Uranium Energy Corp buy Bernhardow
Summary
This prediction ended on 17.12.10 with a price of €4.35. With a performance of 89.14% the BUY prediction by Bernhardow was a big success. Bernhardow has 50% into this predictionPerformance without dividends (%)
| Name | 1w | 1m | 1y | 3y |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uranium Energy Corp | 1.490% | 1.490% | 182.805% | 175.991% |
| iShares Core DAX® | 2.594% | -1.158% | 14.782% | 16.813% |
| iShares Nasdaq 100 | 3.553% | -1.727% | 43.265% | 44.227% |
| iShares Nikkei 225® | 0.687% | -8.354% | 18.454% | 1.361% |
| iShares S&P 500 | 2.209% | -0.942% | 31.361% | 42.812% |
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Netter Artikel im Forbes Magazin ...
“There are hundreds of exploration
companies out there but very few with a
real clear path to production,” says Ian
Parkinson, an analyst at CIBCWorld Markets.
“UEC has all the pieces in place.” It
has $18 million in cash on hand, and
Adnani says he can get the mine going for
$10 million to $12 million. He claims that
he can break even with a uranium price as
low as $15. The price is now just over $40
on the spot market, and utilities are paying
closer to $60 in longer-term contracts.
Nicolas Carter, a uranium analyst at
the consulting firm UXC, thinks UEC’s cost
will be closer to $30. It could go higher
still if rules to protect groundwater are
tightened. Still, long-term prospects for
uranium prices are good as new reactors
get built around the world. Uranium is
a small part of the cost of electricity in
a nuclear plant, so a steady supply is as
important as the price. That’s where
Adnani may come in. a