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UEX Corp > Will Germany change their mind?
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Comment by norontrules1234on Jun 26, 2019 3:47pm
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RE:RE:Will Germany change their mind?

RE:RE:Will Germany change their mind?I agree with plumena, it would be nice, but no point banking on these type of catalysts.  The uranium market will correct itself.  Prices aren't sustainable, that is all anyone needs to know.  Wildcards like Germany are less likely but certainly possible, I just wouldn't base an investment on them.
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