Uranium Market Minute – Episode 52: Nuclear (and Gas?) Going GREEN…?

43 thoughts on “Uranium Market Minute – Episode 52: Nuclear (and Gas?) Going GREEN…?”

1. Green next week

2. But gas is also necessary for a well functioning energy supply system, because nuclear is “only” good for base load, whereas you need something like gas to regulate the output to match the consumption from minute to minute.

3. Thank you Justin, perfect investing and financial advice as always, really takes the responsibility off my shoulders

4. And it keeps on going down, still waiting for the seasonal rise you kept on mentioning.

5. Greetings from Austria,
   Thank you for the information you provide in your videos.
   General public in Austria will always against nuclear power, since we get taught in school (grade and high school) that is bad and evil.
   I’m here because i think its the best solution we currently have until we find something better.

6. Thanks Justin.

7. a nuclear plant can raise and lower it’s output

8. Thanks for the advice. Our marriage is back on track. What’s up with the uranium stocks you TOLD us to buy? 😂😂😂

9. ​@Elijah Schnake sure, but not like it’s needed on a daily basis, and they are much more efficient running at a steady pace:)

10. Trillion Energy International!

11. Yes and it will head south again near end of month…so not sure when U price will return to bullish direction

12. Thanks for your research Justin. Whatever category they want to place natural gas; the reality remains Europeans are getting absolutely slammed with its rising costs. Some think similar price hikes can occur soon in nuclear and oil. Either way I’m positioning myself in all of these sectors.

13. Thanks Justin 👍☢️🚀

14. I’m German and our government didn’t get it. Germany is doomed.
    Ps : When (by the end of the year) my country is shutting down our Reactors I’ve heard that will be the final pullback in the stocks and this is the final step to invest in the uranium sector before the bullrun is going to start. Anyone some information here?

15. You’ll only hear positive things from him as they increase his newsletter subscription numbers in all seasons.

16. @Bruce Wotzisname Exactly the same as Silver news letter writers, not mentioning any names, but there is someone who always has a positive spin on silver, but last ten years gone nowhere. Why people pay a fortune for news letters, I don’t know. If there is a bull market, all stocks will go up more or less. Look at the last few weeks all Uranium stocks have gone down.

17. There are going to be constant pullbacks all through the bull market. Look at a graph of the last bull market. You will see.

18. It is interesting but that divergence really has played out. Kept me from adding to my position as TA is my method of entering and exiting trades. That said I have been placing buy orders in the market in recent days. Still have not been executed but I am fine with that as have been in this market for a decade and position is lumpy rather than actually big. Investing has taught me that patience is required and that when the participants get overly excited we are nearing short term highs. Australia by the way I believe will start to embrace NE over the next decade but probably 2050 before it is built in Australia.

19. ​@RICKSHAWMAN247 My reply to you gets deleted every time.
    Why? Because he is a conman and does whatever he can to keep his “newsletter” subscribes from discovering this.

20. The only thing better than nuclear is another type of nuclear😉

21. Also helps with the right geography for hydropower. New Zealand is also anti nuclear but they also have huge hydro potential and a small population so they can afford to be against nuclear. Not all countries have such a luxury.

22. @DK viking KD thought bubble here but I wonder if a nuclear power station could use excess power to pump water up to a hydro dam.

23. @Fat Wombat The fact that N.Z is so earthquake-prone suggests that nuclear reactors might not be a great idea in much of the country.
    Australia is different matter, and its opposition to nuclear less rational — especially considering it has the world’s largest uranium resources.

24. @Resources Speculator agree. South Australia could power the whole country and is Uranium friendly. WA I think will adopt a similar uranium friendly stance as SA in the near future. Traditional nuclear plants are earthquake threatened especially in regarda to ita cooling syatem. I didnt really consider that in NZs case but think technological changes in nuclear could over come this.

25. @Fat Wombat True. NT also appears uranium-friendly. Now Queensland should get with the times in view of its large uranium resources.
    SMAs could be the technological answer.

26. Is France closing down 2 reactors?

27. Thanks for the cheap shares today

28. The Netherlands just decided to build 2 new reactors. And thanks Justin like always!

29. Yes temporarily, cracks were found.
    I think I heard it’s up to 4 now.

30. 👍🏼

31. ​@Fat Wombat you could do that, but requires that you have a natural “up” relatively close by, because I think it might otherwise be way too expensive to store excess energy (regulating power) that way. Also you have to invest in yet another set of generators and what goes along with that, so you do have to build an entire new (smaller) powerplant in addition to the nuclear plant.

32. 6:50 “England…[amongst] strongest proponents [of nuclear] in the EU” – please note that England (UK) won’t have a role in negotiating EU taxonomy as it is no longer in the EU following brexit. The UK might try to exert some diplomatic influence but over the long-term as the population are indeed relatively relaxed about nuclear compared to Germany, and Rolls Royce (UK manufacturer) are trying to build their SMR business. But short-term UK won’t affect the taxonomy and won’t directly benefit from the outcome.

33. Hey Justin, I am a new subscriber to your news letter and wanted to just say the amount of information you go through on the webinar is awesome! It might be long but it is packed with great content. Thank you for your continued efforts getting all this information out. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your team!

34. No need for speed, you talk plenty fast. Well rehearsed.

35. Hi Tykes, thank you so much for the support and the kind words. Merry Christmas to you as well!

36. Same. Thx for watching and for the note.

37. Hey Justin, in Belgium we also have such incompetent politicians. They are more concerned with filling their own pockets than with long-term solutions. Scandalous.
    Nevertheless, thank you for your updates and calming words during this volatile market. It is much appreciated!

38. “the population are indeed relatively relaxed about nuclear”. Regrettably, the British population on the whole care more about reality tv than energy policy.

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