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Enterprise Minister John Hutton addressing a conference of Unite said Britain could position itself as the gateway to a new nuclear renaissance across Europe. Enthusiastically Mr Hutton went on to say (read more…)

There is an interesting article on The Heritage Foundation written by Jack Spencer and Nick Loris regarding uranium’s role in America’s future and the difficulties in mining it. They go on to say (read more…)

We recently bought a position the inverse ETF called Ultra Short Financials ProShares, (AMEX:SKF) in a “Bet Against The Banks”. SKF is designed to rise 20% when the Dow Jones US Financials Index falls 10%.

This is a volatile security and has recently endured a significant pullback and, as we are still bearish on the financial sector, in our opinion this is a great time to buy (read more…)

Crosshair Exploration and Mining Corporation put on 12.79% yesterday and still closed below a dollar, at $0.97.

Crosshair has suffered as much as any other uranium stock that we know when you think that it once traded at four dollars plus and a few days ago it was down to $0.86 per share (read more…)

Another sign of the growing interest in this tiny market sector is the slow, but sure growth of the interest in various vehicles for trading uranium. We have witnessed the birth of the futures market for uranium over at NYMEX and now we another possibility on the cards (read more…)

As all eyes watched gold take a dive, the bottom fishers moved to take advantage of the Aurora’s lowly stock price with 424,000 shares traded, the stock gained $0.95 in a day.

It remains to be seen if these opportunists have got a good buy or not (read more…)

Its difficult not to get carried away with the euphoria when the precious metals, gold and silver are at all time highs and the next stop appears to be the moon.

The last couple of days of trading has seen our sector of the market take it on the chin (read more…)

A number of our readers have informed us that they have recently moved out of uranium stocks and are intent on investing in the more glamorous gold and silver sector. We are long time gold and silver bugs but we question the wisdom of this move (read more…)

A snippet that may be of interest to you, yesterday at the Paydirt 2008 Uranium Conference in Adelaide, Warwick Grigor managing director of Far East Capital said;

“the fall in the uranium price from last year’s peak of $US135 per pound to $US74 currently was neither something the industry, nor investors, should worry about. The froth has been blown off the top. The price could reasonably trade within the $US60-$US90 pound range for the balance of this year. It would be most surprising to see it fall any lower (read more…)