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Why Is Eric Sprott an Uranium Bull?
October 2004
“When you get into any commodity, where there is a bonafide shortage, there is no limit on the price. There is hardly any limit on the price. Because that last guy still wants that last barrel of oil. I always say, when a commodity is starting to break loose, ‘Never put a ceiling on it because you never know where it is going to go.’” |
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A Uranium Melt-Up?
July 2004
“But what is completely under the world’s radar is that nuclear plants are also concerned about a shortage of uranium. If they run out of uranium, the lights go out. You can’t switch to another fuel. Because of that, there is a growing panic among the buyers... And calling, or predicting, the coming Uranium Melt Up and buying panic.” |
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Uranium to Head North of $500/Pound?
January 2006
“For people who want to bring on new (nuclear) facilities and contract for it, it’s very difficult to do that. You have to go to mines that are not even there yet in order to try and contract supply… I’d say that today there are still less than 30 uranium companies that present a good reward-to-risk ratio.” |
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Uranium At $100/Pound?
July 2004
“This is an extremely bullish scenario right now because uranium prices have touched twenty-year highs at $18.50/pound… I feel the uranium market right now is the world’s most unbalanced commodity market…The most leveraged investments are the Canadian juniors.” |
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How to Choose a Uranium Stock
February 2006
“We’re extremely bullish on uranium as a firm, not only for uranium, but we’re also very bullish on energy. Everything is inter-connected because we believe in the peak oil theory... With oil going up and natural gas price going up, then this has an effect on coal and uranium prices as well.” |
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Investors Chasing Uranium Mining Stocks, Again:
A Favorite Emerges
November 2005
“Higher prices should be anticipated as more investors, mutual funds and hedge funds search out the best returns. While the lion’s share of investment dollars is likely to chase Cameco’s price higher … new money searches for well-capitalized junior mining stocks with solid uranium projects in their portfolio.” |
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TradeTech CEO: Speculators Could Drive Uranium to $55/Pound
April 2006
“In reality, the U.S. utilities, which tend to wait longer to contract, may be the ones on the losing end because the Chinese and the Indians will contract early… When the U.S. utilities come to the market, they’re going to look around say, ‘Oh blankety- blank, what happened? Where’s the uranium?’” |
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Why Are Coalbed Methane Stocks Red Hot?
April 2006
“Coal bed methane (CBM) is perhaps one of the last significant natural gas resources available in Canada… There really aren’t many coalbed methane plays that I’m aware of outside of North America other than in China.” |
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