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Mike Alkin: The Ultimate Uranium Crash Course

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The Importance of Growth

From 1993 to 2004, the price of uranium sat from 6, 7, 8 dollars. By 2000, it was 7, 8 bucks. And what you saw during that time period is utilities would replace their annual consumption at about a clip of 35%. What we needed was production cuts. Because the markets just didn't balance. There was no price discovery. The buyer of uranium,. until we start to see some financial buyers come in, the buyer of uranium is a nuclear power plant. In some years, it could be 80 or 90. But you're talking 15, 20, 25, 30 million pounds trading the spot market. It trades by appointment. And the rest trade under long-term

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