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Post by TiredofWatingon Apr 06, 2022 11:55am
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Response to Spot Price

Response to Spot PriceOverall, there seems to be quite a disconnect between spot price and share price.   With spot over $60, one would expect much better performance from the uranium companies.   It is not just UEX.  CCO, EFR, URE, DML, etc. are below where they were last year with much lower spot prices. 

Anyone have ideas as to why we are not seeing better movement from all U companies in response to a rising spot price? 
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