From Casey Research: So, why do we like uranium? Several reasons: The world must go nuclear – Nuclear has been an unpopular option for the world ever since the Three Mile Island incident in 1979 and Chernobyl in 1986. However, as the world looks to cut back carbon emissions, even former opponents of nuclear are [...]

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Investors want to make money, no surprise there. The greatest returns can many times be found in technology, no surprise there either. What happens when you couple technology with political correctness and government subsidies? Enter CleanTech or Clean Technology, the latest wave in going green. Could this create a trend worth following? The safest way [...]

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I have spent a lot of time on Peter Grandich’s Agoracom Blog ever since it was started in early 2009. Prior to that, it was the Grandich Letter; but there was a hiatus while Peter was very ill. You have to remember, as is pointed out over there, that the blog is Peter’s and he [...]

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This essay following was provided by John Mauldin [JohnMauldin (at) InvestorInsight.com] as part of his “Outside the Box” free addendum to his fantastic and free investment e-newsletter offered weekly. Since this is the best written, easy to understand piece I have ever seen regarding carbon taxes credits, coal and uranium power plants, and the unintended [...]

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Guest Editorial By Marin Katusa Chief Strategist, Casey Research Energy Team Casey Energy Opportunities One might think the United States would be charging hard on energy security as well as border and other kinds of security in its Global War on Terror campaign. Not so. For example, America imports some 12 million barrels of oil [...]

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Europe and former Soviet Satellites like Ukraine are finding their Russian gas suppliers sometimes less than cordial to deal with. Being cold, apparently, has encouraged citizens of those areas to get over their fear of nuclear accidents and embrace nuclear power. Naturally, this is a positive for uranium and uranium mining stocks. Many uranium mining [...]

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This first video is Wall Street Report interviewing Mark Morabito the President and CEO of Crosshair Exploration, a junior Uranium exploration stock that has pounds in the ground and cash to survive this financial storm. click here if video is not displayed above Crosshair Exploration’s stock has been hammered along with everything else; but in [...]

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[Note: This is NOT investment advice, just my opinions. Please consult a registered investment advisor before placing trades or investing.] Step 1 – Evaluate Your Situation If you are reading this I presume your portfolio, whether regular, 401(k), IRA or some other pension has been decimated – possibly literally (1/10 it’s previous value). How did [...]

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Uranium stocks, formerly a darling of the investment world, got their clock cleaned about a year ago as the unfolding credit crisis required investors to sell what they could get a decent bid on to cover losses for investments without a bid. Has the story changed? Only for the better. The oil and energy crisis [...]

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This video called “Joe, American” is a fantastic analysis of what politicians should be doing regarding America’ lack of an energy plan. It doesn’t exactly fall in line with Peak Oil theory, and I haven’t checked his numbers on how much oil is owned by America but is off limits to drilling. But even if [...]

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