lower and we are heading for a major bull market. Fundamentals and numbers are what needs to be relied upon when investing in this sector. My numbers call for an uptick in pricing towards the end of 2018 and a much more rapid rise in the 2019 to 2020 period when large numbers of new reactors are started up and more Japanese plants come on line. I estimate 10 Japanese plants on line before year end and about 40 new plants coming on stream in the next two years. Some of those will be Chinese of course but in any event that is a big increase in demand. All just a matter of time. Malcolm