El uranio y los mercados conexos están cambiando a diario con nuevas tecnologías, tecnologías y avances que se descubren y mejoran cada día. Aquí presentamos información relevante sobre temas que afectan a todo, desde estrategias mineras hasta estrategias de inversión.
Imminent bull run for the uranium market?
InvestorIntel: Dr. Spencer on the vanadium redox battery market demand
As China and India change their building codes so the buildings can withstand earthquakes, the amount of vanadium that goes into the rebar increases. The steel industry has been growing at about 3.8% over the last 10 years. Vanadium in that steel is growing at about 8% because they need more vanadium and it is being dictated that they have to use more vanadium in building steel. That is over 90%. There is also vanadium going into titanium alloys for the aerospace industry and that is huge. But, the most exciting component of the vanadium space is vanadium redox battery.» States Dr. Richard Spencer, CEO, President and Director of U3O8 Corp. (TSX: UWE | OTCQB: UWEFF), in an interview with InvestorIntel Corp. CEO Tracy Weslosky.
InvestorIntel: Dr. Spencer on a rising uranium market?
Dr. Richard Spencer was interviewed by InvestorIntel to discuss the changing tides in global uranium markets. The interview is now live, below is a short but telling excerpt…
“The uptick has been in the last couple of weeks. There is a certain excitement in the market. It started late last year with Cameco and the Kazaks taking almost 15% of world production off the market. Since then there have been a couple of other transactions that have taken about 30% of uranium supply off the market. The market is just starting to react. For the first time we are starting to see an uptick in the uranium price that I think is going to be sustainable.”
InvestorIntel: The vanadium advantage in U3O8’s pathway to uranium production
On June 22nd, 2018 Matthew Bohlsen of InvestorIntel.com published an original column on U3O8 Corp titled The vanadium advantage in U3O8’s pathway to uranium production in which he states, «U3O8 Corp. has a wise strategy that investors can benefit from. That is, they plan to bring on their low CapEx Laguna Salada project first, as this is the easiest to achieve (provided uranium spot prices are above USD 22/lb). Once achieved, they can use surplus cash flow to help fund their larger CapEx low running cost Berlin Project in Colombia. This project has a zero dollar cost of production due to a large amount of valuable by-product credits. This will mean once operational it will be extremely profitable.»
Uptick Newswire Welcomes Dr. Richard Spencer, CEO of U308 Corporation, onto “Stock Day” to Discuss Vanadium, Uranium, and Energy Storage Technology
InvestorIntel: A Turning Point in the Nuclear Industry?
2017 was an extraordinary year for the uranium industry: against a backdrop of steadily increasing nuclear energy generation and uranium demand, the world’s largest and lowest-cost producers cut output to essentially eliminate the oversupply that has dogged the uranium market since the Fukushima meltdown almost seven years ago. Underscoring the fact that today’s uranium prices are too low for profitable production, the State-run uranium producer in Kazakhstan, that produces 40% of the world’s uranium and is the world’s lowest-cost producer, has set up a trading arm that will allow its uranium to be sold at higher prices.
Michael Alkin’s Perspective on the Future of Uranium
The following audio excerpt is from episode #529 of Frank Curzio’s podcast «Wall Street Unplugged» titled «The Art of Short Selling» featuring Michael Alkin. Michael is a former hedge fund analyst, portfolio manager and is currently the Editor & Founder of The Stock Catalyst Report. Michael brings up the uranium sector which he’s going “all-in” on and goes as far as saying “In my entire 20-plus year career as an analyst, this is the best risk/reward ratio on the long-side I’ve ever seen.” continuing on to suggest it could potentially become the hottest commodity story of the next decade.