Uranium Holds Value
By: The Energy Report and Doug Casey | Tuesday, May 3 2011
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| Worldwide hysteria and the fear factor notwithstanding, Casey Research Chairman Doug Casey still considers nuclear power "by far the safest, cheapest and cleanest form of mass power generation." Sharing his views in this Energy Report exclusive on the eve of a sold-out Casey Research Summit in Boca Raton, Florida, Doug says power generated from wind, sun, the tides and other alternative sources are "very nice special applications but don't work economically unless they're subsidized." Full Story |
Profiting from the Next Big Uranium Discovery
By: Doug Casey & Marin Katusa | Tuesday, July 10 2007
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| The current uranium bull market has seen it all: land rushes, promises of immense wealth, millions of dollars poured into drill programs, and a uranium spot price that has galvanized the investment community by smashing through $130/pound. But amid the brouhaha, one thing has remained elusive: a major uranium discovery. Everywhere from Australia to Zambia, exploration results have been largely underwhelming. Full Story |
Three Stealth Uranium Investments
By: Casey Energy Speculator | Thursday, March 29 2007
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| It’s not 1998 anymore. In that year, Casey Research Chairman Doug Casey first recommended a then little-known commodity: uranium. The metal was trading in the single digits, with few except nuclear engineers and ivory tower academics paying any attention to it. Fast forward to 2007. Uranium prices have exploded nearly tenfold to $85/lb, and appear poised to go even higher as growing global demand for nuclear power taxes an already tight supply of yellowcake. In 1998 there were less than 10 publicly traded companies exploring for uranium. Today—by many estimates—there are hundreds. Full Story |
April 29 -- a Day to Watch for Uranium Investors
By: Doug Casey & Chris Gilpin | Wednesday, February 28 2007
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| For more than twenty years, Australia—with its rich uranium resources—has been largely closed for yellowcake mining. But now the country may be preparing to open its doors to junior uranium explorers and producers, which, in view of the Cigar Lake breakdown, would be a major step to ramping up production in the foreseeable future—and could provide some excellent investment opportunities. Below, senior researcher Chris Gilpin breaks down some key developments expected Down Under during the coming months… Full Story |
Doug Casey's (Casey Research) First-Ever Uranium Stock Summit
By: Casey Research | Friday, February 2 2007
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| You’re invited to join Doug Casey and Casey Research… … at the pre-eminent event for investors looking to profit from junior uranium exploration companies Full Story |
Profiting from the Next Phase of the Uranium Bull Market
By: Doug Casey & Marin Katusa | Thursday, January 11 2007
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| When the fundamentals of uranium first caught my eye back in 1998, it was a contrarian’s dream. At the time it was, to my thinking at least, the proverbial manna, an ultra-clean, ultra-safe, ultra-efficient and virtually unlimited source of mass energy, yet due to environmental hysteria was viscerally and universally despised. Its price had fallen to only about $9.00 on its way even lower, a price that made it uneconomic to produce, let alone explore for. As a result, there was a huge and growing short-fall in new mine production to meet demand. Full Story |
Crisis at Cigar Lake: Time to Back Up the Truck on Uranium Stocks?
By: Doug Casey, Casey Energy Speculator | Tuesday, October 31 2006
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| There is much that needs to be said about the universe of junior uranium explorers, the vast majority of which are little more than promotional exercises, but for now we’ll just say that taking the time to understand the difference between a paper shuffle and a well-run company with scale and grade in the right geological setting is time well spent. As the importance of the crisis at Cigar Lake becomes apparent, these stocks are going to the moon. Full Story |