Price of Uranium

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Price of Uranium

podrock — 4/14/2006 1:28:41 AM (archived)

An old article, but interesting none the less:

here

The current spot price of U3O8 is $41. At the time that article was written, it was just under $18. Charts of Uranium price can be found here. When I get back next week I'll hunt down a discovery-production-demand chart.

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40 of Britainâ€™s leading energy and climate scientists... - gbaikie - 4/11/2006 5:07:57 AM
- Nuclear efficiency - azstrummer - 4/12/2006 4:11:50 PM
  - What's the recovery time if you never build it? - Tom Brosz - 4/12/2006 5:10:37 PM
    - re: What's the recovery time if you never build it? - gbaikie - 4/12/2006 8:15:02 PM
- Touchy subject obviously - SDF - 4/12/2006 9:50:00 AM
- Nuclear power is the ONLY medium term option... - R.L. - 4/11/2006 6:09:51 AM
  - Invest in Uranium. - podrock - 4/13/2006 6:59:27 PM
    - Got any insider info? - alcaray - 4/13/2006 10:09:16 PM
      - Price of Uranium - podrock - 4/14/2006 1:28:41 AM
      - Posting specific tips in this forum might be unwise. - podrock - 4/14/2006 12:59:05 AM
  - That is because you do not know the OTHER, superior near term options. (n/t) - David F Mayer - 4/11/2006 4:56:04 PM
    - LOL oh DO tell, reverend DFM - R.L. - 4/11/2006 5:18:22 PM
  - Why solar power cannot be THE answer... - R.L. - 4/11/2006 6:13:09 AM
    - Wrong. Especially about Hawaii. Sea Solar Power could provide 1000% of Hawii's needs. - David F Mayer - 4/11/2006 4:57:43 PM
      - Did you even know what the power consumption of hawaii is when you made that statement...? - R.L. - 4/11/2006 5:55:54 PM
        
        I am talking about a natural collector system - David F Mayer - 4/11/2006 7:44:04 PM
      - Sea Solar Power could provide 1000% of Hawaii's needs. - Tom Brosz - 4/11/2006 5:42:11 PM
        
        It will work almost anywhere in the 40,000,000 square kilometers - David F Mayer - 4/11/2006 7:36:04 PM
        
        If he is talking about the thermal gradient, then that is of NO use for the vast majority of the world.... - R.L. - 4/11/2006 6:00:29 PM
        
        Wrong. Sea Solar Power can produce synthetic fuels - David F Mayer - 4/11/2006 7:37:22 PM
        
        re: If he is talking about the thermal gradient, then the technology, like fusion, has a LONG way to go..... - R.L. - 4/11/2006 6:11:23 PM
        
        Go here for the horse's mouth - Tony - 4/11/2006 6:55:49 PM
        
        Web Site is very obsolete. I know many details that are not on it. - David F Mayer - 4/11/2006 7:41:28 PM
        
        It simply does not seem viable for most of the world... - R.L. - 4/11/2006 7:36:51 PM
        
        Not when it can make synthetic fuels. (n/t) - David F Mayer - 4/11/2006 7:43:02 PM
        
        your claim was unfounded.... - R.L. - 4/11/2006 7:49:10 PM
      - :-) Yeah, we'll get right on that, David (n/t) - R.L. - 4/11/2006 5:24:48 PM
    - I agree - Tom Brosz - 4/11/2006 6:47:19 AM

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