Sean here with an important heads-up: I’m getting ready to issue my new small-cap uranium recommendations on Tuesday, and the tailwinds in our sails couldn’t be stronger.
Just this past week, the price of uranium busted the $100 level and soared to a record $113 per pound!
Holy smokes! In 2003, it was $10! That’s a 1,030% move in a little over four years! But if you think $113 per pound is high, just wait. It wouldn’t surprise me to see uranium DOUBLE AGAIN in the next 12 months.
That’s why, since last year, I’ve been jumping all over uranium recommendations to my subscribers, and that’s why I’m getting ready to jump on them again.
Look. This price surge is the catalyst for a chain reaction of parallel surges in uranium stocks, as one undervalued miner after another blasts off. Plus, I have several new ones that are on the launching pad right now.
I’ll get to those in a sec. First, let’s look at why uranium supply is so squeezed …
Uranium Miners Seem Trapped
In the Poseidon Adventure
Late last year, utilities and other uranium users were already nervous about the intense and chronic supply/demand squeeze. Then disaster struck when Cameco’s Cigar Lake Mine flooded.
Cameco planned to bring Cigar Lake online in 2008, with seven million pounds of uranium in the first year and full-scale production of 18 million pounds annually thereafter. Keep in mind, 18 million pounds is more than a tenth of last year’s total global demand of 171 million pounds.
That’s like the global oil market losing Saudi Arabia’s production! And now, Cameco says its deliveries of uranium from Cigar Lake will be delayed at least until 2010. And many analysts expect it will be longer than that before Cigar Lake comes online.
In 2008, uranium demand was already expected to exceed supply by 25 million pounds. With Cigar Lake seriously delayed, that gap will be 32 million pounds! Put another way — the shortfall in uranium is going to soar by 30%!
Ranger Mine
Supply Woes
Even as utilities were left reeling from the loss of Cigar Lake, we got word of serious flooding at the Ranger Mine in Queensland Australia.
This is another major disaster! ERA produces more than one-tenth of the world’s uranium. On April 2, after assessing the damage, it said its Ranger mine may produce as much as 35% less uranium in the coming year due to the flooding.
Over four million pounds of uranium production that was supposed to be delivered this year is wiped out. What’s more, four million pounds is more than all the new uranium production that is coming online this year!
Bad News Lights a
Fuse on Rocket Stocks
The news is so bad that many utilities that use uranium haven’t been able to fully digest it. They’re still sitting on their hands. This move to $113 per pound is the first indication that they might be coming out of shock straight into panic mode.
In fact, we’re seeing evidence that’s already beginning to happen.
On Tuesday, for example, one uranium stock went through the roof, taking it up 94% just since I recommended it in January.
Then on Wednesday, still ANOTHER one of my recommended uranium picks went blasting off, straight through the roof, thanks to a takeover bid from a larger company.
Just Wednesday alone, it was up 12.6%! And, I don’t think the bidding is over on this one yet — I think it has a long way to go. It’s also up 94%, just this year alone!
But the week wasn’t over yet! A THIRD uranium pick went ballistic. This stock jumped 27% in just one day!
Despite the huge move, this is no overnight sensation — it’s been quietly building a portfolio of uranium resources in four countries on three continents.
And now with uranium well past the $100 barrier, investors around the world are realizing this stock is grossly undervalued. It’s had a huge move, but I believe even bigger gains are yet to come.
See the pattern? This is happening over and over again!
You know that I cannot guarantee results and that losses are also possible. But if you think these gains are impressive, wait till you see the potential gains on the smaller cap picks that I’ll be issuing on Tuesday.
Why I Think My New Picks
Are Going to Be the NEXT
To Blast Off
These are all great returns, and I’m proud to have these stocks in my portfolios. But the big question for investors is, “Which stocks are next to blast off?” I have some ideas …
In my second uranium report, I have a whole new set of recommendations. And due to their smaller size and greater leverage, these picks have the potential to do even better.
Here’s a sneak peak …
Uranium Small Cap #1:
Near-Zero Production Costs!
This is probably one of the few companies in the world that can churn out tons of uranium without spending an extra penny to do it.
How is that possible? Simple: They mine another valuable mineral which totally offsets the mining, transportation and milling costs for the uranium ore, giving the company a cost base of zero on its uranium production.
Your price for a nice stake: 16 cents per dollar of uranium reserves.
