Denison Mines Corp (AMEX:DNN)

Same opinion on this as I have on most of the uranium companies. This has been beat down too much for no reason. The fear over nuclear power will die down and many countries will be re-interested in it. Today's reactors are nowhere near as dangerous as the 40 year old reactors at Fukishima were. Definitely time for a price readjustment here.

Irrational devaluation based on one event.

With the recent tsunamis and fear about nuclear technologies this stock has seen a fearful and unjustified devaluation. I expect this stock to move higher in the next year or two as the world continues to grow and power demands rise.

With this rise and the in-ability to mas produce electricity with "green" techonolgy, nuclear energy is not going away anytime soon.

100m cash.
Trading at less than book value.

The industry's going through a rough patch now, but DNN is well positioned to shine.

Uranium market fundamentals.

This is going up in the short term.

Uranium will gain value as a commodity.

Uranium stocks cut in half from Japan crisis. long term everything looks like huge upside. Maybe a couple of years but will easilt double from current price $2.34

CCJ is probably a little safer play, but DNN has higher upside and is worth a shot too. My recommendation: buy some of each and enjoy 30+% returns over the next year.

been underperforming lately, but love mining stocks in times like this.

Oversold

Price beat down by crisis in Japan; market overreaction should correct in the next few months pending further developments

108 reactors slated for construction worldwide, and demand for Uranium far outstripping supply means the spot price will rise, revenues will rise radically. This is a well established small cap miner with a great future.

Panic selling brought this stock down too far. This is a pure play on uranium mining. Countries are not going to abandon nuclear power due to the amount of power one reactor generates without the green house gases. The bombs to power program is winding down which will generate more needs from the mining sector.

over-reaction will lead to handsome near-term returns. Already trimmed 42% from recent 52 week high

Goddamnit! I was gonna buy this in real life but I think i missed the bottom

Value pick after post-Fukushina plunge. Nuclear energy will always be needed--no more-efficient source of energy.

give it time, the panic will pass, the demand will remain.

http://www.fool.com/investing/value/2011/03/15/3-ways-to-profit-from-this-panic.aspx?source=ihpsitth0000001