No idea, but on the horizon is a situation where utilities attempt to contract supply five years out and discover that literally no producer has uncommitted resource available. When that sinks in... polite panic unfolds.
The Nigerien logic regarding the non-advancement of permits when U3O8 prices were low is: your profit isn't our priority, employment and royalties are our priority. And there are actors who mine uranium strictly to have access to the pounds, without regard to profit in a resale market. IMO. The lense has to be expanded beyond western commerical bias to put it in perspective. Not to say that they followed their mining code. They say they did, but I don't know one way or another. Global Atomic pushed forward with mine development, employed locals, and progressed in the ground, during the very same period of low uranium prices. Demonstrating the good economics of Dasa and, perhaps, sounder management than Goviex. Goviex also were hampered by the fact that their project's NPV and IRR were marginal. Their response was to sit on it, wait, do nothing, and hope for better prices. That waiting put them possibly outside the mining code and definitely out of favour with the political zeitgeist.
Jesus saves from hell. Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried and rose again the third day (1st Corinthians 15:1-4 KJV). Water baptism DOESN'T save us (1st Corinthians 1:17 KJV). Jesus Christ shed His blood for our sins (Ephesians 1:7 KJV). We are saved by grace through faith, not our own works (Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV).
Sorry you're so confused. Jesus can't save from hell because hell is not real. Not the way you think. Hell, Gehenna, lake of fire, outer darkness have all been synonimised by crooked religious folk to trick people into thinking that if you don't do well, you go to hell forever where you are tortured with fire. Hell is under the ground, Gehenna was a garbage fire that burned 24/7 near Jerusalem, lake of fire is where people will be thrown into and they will cease to exist, outer darkness is where God with place the fallen angels. I could tear apart your entire post, and I'm using the Bible to do it. Even more, all of the Bibles stories came from Abraham's culture which was Sumerian. All of them. You got some research to do.
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Bought in very cheap, highly underrated
I put together a basket of explorers a while back that included Myriad, and I've been following along. They are clearly standing out.
Waivers are due this week. Will panic set in once everyone gets the answers from the government?
No idea, but on the horizon is a situation where utilities attempt to contract supply five years out and discover that literally no producer has uncommitted resource available. When that sinks in... polite panic unfolds.
The Nigerien logic regarding the non-advancement of permits when U3O8 prices were low is: your profit isn't our priority, employment and royalties are our priority. And there are actors who mine uranium strictly to have access to the pounds, without regard to profit in a resale market. IMO. The lense has to be expanded beyond western commerical bias to put it in perspective. Not to say that they followed their mining code. They say they did, but I don't know one way or another. Global Atomic pushed forward with mine development, employed locals, and progressed in the ground, during the very same period of low uranium prices. Demonstrating the good economics of Dasa and, perhaps, sounder management than Goviex. Goviex also were hampered by the fact that their project's NPV and IRR were marginal. Their response was to sit on it, wait, do nothing, and hope for better prices. That waiting put them possibly outside the mining code and definitely out of favour with the political zeitgeist.
never heard of him or his company but i am very impressed with his knowledge. Will follow him in the future.
lmao i bought so much over the last couple trading days.
I sold a month ago after being up 103%. Looks like it's time to buy it all back on sale 😂
@@XrpIambo beautifully played
the same thing that the US is doing in a different way the US says National Security
GUEST IS AN ABSOLUTE GLOWIE
Jesus saves from hell. Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried and rose again the third day (1st Corinthians 15:1-4 KJV). Water baptism DOESN'T save us (1st Corinthians 1:17 KJV). Jesus Christ shed His blood for our sins (Ephesians 1:7 KJV). We are saved by grace through faith, not our own works (Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV).
Sorry you're so confused. Jesus can't save from hell because hell is not real. Not the way you think. Hell, Gehenna, lake of fire, outer darkness have all been synonimised by crooked religious folk to trick people into thinking that if you don't do well, you go to hell forever where you are tortured with fire. Hell is under the ground, Gehenna was a garbage fire that burned 24/7 near Jerusalem, lake of fire is where people will be thrown into and they will cease to exist, outer darkness is where God with place the fallen angels. I could tear apart your entire post, and I'm using the Bible to do it. Even more, all of the Bibles stories came from Abraham's culture which was Sumerian. All of them. You got some research to do.
But what's his position on Uranium? Physical or ETF and does he cost average in?
@@1faustusExactly my question too! And did he add to Global Atomic?!
Never ask a barber if you need a hair cut.
"I really love the people there" AHAHAHAHAHA as they're mining uranium with bare hands and feet for you. Complete monster lmao
Ah yes...the never ending "buying opportunity" in the commodities ⛏️ space 😂 🤡 🌎 💩