Uranium Small Cap #2:
Rich Uranium Reserves for 26 Cents on the Dollar!
This uranium company has a very small market cap right now but, in the not-too-distant future, could easily be worth a billion.
What I find especially attractive is the fact that its prime properties were originally staked in the late 1960s and explored in the late 1970s. Then came the Three Mile Island disaster, and all that valuable data went into deep storage.
Result: The company has now inherited a detailed treasure map to some of the richest uranium deposits in the world.
Your cost to buy into those reserves: About 26 cents on the dollar.
Uranium Small Cap #3:
Growing Reserves and Bringing a Mine Online by 2010!
This small uranium wonder should go into commercial production in 2010, and yet investors haven’t discovered it yet. That’s a pity — for them — because this company is also growing its reserve base and has a crackerjack team with enough experience and know-how to take its properties from resource to mine.
Uranium Small Cap #4:
Better Global Diversification Than Some Large Cap Miners
When you’re buying a small, up-and-coming mining company, you usually don’t expect to get the kind of global diversification that’s associated mostly with mature, large cap miners.
But this small uranium wonder does even better: It has uranium resources in North America, South America, Asia and Australia. Its reserves aren’t proven yet, but should be at least 17 million pounds, probably much more. And you can buy a stake at the effective cost of just pennies on the dollar.
Uranium Small Cap #5:
The Greatest Story Never Told
I had to pinch myself to believe this one when I found it. This company’s team has about 280 years of uranium expertise — they can handle anything!
And right now they’re poring over the company’s HUGE database of drilling and survey data compiled in the 1970s and 1980s by the oil companies that were exploring for uranium all over the Western U.S. at the time. The company is constantly drilling to expand its resource base and is working hard to bring its Texas and Wyoming mines to production.
Uranium Small Cap #6:
Europe’s Next Big Uranium Mine
After the Berlin Wall fell, this company scooped up old Communist-era uranium resources for pennies on the dollar. Now, it’s trading for about a TENTH of what its resource base is worth.
My Next Set of Uranium
Recommendations Are Going
Out This Coming Tuesday,
Just 3 Days from Now!
Here’s what I’m going to do: This coming Tuesday, April 17, I’m sending my final six picks to a small group of disciplined, profit-savvy investors, including very specific trading instructions. Exactly what to buy, at what price, how much … and why.
Next, I will send out regular follow-ups on each and every one of the picks for a full year.
Many analysts think they’ve done their job when they get you INTO an investment, but then they don’t stick around to help you get OUT.
That’s not my way. My philosophy of investing is that you’re in this game to take out hard cash for yourself. And never in my lifetime have I seen a better or clearer opportunity to do just that!
Why The Small-Cap Uranium Stocks
Are Delivering Far BIGGER Gains
The uranium market is growing faster than probably any natural resource market on the planet.
I told you how, just TWO years ago, uranium was trading at $20 per pound. Now, it’s over $100 per pound — more than FIVE times more. That’s what I call jumping by leaps and bounds!
But the larger, stodgier uranium companies can’t jump that fast. It takes them time to explore and develop enough new mines. Even if they could move fast, doubling and tripling their existing revenues takes more time.
The small companies are a different breed. They’re in the vanguard of this boom. They’re the ones in the forefront of exploration and development. They’re the companies that the big behemoths are hunting down for potential buy-outs.
But these stocks are so small … so packed with potential … and sometimes so thinly traded, I must limit the distribution of my report to a small group of elite subscribers who have an appetite for big profits.
That’s one reason the price is $995, including my report and a year of follow-ups.
If you feel you can’t afford it, please don’t buy it. But consider this: Even the gains from my WORST uranium pick would have paid for the FULL cost of the package … and just after six months!
Moreover, as a loyal reader, you can get the complete package for a discount price of $595 … provided you sign up before April 17.
Please call us at 800-400-6916 and mention your personal code of p446-74327.
Just say you want “The Small Uranium Wonders” plus all my follow-up reports on all my picks. Or, order online at my secure website.
Best wishes,
Sean
P.S. Remember: You have only two more days! If you want to jump in, it’s got to be before the end of business Monday, April 17. By responding by then, you get a double benefit: You will be among the first to get this information, giving you a jump on other investors. Plus, you will save $400. So I suggest you call 800-400-6916 right away.
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