DOES URANIUM ENERGY CORP (UEC) HAVE EXPLOSIVE UPSIDE POTENTIAL?

I started buying UEC at .88 just bought more today.

I wonder if UEC will acquire Anfield.?

Do people still believe this metrics still means something?

I think you did a fabulous job of simplifying this overview. I am a holder of UEC ( and originally UEX ) and would appreciate more of this type of analysis on some of the other major players in the field. Thank you for your continued efforts. I have followed your work for quite a while and find this to be some of your best work!

Very good thanks. Two coys I will not hold LT due to management: UEC and NexGen. However will buy ST for a swing trade - bought UEC after the recent heavy price fall - the co is over-valued but retail still love it.

Sector not looking great ATM - prices are now falling again even after the recent KAP news. I thought they would rocke t (over a number of days, not just one.....) after the guidance cut.

Thank you for your fact-based and balanced view. One could add that CEO Amir Adnani is considered to be a very smart and well-connected guy.

Dead on

Everyone do themselves a favor and just buy encore energy instead. Already producing with plans to get up to 5 mil pounds per year within 5 years. UEC are serial diluters who will never produce a pound.

If you bought this company for $2.2B you'd need to invest another ?? $0.5B to $1.5B ?? to get all projects into production, the $144m will be used up in a year by drilling programmes and G&A. The uranium cycle has faltered for the moment and across the board uranium company share prices are falling. Energy Fuels, NextGen, SPUT and Yellow Cake hold plenty of physical uranium, and yet the price is falling. If we have a recession/market correction all share prices will fall, especially miners as they need billions invested, like everything in investing DCA and hold with a 5 to 10 year horizon.

Not likely...Uranium was good at buy a few years back. Mild gains possible. Downside is a possibility too.

Please cover global atomic. It’s the only truly undervalued uranium stock in the market. Granted huge political risk. New regime seems to be in support of.

Liking your series of uranium company video it would be really cool to see two stocks compared to each other and which you prefer like a vs showdown

Great video, Im a big UEC holder and want to find the Uranium stocks that you see at undervalued.

That was the best and most informational video I have ever seen on a Uranium stock. I would love to see this type of video for all Uranium stocks, especially the ones you view as undervalued! Great stuff !

I notice Sprott has UEC in their etf ,thats a plus i guess ?

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Incredible content! I just love how you simplify everything and keep it short.I have already watched all your videos on BMN, DNN, UUUU, ISO, MEGA, and UEC. I would love to see next GLO, URG, and LOT which all seems undervalued. I'm for sure coming back for more! Thanks!

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Appreciate this great summary. Well done. Plus to subscribe

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Jovan Ville

Nice analysis. Thanks.

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How about LEU? Would you a deep dive on that?

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What is their future production capacity in the next three years ?

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Thoughts on VST since it hit 141? Think this is still a buy and hold for 5+ years?

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I keep 10% of my portfolio reserved for small speculative investments with great potential and limited risk. UEC is my only uranium miner and I researched 5 others. There are many reasons I chose UEC but the biggest reason is that I’m absolutely enamored with the CEO. Amir Adnani is like head and shoulders above his counterparts. Listen to him speak for a couple minutes. Then look at his skin in the game. This company is going places.

this was great analysis...thank you for doing this

Im no expert here but I think alot of companies have huge stockpiles of uranium?