LOL @ not investing in Uranium right now

[PenorBrahNoHomo]

JFL if you're not in uranium miners.

My investment in DML has doubled and most others are up like 50-70%.

There's a plethora of articles on zerohedge going back a few months explaining all this, it's only just getting started.

[bibimbape]

Watch this thread balloon to 10+ pages when the crypto grifters and wsb degenerates pile in

[BigElephant]

If nuclear ever becomes widespread it's going to be fusion. You'd want to invest in Helium or Hydrogen, depending on the process you think has a better shot of making it.

[Joseph1990]

If nuclear ever becomes widespread it's going to be fusion. You'd want to invest in Helium or Hydrogen, depending on the process you think has a better shot of making it.

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Are you from 2121?

[JoshSP1985]

Isn't uranium old news? I thought the new age nuke stuff was going to be molten salt reactors.

[SouthDakotaBrah]

If nuclear ever becomes widespread it's going to be fusion. You'd want to invest in Helium or Hydrogen, depending on the process you think has a better shot of making it.

Hydrogen has good potential I think. Once CO2 regulations come in place, a lot of gas-fired power plants will either have to retire or be converted to run on hydrogen. A future of wind + solar for baseload energy and batteries/hydrogen-fired plants for peaking purposes is more likely than nuclear IMO. The most difficult part of hydrogen is the pipeline infrastructure required and creating a reliable supply and delivery network (thankfully, existing natural gas pipelines can be upgraded to flow hydrogen instead, it just requires upsizing certain parts, so existing infrastructure can be repurposed)

[bibimbape]

Good entry points right now for boyos who haven't boarded the gravy train.

[PenorBrahNoHomo]

Good entry points right now for boyos who haven't boarded the gravy train.

Bet miscers didn't buy lol

[Destor]

Changing weather patterns drying up sources for hydroelectric dams and shifting wind currents away from existing turbines is another wrinkle that adds to nuclear's credence

[bibimbape]

Changing weather patterns drying up sources for hydroelectric dams and shifting wind currents away from existing turbines is another wrinkle that adds to nuclear's credence

Seems like the safest way to play higher oil prices.

Politics and ESG will put the blame on oil producers and carbon taxes will eat away at the profit margins.

Nuclear energy is the only option to accomplish net zero.

Minimum of 60$/lb just to meet current demand. Now imagine if that demand doubles or triples.

[e1739]

Seems like the safest way to play higher oil prices.

Politics and ESG will put the blame on oil producers and carbon taxes will eat away at the profit margins.

Nuclear energy is the only option to accomplish net zero.

Minimum of 60$/lb just to meet current demand. Now imagine if that demand doubles or triples.

What do I buy? UEC?

[bibimbape]

What do I buy? UEC?

I own the physical U.UN and a bunch of explorers. CVV, FMC, ISO

[RobParks2M]

Bet miscers didn't buy lol

Coulda bought coal companies and had the same or greater gains lmfao

[Evantus]

uranium bulls unite.

uranium is gonnna rocket in the next 5-10 years easily.

renewable energy is trash and way too expensive.

with EV and crypto mining, along with other factors energy is going to be in high demand.

no one will want to charge their EV and coast them an arm and a leg.

also more importantly, energy sector along with precious metal is the best hedge against inflation which is coming big time.

URANIUM = gonna be our time in the sun soon.

Where ya'll uranium crew at?

also GaN, big difference in transistor tech. More current, for those fast charge batteries

[PenorBrahNoHomo]

https://world-nuclear-news.org/Artic...l-uranium-fund

[LtGoose]

Rope futures is a much more lucrative investment.

Lots of rope is going to be needed once coping runs out

[bibimbape]

https://world-nuclear-news.org/Artic...l-uranium-fund

Hnggg it's on baby

[ChunkBuster]

My main ETFs are cyber, uranium, lithium and a small % in AI.

AI is more of a 10 year gamble.

Uranium is very recent addition to my portfolio.

[bibimbape]

Uranium is the most hyper-reflexive trade I've ever seen.

1. Uranium price goes up
2. Speculators and degenerates start buying
3. Flows go into ETF which feed into U.UN
4. Sprott buys more physical uranium
5. Go back to Step 1

Now add to that years of supply destruction and negative sentiment.

PLUS, the unfolding energy crisis due to idiotic policy mistakes. Politicians have one way out and that's turning to nuclear power to meet their net zero goals.

[darkeminence]

What about Thorium plants though. China just built one. Apparently it's a much better and safer alternative to uranium.