RE:RE:RE:RE:Uranium Spikes on Supply IssuesHey Uranium, it's a real good thing that nobody pays ant attention to what you have to say.
Just another lying, whining basher from the team! Do us all a favor. F@CK Off, and take your monopoly shares with you.
Uraniuman308 wrote: move up to the .25 cent area, lol. That's a far cry from the 3.00 hype many people bought in to. Lots of upside, where? They have done exploratory drilling on high priority targets and found NOTHING! Maybe they could bring Garrett back as an independent consultant to review the area for potential hot spots as Dev and Ross have had no success and are probably busy with their other ventures during this meltdown. And finally, if PLS will be a deposit in high demand, why no interest at 14 cents? JMO
gizard16 wrote: Dream, I actually agree with you. Now is the time to be loading up on Fission Uranium. Once they finalize their financing you will see FCU move up to the $0.25 area. With their very shallow high grade deposit, it will be a deposit in very high demand. They have lots of upside to add to their already impressive amount of pounds in the ground, with all of the property that remains yet to be explored. Lots of upside to come.
Dreaminthedream wrote: Canaccord is forecasting a 45% jump in uranium demand by 2035 and is forecasting a rise in price to $50/lb from 2025.
"While bouncing off decade lows, we note the sustained uptick (nine months) in long-term pricing to $35/lb," analysts said.
Canaccord favours ASX juniors Vimy Resources, Boss Resources, Paladin Energy and Peninsula Energy due to advanced projects in low-risk jurisdictions.
Not much comfort for juniors that are running out of money.