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Looking at Uranium…Again

Investing News Network
Sep. 15, 2011 02:50PM PST
Energy Investing

Daily Reckoning reported on the uranium sector and the uranium markets since the nuclear disaster.

Daily Reckoning reported on the uranium sector and the uranium markets since the nuclear disaster.

The market news is quoted as saying:

Uranium is still a “Buy”…maybe now more than ever.

The disaster in Japan slammed the uranium sector…and it still has not recovered. But this washout looks like a buying opportunity, as long as you’re not in a hurry to make a big gain.

I won’t go into the Japan-specific details, but for our purposes, it’s a safe bet that the Japan disaster means that we may not see a large-scale “nuclear renaissance” during the next generation.

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