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#Uranium Global
How often do we get a combination of rare earths and Uranium junior in one stock?
EFR is a x20 bagger in the making from here !
The Nuclear Renaissance is here !
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BREAKING: The US has warned several Gulf Arab states to prepare for a possible short, intense military campaign against Iran after the midterm elections, per the WSJ.
A Patriot missile defense system is being moved to Israel. US forces are restocking munitions
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⚡️Red Cloud #Mining Analyst David Talbot reaffirms his BUY Rating and $23.75 Price Target (+104% upside)🎯 for @NexGenEnergy_ $NXE.TO following October 22 Site Visit: From Blueprint to Bedrock at Rook I🇨🇦⚛️⛏️🏗️🏭👷🤠🐂#Uranium #Saskatchewan #Canada 🌊🏄 redcloudresearch.com/nexgen-…
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💥 #BoomAlert #Uranium💥📰
Energy Fuels $UUUU $EFR.TO advances Donald Project in Australia 🇦🇺 (one of the world’s largest REE resources outside China) with conditional A$180M government financing toward Phase 1 FID by year-end.
Shovel-ready, 40-year life, ~9ktpa REEC + 225ktpa zircon/TiO2 feedstock that feeds White Mesa Mill 🇺🇸 and builds a diversified juggernaut in uranium + rare earths.
This is very big for Western mine-to-magnet supply, and should bode well in the US 🇺🇸.
I don't own enough! 🤠🐂 #RareEarths #CriticalMinerals
#Nuclear #smr
Breaking!💥📰 Energy Fuels $UUUU $EFR advances Donald Project in #Australia, its first large-scale source of rare earth minerals, toward a final investment decision having received conditional credit approval of A$180 million💰🇦🇺⛏️🤠🐂 #RareEarths #Uranium newswire.ca/news-releases/do…
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We wrote a bill that guts and extensively rewrites English criminal law to fix this exact problem.
Of ~ 1,403 Members of Parliament or the Lords, not even 1 has picked it, or anything like it, up.
Free speech is not popular in the UK’s halls of power
adamsmith.org/research/the-f…
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#Uranium
I’ve taken a closer look at the uranium charts, and I have to say, I don’t like what I see. Just because many uranium stocks are oversold doesn’t make them a buy in my book. They could easily bounce a little and then continue falling. Given how badly damaged these charts are, I believe we haven’t seen the capitulation low yet.
These four charts are just examples. I’ve looked at the miners across the sector, and in my view, there’s still plenty of room to the downside 🥸
Good luck catching that falling knife😶🌫️
$UEC
#URNM
#URNJ
#URA / #UX1
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We are a rainy country surrounded by sea and with massive coal, oil and gas reserves. Only a Labour government could bring us a combined drought and energy crisis.
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Replying to @PeterBleksley
@PeterBleksley, the way you spoke to @Alexarmstrong was disgusting. I was genuinely taken aback.
If the question was whether he would fight here, on British soil, to protect this country’s women and children from men who mean them harm, I suspect the answer would be yes.
But calling a 35-year-old man a “coward” because he doesn’t want to be sent abroad to kill other young men at the behest of a government that has spent much of his life treating him like shit? How dare you?
Young white men and boys are repeatedly told they’re privileged, toxic and the source of every problem in the world since the 1700s. Veterans and their families are left fighting for support. Then, when the government wants soldiers, these same young men are expected to fall into line and go off and die for the goverments banker mates.
At 35, the majority of thier lives theyve been told they’re everything wrong with Britain - they're not even allowed to call themselves "British" or wave their own flag without being abused and insulted - now they're called "cowards" for questioning whether they owe its politicians their lives.
Utterly disgusting. You owe Alex an apology.
A heated GB News debate between Peter Bleksley and @Alexarmstrong asked whether young people should go to war for Britain when the government has done nothing for them. I stand with Alex on this one. Why should anyone be expected to fight for a country that has failed them?.
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⚡️Haywood Securities reaffirms its BUY Rating and $20.00 Price Target🎯 for NexGen Energy $NXE as Site Preparation Continues Ahead of Highly Anticipated Shaft Sinking at its new Rook 1 #Uranium mine under construction in #Saskatchewan🇨🇦⚛️⛏️🏗️🏭👷🤠🐂 #Nuclear #EnergySecurity
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In which Simon Heffer plays the role of an Establishment stooge and rather proves Liz Truss' entire point.
telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fi…
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I wholeheartedly agree with @thewaronbeauty below.
Manners don’t just make a man, they make a society.
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BREAKING: Russia declares it is ready to supply unlimited diesel to the United States under Trump's deal with Putin.
"As much as our partners want, frankly, from the volume that we will supply for export. We can supply everything," Deputy Prime Minister Novak says.
The first 3 tankers are already crossing the Atlantic. Each carries 300,000 barrels of ultra-low-sulfur diesel, loaded at Primorsk on October 22 and due in New York around November 7.
That is 900,000 barrels, just 5 hours of American diesel use.
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Great discussion and thorough broad overview for those less familiar with the uranium thesis.
China has spent decades building its dominance over the world's critical mineral supply chains.
Now, that dominance has become an extraordinary geopolitical advantage.
Sprott Asset Management CEO John Ciampaglia made a striking observation during our latest conversation:
“But if you cut off the supply chain, you literally cripple $6 trillion of the global economy.”
Rare earths represent a relatively small market in dollar terms, yet they are essential to industries worth trillions.
That is the extraordinary paradox.
The world is discovering that control over the smallest commodity markets can carry some of the greatest geopolitical power.
Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=THyquRvn…
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If you are a UI member and haven’t watched the replay, I suggest you do so. Very valuable institutional insights from @JekyllCapital on market “plumbing” — correlations, flows, etc. This is key information right now. Have a good weekend 🍻
The replay of today's UI Members Webinar with Art Hyde, Partner and Portfolio Manager at @SegraCapital can be viewed here:
bit.ly/48a6FA7
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“I have never understood why it is "greed" to want to keep the money you have earned but not greed to want to take somebody else's money.”
- Thomas Sowell.
*Perhaps somebody could tell Andy Barnum's traitorous Fabian administration.
#uranium ?
This is the harbinger of what's coming for the copper industry...
Jubilee Metals, a small copper producer in Zambia, reports that sulfuric acid costs surged over 200%, while diesel costs jumped 90%.
The shortages have already hit copper production...
Some metal processors in the region were even forced to temporarily shut down production amid sulfuric acid shortages and soaring diesel costs.
And this is just the beginning...
You can't produce copper without the physical inputs.
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It happened 😅😅😅
$URNM closed its 7th consecutive weekly decline, down 26.8% over the streak, its longest losing run since March 2025
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They blew up our power stations, they capped the oil wells, taxed the remaining power stations and threw subsidies at useless intermittent generators the grid wasn't designed for, and now they're telling us to stock up on food and water. They've deliberately made us poorer and put the brakes on the economy while flooding the country with hostile low IQ third worlders. Our politicians at war with us and its time we did something about them.



































