I am not a stock analyst, and I don't play one on the web. I'd hate to recommend something and have it go into the toilet. Plus, I don't always know what has been in a press-release or not. And investing in exploration stocks is a highly speculative affair.
But, I can make some quick suggestions. Start with North American producers, not explorers. Still risky, but less so, and fewer to choose from. Most of these are in Canada, where much of the exploration is also happening. Keep your eye on The Northern Miner (a subscription site, but plenty of tidbits on the free parts) and The Canadian Mining Journal for early news reports about exploration efforts and results, not only for Uranium but other metal news as well.
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- 40 of Britain’s leading energy and climate scientists...
- Nuclear efficiency
- Touchy subject obviously
- Nuclear power is the ONLY medium term option...
- Invest in Uranium.
- That is because you do not know the OTHER, superior near term options. (n/t)
- Why solar power cannot be THE answer...
- Wrong. Especially about Hawaii. Sea Solar Power could provide 1000% of Hawii's needs.
- Did you even know what the power consumption of hawaii is when you made that statement...?
- Sea Solar Power could provide 1000% of Hawaii's needs.
- It will work almost anywhere in the 40,000,000 square kilometers
- If he is talking about the thermal gradient, then that is of NO use for the vast majority of the world....
- :-) Yeah, we'll get right on that, David (n/t)
- I agree
- Wrong. Especially about Hawaii. Sea Solar Power could provide 1000% of Hawii's needs.
