Cameco has bounced from the key demand zone at 32.50–35.50 for the sixth time, further confirming this area as a significant support level. The 200-day moving average also played a major role in the bounce, acting as a magnet. In the last three instances, when the price moved nearly 20% below the 200-day SMA, an upward reaction followed, this time marks the fourth occurrence of the same pattern.
However,
CCJ continues to face pressure from falling uranium prices, which have been declining for nearly 14 months. While long-term prospects remain positive due to growing investments in nuclear energy, the medium-term outlook remains uncertain. A breakdown below the 32.50–35.50 zone could lead to intensified bearish pressure.
On the upside, the 40.00 and 46.40 levels are key short-term resistance zones that traders should watch.
However,
CCJ continues to face pressure from falling uranium prices, which have been declining for nearly 14 months. While long-term prospects remain positive due to growing investments in nuclear energy, the medium-term outlook remains uncertain. A breakdown below the 32.50–35.50 zone could lead to intensified bearish pressure.On the upside, the 40.00 and 46.40 levels are key short-term resistance zones that traders should watch.
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