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“I think it’s solidly supported by the fundamentals,” says Lobo Tiggre of Louis James LLC in this interview. “I believe in this enough that i’m putting my money into it.”
Investors have been hearing for a long time that uranium’s time to shine is near. Speaking with the Investing News Network (INN) at the recent New Orleans Investment Conference, Lobo Tiggre, CEO of Louis James LLC, suggested that it’s already here.
“I would say 2018 has already been the year,” he said when asked whether 2019 will be uranium’s year. He is liking the metal’s steady climb, and noted, “uranium has been going up and down, but up more than down. And I think that’s very important … my technical friends tell me that this is exactly what we want to see — carving out a bottom where we have a series of higher highs and lower lows.”
Tiggre also spoke about vanadium‘s upward momentum, commenting that while he’s bullish on the metal it “has a history of spiking very dramatically and then coming right back down again.”
He said one way to get exposure to vanadium is to look at uranium companies with a vanadium component. However, he cautioned, “basically I want to see a vanadium credit as an extra boost to the play as opposed to the reason for the market cap. Because then if vanadium corrects you’re in trouble.”
Watch the interview above for more insight from Tiggre, including where he thinks the gold price is going and which metals he likes in the new energy paradigm. You can also click here to see INN’s other New Orleans Investment Conference interviews on YouTube.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
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