Investment Q&A

Q: It looks like Uranium Participation Corp is being taken over to the new Sprott Physical Uranium Trust later this year with a owners getting 1/2 unit for each common share. The shares will be delisted from the TSX and they plan to list in the US.

As a long suffering owner of U:CA, is it better to just sell my shares now or hold on through these management changes ?
It is held in my RRSP so there are no tax considerations here.

What happens during the time of delisting and hopeful new US listing; or should that happen on the same day?

Do you have other considerations that I should look for here?

Thanks for your advice.
Wendy

Q: What is your advice on the Uranium space - Uranium Participation, and particular stock?

Q: Greetings All:
I bought 3K shares of U back when it was $8.00, and before the Big Meltdown. With the current popularity of SMR'S and green energy do you think that it is still too early for the Big U to make a comeback. Cigar Lake is shut down again. Your opinion. Would I be adding to a dead horse?
Thanks,
Ben.

Q: I am considering Investing in a couple of Uranium ETFs (US or Canadian), one for producers and one that is more speculative. I would appreciate your suggestions.
With appreciatiopn,
Ed

Q: Good morning, I am considering entering the uranium space with the following stock: U (Uranium Participation), CCO (Cameco), DML (Dennison) FCU (Fission) and LAM (Larimide)
Please review and send a priority list for buying and risk …. could any of these stocks go bell up (i.e. bad balance sheets)
Thanks MMD

Q: Using Uranium as a fuel seems like a no-brainer. It is available, cheap, and naturally disintegrates energy by half-life. Nuclear reactors make electricity, produce no CO2, and should last 50-60 years with proper maintenance. Why are "climate change" countries not rushing into nuclear energy and be done with "fossil fuels"?
The questions I have are:
1. How many years does it take to pay back the cost and be nuclear profitable?
2. For me, Chernobyl was the only disaster, 3 mile bend was a scare and Japan was poor private maintenance.
3. Will the world not see this as the best alternative compared to huge wind farms, solar acres, trainloads of crude or pipelines everywhere.
4. Does 5i see the day in the near future when nuclear is the answer to the carbon imprint and pollution.
Thank you, I read 5i everyday. Rene

Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I realize that the uranium sector is out of favour and a purchase at this time could be classified as "early". However I am wondering if this might be a contrarian play. Please compare U vs CCO. Which company do you think is stronger going forward? On the other hand you may have a better choice!
As always thanks for your exceptional- professional service...it is like having a quick consultation!
Respectfully...
Dr.Ernest Rivait

Q: U seems to trade between $4.50 and $5.50. I was thinking of buying it below $5 and selling it above $5, and do this as often as I can. What do you think?