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My Newest Electrification Play as Demand for Nuclear Surges
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Uranium

Source: Michael Ballanger (11/6/23)

As the demand for uranium grows, Michael Ballanger of GGM Advisory Inc. shares one stock he believes is worth looking into.

I have been bullish on uranium since 2017, which means I have seen two rallies, neither of which I traded.

At the start of the year, I came up with the concept of the "Electrification Trilogy," calling for increases in demand for new sources of electricity (nuclear/uranium), transmission infrastructure (wiring/copper), and electrical storage (batteries/lithium) and while I maintained exposure to copper and lithium, I really only had a small position in one uranium developer forgetting all the while that the best proxy for uranium has to be Cameco Corp. (CCO:TSX; CCJ:NYSE).

While I find it difficult to own any stock after it has nearly doubled, I listened to the conference call this week after they reported blow-out earnings, and what grabbed me by the throat was the forward guidance in which they said: "We are seeing durable, full-cycle demand growth across the nuclear energy industry."

That is really positive guidance, and with 57 new reactors currently under construction around the globe and with Germany reversing their decision to dismantle three of their power plants, the demand for uranium is going to kick in long before new supply can hit the market.

Accordingly, I decided to bite the bullet and take a punt on a few Cameco March US$40 calls in the US$5.00 range on the assumption that I will see all-time highs above US$46.41 by New Year's Day and US$50 in Q1/2024.

I know I am late to the party, but with guidance so powerfully bullish and nuclear the only real solution to the global energy problem, I cannot see getting hurt despite the modest overbought conditions it moved into on Friday before backing off.

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Blue Chip of Uranium Grabs Westinghouse Electric
Source: Streetwise Reports (11/07/2023)

Westinghouse Electric Company LLC, an American nuclear power company formed in 1999 from the nuclear power division of the original Westinghouse Electric Corporation, has changed hands several times since then. On November 3, Canadian uranium firm Cameco Corp. announced that it had all its ducks in a row to become the new minority owner of the legacy nuclear business.

Co. Drills Best Interval at U308 Project in Mining District
Source: David Talbot (11/07/2023)

The newly identified mineralization shows "all the hallmarks of an Athabasca-type uranium deposit," noted a Red Cloud Securities report.

Clean Energy Co. Preps for Exploration Program at Uranium Project
Source: Streetwise Reports (11/06/2023)

Recently, Tisdale Clean Energy Corp. announced plans for its exploration program at the South Falcon EastUranium Project, located in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. Read to see what one technical analyst has to say about this company's stock.