Casey Research: profiting from the next phase of the uranium bull market.

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. That short-fall was largely covered by reprocessing nuclear weapons, mostly from the former Soviet Union, but it was clear to me that that supply was finite, whereas demand was not.

A lot has happened since my first recommendation of uranium, or, more specifically, uranium stocks, back in 1998. Including, I am happy to say, my subscribers and I have made a lot of money. That is the reward for being early into a trend. But the trend has now been in motion for some time, and so it is worth revisiting. Is the big up-move in uranium prices over? Can you still find good value in uranium stocks?

Marin Katusa, a uranium analyst here at Casey Research recently took on the task of answering those questions, the results of which can be found in "Profiting from the next phase of the uranium bull market." If you are invested in uranium stocks at the moment, or are thinking about it, you owe it to yourself to go online and read on.

Visit the Financial Reckoning website today at www.fincialreckoning.ca to read "Profiting from the next phase of the uranium bull market" by Marin Katusa. To request to receive this article via email, contact [e-mail].

BY MARIN KATUSA / INTRODUCTION BY DOUG CASEY 

Introduction by Doug Casey