On Friday, StockInterview shipped its initial order to the Ingram Book Company, North America’s largest wholesaler to bookstores. “Investing in the Great Uranium Bull Market” is now enroute to U.S. bookstores. The book should be available in U.S. bookstores within the next few weeks.

Over the weekend, “Investing in the Great Uranium Bull Market” reached its highest ever ranking on Amazon.com of 7,454. Several hundred thousand books are ranked on Amazon.com. For a single-item, small press publisher to reach this high ranking is extremely difficult. (Please note this ranking is volatile and fluctuates by the hour.) StockInterview has now shipped books to Amazon.com on six different occasions in less than one month. The uranium guide has sold out of every shipment – each time before the books arrived at Amazon.com’s warehouse. The biggest problem we’ve had with Amazon.com sales is keeping the bookseller in stock with our book.

“Investing in the Great Uranium Bull Market” will be featured in the February 26th issue of Publisher’s Weekly magazine. This is the Bible of the bookstore industry. Each major U.S. bookstore and bookstore chain reads this magazine, cover to cover, every week.

The number and percentage of fund managers, financial institutions and brokerage firms ordering the uranium guide directly from StockInterview’s online bookstore has dramatically jumped since late November and remains strong. While Canadian institutions are the largest financiers of the many newer uranium companies, these firms look to the U.S. market as the next big step. Interest among U.S. financial institutions is very robust, as evidenced by our email inquiries and book orders.

The growing number of uranium bloggers and ‘uranium only’ websites which emerged since Cameco Corp’s announcement of the Cigar Lake uranium mine flood. While the uranium mining story has yet to saturate the U.S. mainstream media, there appear to be a growing number of stock tipsters hoping to cash in on uranium’s price doubling during 2006.