| Fellow Investor,
While a majority of the world is idly standing by for inflation levels to cool, the natural resources market has been quietly thriving.
Uranium is currently on its biggest run since 2005 when prices went from $7 to $130 per pound.
Back in 2016 and 2017, the price of uranium was in dumps. Utilities and speculators could buy as much as desired for less than $20 per pound.
Today, prices have surpassed $80 per pound.
There are 2 key takeaways from this chart:
- When uranium prices move…THEY MOVE.
- Right now, uranium is in a bull market.
Because of this massive run up in uranium prices, investors have been flocking to everything uranium.
Many of these uranium companies, believe it or not, have market valuations in the many billions, with no permitted nor built assets – and production many years (if not decades) away.
These same companies also have market values that have ballooned to the billions of dollars because speculators think falsely that a large corporation must buy these companies out for their deposits to obtain the uranium.
But think again…
Because one small publicly traded company has recently partnered with the world's second largest uranium producer and is positioned to reap massive benefits for its shareholders.
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Regards,
The Carbon Credits Team |
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