"The uranium sector right now is a textbook opportunity. It was a hated commodity that was left for dead and we see the uptrend coming. If you're willing to wait 18–24 months, you can very easily double your money here. . . The conservative bet is to go with companies that are in production and making money at the current price. That's Fission Uranium Corp. in Athabasca."
(5/23/13)
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The Energy Report Interview with Matt Badiali
Matt Badiali: Energy Fuels Inc. has production. Uranium producers like this are breaking even at $40/lb, but once the price of the uranium goes up, their profits are going to grow because they've already covered their costs. These companies are going to start popping up on people's radar screens, and investors are going to wonder why they're trading at 3x earnings. The uranium sector right now is a textbook opportunity. It was a hated commodity that was left for dead and we see the uptrend coming. If you're willing to wait 18–24 months, you can very easily double your money here. . .
TER: Energy Fuels has four producing mines and a number of others that are still in development. Do you like that mixture?
MB: Absolutely. Mines are finite producers. A mine is like a loaf of bread. You get so many sandwiches out of it and then you've got to get another loaf of bread. I love to see companies that have mines in production, mines about to go into production and several exploration projects. That's the ideal mining company.
(5/23/13)
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The Energy Report Interview with Matt Badiali
"The uranium sector right now is a textbook opportunity. It was a hated commodity that was left for dead and we see the uptrend coming. If you're willing to wait 18–24 months, you can very easily double your money here. . . The conservative bet is to go with companies that are in production and making money at the current price. That's Fission Uranium Corp. in Athabasca."
(5/23/13)
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The Energy Report Interview with Matt Badiali
Matt Badiali: Energy Fuels Inc. has production. Uranium producers like this are breaking even at $40/lb, but once the price of the uranium goes up, their profits are going to grow because they've already covered their costs. These companies are going to start popping up on people's radar screens, and investors are going to wonder why they're trading at 3x earnings. The uranium sector right now is a textbook opportunity. It was a hated commodity that was left for dead and we see the uptrend coming. If you're willing to wait 18–24 months, you can very easily double your money here. . .
TER: Energy Fuels has four producing mines and a number of others that are still in development. Do you like that mixture?
MB: Absolutely. Mines are finite producers. A mine is like a loaf of bread. You get so many sandwiches out of it and then you've got to get another loaf of bread. I love to see companies that have mines in production, mines about to go into production and several exploration projects. That's the ideal mining company.
(5/23/13)
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The Energy Report Interview with Matt Badiali
"Royal Dutch Shell Plc, with a market cap of $215B, can be acquired at an attractive price. . .it pays out an attractive dividend yield and currently has adequate reserves and little debt."
(5/22/13)
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Bram de Haas, Seeking Alpha
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