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BUY IDEA: Global X Uranium ETFThe ETF has been trading in a multi-month consolidation with support between $17.60 and $18.25. One could argue that a topping structure is in play however a failure on these formations often create a buy/long opportunity . The share is trading just below its quarterly pivot, of which a print and close above would suggest further upside from the recent lows. The MACD Line and Signal is positive territory while the price is above it's 50-day EMA. TRADING LEVELS: Entry: 21.19 Target: 27.52 Stop-loss: 19.02
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by techpers
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UNRANIUM READY TO 55.0 - CTSI can belive this Is uranium ready for 549$ dollars? Unbelievable This analysis is designed to provide information that CTS believes to be accurate on the subject matter, but is shared with the understanding that the author is NOT offering individualized advice tailored to any specific portfolio or the particular needs of any individual. The author of the analysis specifically disclaims any responsibility for any personal or other loss or risk incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, of the use and application of any of the contents of this analysis.
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by CaliforniaTS
Uranium the anti-COVIDThanks for viewing. No, not as a treatment - please don't inject uranium as a treatment (if Uranium came in a bottle it would need a warning for Americans). Competition? What I mean is that Uranium has been on a run starting from when the equity markets showed weakness - and has yet to show signs of slowing. I'm not sure what the relationship is yet, as crude, coal, and natural gas are down in 2020, which would make them more competitive as energy sources. Energy Security? It could be that crude, coal, natural gas, wind turbines, and solar panels all have rather long, and as we have seen, potentially vulnerable supply chains. Maybe, it is about energy security. Uranium needs for the US aren't all mined at home so that wouldn't account for it - although adding supply from long-standing allies like Australia could probably supply the needs of North America while having security of supply. Is it about the environment? That could be part of the picture - as long as everything is well managed. There is that "catastrophic and uninsurable" hazard if things go wrong. The energy itself is clean, although the capital expenditure is considerable. Finding a long-term storage place for the waste hasn't been solved yet in the US. Hard assets? Expectations of future inflation in light of historic levels of quantitative easing and currency printing are possibly driving the search for hard assets with use-value. As I look around the markets, very little appears undervalued. Equities, bonds, treasuries, gold all appear to be, if not over-valued, then not cheap. The most popular store of value in the world, and the destination of huge amounts of funds: treasuries don't even seem to be worth a second look at the moment and any up-tick in interest would wipe out a significant portion of those positions. Expectations of an up-tick in military demand? I certainly hope not. End of the bear? Maybe it has been long enough after Fukushima that people see an undervalued commodity. There has been a significant rise in plans for new nuclear power plants. Anyone have any plausible fundamental analysis to add?
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by flyinkiwi10
URA - Nuclear Energy isn't the answerURA failed to make a higher high and got smashed at the .786 fib at $28.25. Weekly Money Flow and Momentum coming down. URA will hit the 1 fib at $17, and most likely the .618 retracement at $12. Fun Fact: Despite Elon Musk's endorsement of nuclear energy, just focusing on Electric Vehicles, there is a metric called the "Wells-to-Wheel variable" that measures the efficiency of different sources of electricity towards greenhouse gas emissions. Higher number the better for the environment. Coal and Natural Gas are the leading sources of electricity with Wells-to-Wheel efficiencies of 0.26 and 0.24 respectively. Nuclear Energy comes in at 0.21. Nuclear Energy comes in worse than coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel. I noticed some Uranium explorers took advantage of this massive pump and diluted shareholders to raise capital.
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by CrashWhen
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Elliott Wave Analysis: Uranium Looks PromisingHello traders and investors, today we will talk about Uranium in which we see pretty nice and clean bullish development from Elliott wave perspective. Uranium made strong and impulsive rally from March 2020 lows, clearly within a five-wave cycle which suggests a bullish reversal at least in three waves A/1-B/2-C/3. After a completed five-wave cycle into wave A/1 at the end of 2021, Uranium slowed down into a wave B/2 correction, which looks like a complex w-x-y corrective decline that can be now approaching the end soon. From technical point of view, ideal support is around former wave "iv" and 61,8% Fibonacci retracement that comes around 17-15 support area. So, once current wave B/2 correction fully unfolds, we believe that Uranium will be headed higher into wave C or maybe even wave 3. All the best! If you like what we do, then please like and share our idea! Disclosure: Please be informed that information we provide is NOT a trading recommendation or investment advice. All of our work is for educational purposes only.
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by ew-forecast
Watch Uranium for Investing Hold - Rising to 50, 100+This chart is relatively easy to read. A multi-year bottom in uranium prices has completed, and some commodity/energy experts are forecasting a rise in uranium prices. This weekly chart shows price is currently consolidating, which is the perfect time to set alerts and put on watch. I want to see stochastic %K(7), pink line, move down to 20 before buying in. If you zoom out to a monthly chart, you can see the returns on buying URA (uranium ETF) may be much better than stock ETF's over the next five-10 years, and why I suggest 50 and 100 are realistic prices.
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by OptionsRising