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iShares US Fundamental Index ETF (Non-Hedged) N.CLU.C


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iShares US Fundamental Index ETF (Non-Hedged) > Uranium...2004...2005 and .....
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Comment by yellowcakeon Dec 05, 2004 5:39pm
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RE: Uranium...2004...2005 and .....

RE: Uranium...2004...2005 and ....."2005....$22 USD/lb...minimum..." Listen, moron, if you're referring to the spot price you may be right, but the spot market is only 10% of all Uranium sales. The remaining 90% is sold under long-term contracts, and chatter has it that the long-term price is 25-27$/lb of U3O8. A bit late to the party, aren't cha? Suck my dick!!!
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