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Bargain Hunting in Uranium Stocks

Posted July 23, 2008

“Last week you saw the very strong long-term basics underlying the pricing of uranium. Today you’ll see the fantastic opportunity now present in the uranium exploration and mining shares. ” — Russell McDougal

by Russell McDougal

Baltimore — (TFN):  We are still delving into the fundamentals underlying five essential global commodities (here and here). Those are gold, silver, uranium, oil and natural gas. The goal is to clearly identify investment trends backed by strong fundamentals and invest accordingly. This is especially important when you are speculating.

Last week you saw the very strong long-term basics underlying the pricing of uranium. Today you’ll see the fantastic opportunity now present in the uranium exploration and mining shares.

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This recession-busting stock has a deadlock on a crucial technology reaching deep into China – tapping into its rural market and creating wealth on a scale like never before.

The company has been earning between $80-$100 million a year on total revenues of $450-$550 million… you still can buy it for less than $5! Analysts give it a 1,000% upside! Find out more in our FREE report 3 Recession-Busting Stocks You Need To Buy Now.

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The price of uranium took flight in late 2006 and most of 2007. It peaked right at one year ago, near $140. The term “uranimania” was coined by Bob Bishop, if I’m not mistaken. Uranium stocks of all nature went up in meteoric fashion. Fortunes were made by those that came to the party early and were smart enough not to overstay their welcome.

Since then the stocks have now hit the other extreme. The spot price of uranium has likely seen its low at a recent $57. The stocks have been decimated. They are presently unloved and overlooked. Here’s an example… Read on to learn more.

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