Uranium Energy Corp. (NYSEMKT:UEC)

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Yellow cake producer with an edge.

Uranium will increasingly be sought after as the nuclear industry recovers and grows into the next decade. Outperform rating by analysts covering UEC upgraded from hold in just one year, located in the Americas, low cost production methods, commodity play.

supply/demand

MANY NUECLER PLAANTS WILL BE BUILT.

Management, the top in the industry.
Has product the world will need for a long time.
This company is worth investigating.
UEC has no where to go but up

Bad
Losing money and diluting shares.

Good
21m cash, no debt.
insiders+5%holders, holding 17% shares.
P/B of 3.7.

success

Play on market reaction to Japan's nuclear reactor accidents.

Uranium is not in fashion now but it continue being used.
Demand exceeds offer and price is too low due to Japan disaster.

Missed the big drop, but still expect this one to go up from here, once the nuke fears subside.

* Commenced production on November 17, 2010 at the Palangana ISR Project starting with Phase I of three separate phases within Production Area-1; Phase II is under development and is on schedule for commencement in April;
* Commenced operations at Hobson processing facility and processed initial deliveries of uranium-loaded resin from Palangana;
* Initial results indicate low-cost production profile: Despite only two months of start-up phase production, 21,000 pounds of uranium concentrates were accumulated in inventory including work-in-progress. The total cash operating expenses for the quarter to generate this inventory were $382,000 (approx. $18/lb.) Current long term contract prices for Uranium are over $70/lb.
* Unhedged production: The Company is stockpiling uranium inventory for future sales in the spot market;
* Validating low-capex regional strategy: After the acquisition of the South Texas Mining Venture (STMV), the Company has expended $10.0 million to bring Palangana to production over 13 months. These factors validate the Company's low-capex regional satellite strategy;
* Received Mine Permit and Production Area Authorization for the Goliad ISR Project;
* Ongoing Exploration and Development at Palangana, Ongoing Exploration at Salvo;
* Added to S&P/TSX Global Mining Index;
* Expanded top management with the appointment of a new CFO and independent director; and
* Balance sheet remains strong: The Company remains debt-free with $33.7 million in the treasury.

I am adding this uranium company on the selloff today,and I am buying It with real money. The Japan nuclear disaster Is a terrible event,and my heart goes out to all of those affected In Japan. But ,from an Investment prospective I consider this a buying opportunity In this small undervalued stock. This company Is a true "pure play" In nuclear,and I believe that the Industry will not only survive this,but come back stronger as a result. American companies will use this disaster as a lesson learned, and this will allow them to build stronger and safer nuclear plants In the future... TS

Citron pointed out this scam.http://www.citronresearch.com/index.php/2010/12/03/citron-research-updates-uranium-energy-amexuec/

LOL....Calling all suckers!

These people are mining uranium. They have sufficient financing to expand production. Uranium prices look to be rising on a long term basis.

There will be an energy crisis. We will run out of oil. It will be in the next 20 years. This company has monster uranium assets which are attractively prices since they will only be profitable in the near future.

Just follow the metals...

I think the CAPS community has this company all wrong. Not sure why their ratings are so low. But I've seen UECs production and ISR sites, and appreciate their expansion plans. Their technical and management teams are very experienced, and they are well funded with minimal debt. As soon as the world economy starts to pick up a bit, uranium demand is going to increase significantly, particularly in Asia and here in the US. Uranium prices will be going back up. There are significant incentives in place for increased US mining and production. I think most of the nuclear industry is a pretty good bet, and UEC in particular. (See also AEHI, LTBR, USU, SILXF, and many junior uranium miners)