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Quoting VictorFaria
Hello Old friend How are you? Very insteresting the Thread, a lot of opportunidades on the Uranium market for sure! Can you tell me which broker is the best to trade ASX or TSX being foreign? Best regards
Hi, Victor great to see you around, It's been a while. If you are asking which index has the better companies to trade I would probably lean to TSX but they both have a great spread of tier 1 to junior companies. Probably would depend on your time, where you live, and which index is trading during your time.

If you are after some companies that are on the exchanges to look at let me know and I can put some down for you.
Positive discussion out of Australia regarding Uranium: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitic...ndustry-go-new

Comments are from people heavily vested in the mining industry, but the MCA does include some heavy-hitting industry players:

The Minerals Council of Australia is governed by a board of directors. As of May 2015, board membership includes representatives from the following resources companies: MMG Limited, Glencore, Newcrest Mining, Paladin Energy, Wesfarmers Resources, Anglo-American Coal, Rio Tinto Australia, AngloGold Ashanti Australia, Toro Energy, BHP Billiton, Peabody Energy, EDI Mining and Newmont Asia Pacific.
A little bit mixed today. Started with sell-offs but most came back during the day.
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Quoting yieldjunkie
Positive discussion out of Australia regarding Uranium: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitic...ndustry-go-new Comments are from people heavily vested in the mining industry, but the MCA does include some heavy-hitting industry players: The Minerals Council of Australia is governed by a board of directors. As of May 2015, board membership includes representatives from the following resources companies: MMG Limited, Glencore, Newcrest Mining, Paladin Energy, Wesfarmers...
Will take a look.
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Quoting squawk
{quote} Hi, Victor great to see you around, It's been a while. If you are asking which index has the better companies to trade I would probably lean to TSX but they both have a great spread of tier 1 to junior companies. Probably would depend on your time, where you live, and which index is trading during your time. If you are after some companies that are on the exchanges to look at let me know and I can put some down for you.
Good morning my friend,
As currently i'm in Brazil, i think TSX match with my trading hour, i will be glad if you can help me with some companies to look for.
My idea is to have some shares of good and stable companies on the sector looking for the long term perspective.

Thank you for your time.
Best regards
Some big pullbacks today were bound to happen. For anyone who has not yet made in positions, this could be your week. I will be adding back into some stocks as I took 20% of Palladin and Peninsula Energy last Wednesday to add back in lower.
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Quoting VictorFaria
{quote} Good morning my friend, As currently i'm in Brazil, i think TSX match with my trading hour, i will be glad if you can help me with some companies to look for. My idea is to have some shares of good and stable companies on the sector looking for the long term perspective. Thank you for your time. Best regards
Hi Victor,

If I was investing in TSX stocks these are the ones I would be tranching into on pullbacks (I would not chase but wait for 30 - 40% pullbacks)

Cameco
Denison
Fission
NexGen
Global Automic

Would also look at investing directly into SPUT is similar to holding physical Uranium and ETF.

If you want to add some higher risk-reward into your picks then do some homework on some juniors developers and explorers. These should be personal picks done on some homework reading.
A Chart on Paladin. Areas I would be looking to get if I wasn't already.
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Peninsula Energy.
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Mixed bagged today on the ASX. Looks like awaiting a lead from US Session. Personally, I have to buy limits lower so hoping for another negative day. I got hit on two limit orders today but two more outstanding.
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Informative video.

https://sprott.com/insights/webcast-...carbon-future/
Quoting squawk
{quote} Hi Victor, If I was investing in TSX stocks these are the ones I would be tranching into on pullbacks (I would not chase but wait for 30 - 40% pullbacks) Cameco Denison Fission NexGen Global Automic Would also look at investing directly into SPUT is similar to holding physical Uranium and ETF. If you want to add some higher risk-reward into your picks then do some homework on some juniors developers and explorers. These should be personal picks done on some homework reading.
Hello my friend!
Thank you so much!

Best regards
ASX stocks negative day. Getting close to support and entry points for more buying.
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Canaccord Genuity report. 1 like the extended scenario of $120 in Q4.
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ASX is another mostly red day and some limit buys hit now.
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  • Edited at 4:01am Sep 27, 2021 3:15am | Edited at 4:01am
Another down day for Uranium stocks. Never easing watching 20k in the negative on a day but perfect trenching position opportunity.
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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/e...-age-s3qprxzkv
Think it's important to keep perspective in Uranium volatility that although SPRUT is the first effect of buying volume the continuing will most likely be from a range of buyers as a bottom line this is an Energy inflationary story as well as we can see from bullish Crude and NatGas runs that I believe is best traded through Uranium stocks.

Pressure is on Europe to and rests to find zero-emission, as well as lower cost and sustainable baseload power.

Uranium Equities
NatGas
Crude
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This could be a very interesting and sustained alternative trade for Uranium. Rolls Royce looking to have approved by the UK government 16 small modular-nuclear-reactors to be built, changing focus to nuchlear.

Boris Johnson is backing a new generation of nuclear reactors as Britain finds itself in the grip of an energy crisis.
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