Since highlighting the Uranium sector back on 9/2, the answer has come in. Uranium was P.L.A.Y.E.D. played. As usual. Back then I asked… So, is
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Uranium gets a move on…
Uranium stocks woke up this week My only position, UUUU is the laggard. Regrettably, I didn’t buy back NXE because it didn’t pull back, and
Uranium [w/ edit]
[edit] Okay, a couple of partial profits (that came way too quickly and intensely) booked. So now I can rest easier while holding for the
U Paying Attention?
Per the NFTRH Trade Log on November 10th… Taking a shot in the Uranium patch, added NXE & UUUU, considering the bounce in the broad
NFTRH+; Logical Buy Area for This Uranium Stock
I know a lot of people are interested in the Uranium sector and so here’s a look at the technical buy area for Cameco (daily
Yellow Cake; Drop to Opp?
I completely missed the big move in Uranium and its miners. At first I was dismissive of the bounce due to the existing downtrend. That
Mineral/Metal Pancakes Anyone?
Pancake… err, Yellowcake is not distinguishing itself as the Uranium sector’s ignominy continues after not even participating in the recent global macro bounce-a-thon. Copper miners
What Expiring Bubbles Look Like [w/ edit]
The Nasdaq bubble popped in 2000 after motoring upward on increasing volume in two separate phases. Volume rammed upward and RSI diverged. Like shootin’ fish
Uranium: 12 Years in the Desert (and I’m not talking yellow cake)
The after effects of the bubble labor on and on. Source: Cameco… Those giddy times when they went all in with the “original Uranium bug”
NFTRH+; an Intermediate Low Upcoming For This Sector and Some of These Stocks?
The macro view of Uranium is that the slack demand will eventually start to tighten (note the word “eventually” with patience) and that the sector
A Case for Uranium [w/ edit]
[edit] A subscriber kindly sent in a link to this very informative article. Check it out if U have interest. ;-) Why Renewables Can’t Save
Big Picture Update on Commodities & Precious Metals
Some monthly charts of interest in the commodity sector, including precious metals. CRB Index dwells below key resistance. A break of 200 would target around