I'm thinking of purchasing some urainium stock in small or mid-cap company. Any good suggestions.?

Answer 1

World's biggest uranium producer is Canada's Cameco. One of their largest mines at Cigar Lake flooded recently in a freak accident. Result was to push up global price of U the metal and, perhaps not paradoxically, Cameco stock itself hardly suffered.

Noted mining authority Paul Van Eeden remarked in a recent mining forum that he himself was not bullish on uranium the metal "because there's so much of it around," until, he said, the Cigar Lake disaster occurred. Now uranium supply is short. Van Eeden still isn't holding much long, he said, except for an obscure Canadian company with a high-grade shallow uranium deposit in eastern Canada.

There are many uranium plays traded in Toronto, on both the senior and the venture exchange. Among the midcaps, Paladin (an Australian co), Denison and UEX. Among the juniors, Strathmore and CanAlaska Uranium. Many, many others. Even one with a single mine situated in Mongolia !

Answer 2

Well Urainium I have no I deai but you should know that the US Dollar is Collapsing and China is Dumping 1 Trillion Dollar and other countries are going to stop using the US Dollar so The price of the gold will go UP & UP & UP. You better think to invest some of your money in the Gold & Silver before the US Dollar Collapse.

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Answer 3

BHP Billiton (BHP) has a very large uranium mine in Australia. It is next to their Olympic Dam copper mine and they think it may be the largest uranium deposit in the world.

Of course, Cameco (CCJ) is a uranium producer, but they recently had some production problems with a mine getting flooded.

On the Toronto Exchange (TSX), there are also these uranium producers: Pinetree Capital (PNP); Mega Uranium (MGA); Frontier Development (FRG); International Uranium (IUC?); Paladin Resources (PLR on London); Laramide Resources (LAM); PanAmerican Silver (PAAS); and Silver Standard Resources (SSRI).

Answer 4

Cameco the symbol is CCJ it currently priced around $40 a share. you can look the stock up in yahoo Finance under the symbol CCJ

Answer 5

If you can buy Canadian stocks there are one or two smaller uranium companies that trade on the Toronto Exchange.
If you go looking, you will find them.

Good Investing !

;-)

Answer 6

round 4000 co's(for BSE) out of round 1000-1200 co's are in ban era or are incircuit filter out by way of distinct causes which includes of non-fee of annual itemizing costs And round 1000one (at NSE) Out of which in 850 scrips may be presently traded