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Q: Hi
If I am bullish on the nuclear energy sector, what investments should I consider and why?
thanks
Read Answer Asked by Mark on December 05, 2024
Q: CCO market cap is$ 36 Billion and NXE market Cap is $7 Billion

CCO produces 92 million pounds of Uranium and NXE will produce 30 million pound of uranium. 1/3 of what CCO produces

Market value of NXE should be 1/3 of CCO or $12 Billion divided by number of shares outstanding of 565 million gives me a price for NXE of $ 21.00, Share at $ 12.00

What do you think of this calculation. Am I on to something

I own NXE

RAK
Read Answer Asked by bob on November 25, 2024
Q: Can you suggest some good ways to invest in the future of nuclear energy, such as individual stocks or ETFs?
Read Answer Asked by David on November 18, 2024
Q: NXE CEO was on Bloomberg yesterday, He said Arrow project 300 million pounds of Uranium. Cost $ 1.5 billion or $ 10.00 a lb. Expect Pay Back 13 months Great Story, Mine will produce 30,000,000 lbs a year They have drilled a best hole to date 3 1/2 miles east of mine

Your thoughts please . Sounds like a great story, I am long shares,

RAK


Read Answer Asked by bob on November 14, 2024
Q: Hi 5i

You have suggested NXE ($8.20) as a good way to play uranium demand. With actual production still 3+ years away, do they have enough cash to get there or will they need to issue more shares or debt? And your thoughts on the potential of a takeover, what are the odds and who would do it?

Thanks, Greg
Read Answer Asked by Greg on September 24, 2024
Q: I am underweight in Materials sector and if I want to add some Uranium exposure. Do you think it has good upside for the near term after the recent pullback? Do you think an ETF like URA is better rather than individual companies like CCO and NXE
Read Answer Asked by ZIM on September 16, 2024
Q: What is your outlook for uranium as we head into 2025 and If you had to choose, what are you top 5 uranium stock picks in the small to mid cap space until the end of the year and a brief why for each. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by James on August 28, 2024
Q: Many companies stand to benefit from the rise of nuclear energy. Is this a good time to invest (long term) in such companies? I am especially interested in the risk-reward profile of the following: Cameco(CCJ), Constellation Energy(CEG), Centrus Energy(LEU) and NexGen Energy(NEX). Are there others that you prefer (Canadian or U.S.)? Or do you believe an ETF focused on uranium/nuclear energy would be a better investment at this time? Thanks for your help. You provide a great service!
Read Answer Asked by Camille on August 02, 2024
Q: Uranium stocks were up today because of Tax in Kazistan How much was tax, How do other Uranium Companies benefit Will Kazistan not produce as much Uranium in Future that will help other world producers NXE your thoughts as well as other Uranium Companies please , RAK
Read Answer Asked by bob on July 11, 2024
Q: I have followed nuclear energy and Cameco for about three decades. It has been a tough investment environment for most of this time. We now are seeing a dynamic change in sentiment and planned expansion in this part of the energy sector. As an optimistic investor heavily invested in uranium stocks, I expect to have further capital gains as nuclear plants are built. However, it appears that some of the new modular reactors will use spent fuel rods as the source of uranium to run their reactors. Do you see this having a significantly negative impact on uranium demand going forward? Also, will the BEP’s Westinghouse purchase be material to the company in an expanding demand for nuclear energy?
With appreciation,
Ed
Read Answer Asked by Ed on June 18, 2024
Q: hello 5i:
please comment on the following headline:

NexGen Announces Strategic Purchase of 2.7 Million Pounds of Uranium with Issuance of US$250 Million Convertible Debenture

Obviously the market didn't like it. Did they pay too much for the product? How could this help them going forward? Will the debentures be available for retail buyers and at what price? How does 5i feel about the debentures on a risk/reward basis?
Add as much colour as you feel is relevant.
thanks
Paul L
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 09, 2024
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