In a roaring bull market, typically what happens is the spot price will kind of do this and cross above the term price. So seeing that overshoot is definitely going to be a signal to kind of at least be eyeing the exit door. And then of course, you know, just watching volumes, watching moving averages, watching large volumes selling would be a sign of institutions bailing out. We have certain analysts pundits talking about a 60 to 80% crash coming. I just like, the only way I see something like that happening is if there's an absolute unforeseen, like a nuclear war is coming or something like that, God forbid. That's something that you've had to really prepare for
Clay Finck chats with Justin Huhn about the overall uranium market and why Justin is bullish on the sector.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
00:00 - Intro
01:46 - An overview of the uranium market and what market forces have an influence on price.
11:10 - Ways in which a retail investor can take a position in the uranium sector.
15:15 - The role that the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust plays in the overall market for uranium.
23:13 - Why nuclear reactors are currently purchasing less uranium than they actually consume.
25:53 - What has kept the nuclear energy sector from becoming a primary source of energy in the US or in other developed countries, and how might that change in the future?
42:13 - How cyclicality plays into the uranium market and where Justin believes we are at in the bull uranium cycle.
47:52 - The tell tale signs that Justin looks for when selling his uranium positions.
And much, much more!
*Disclaimer: Slight timestamp discrepancies may occur due to podcast platform differences.
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