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Depends on what you call new/old mate - some of this "new" money is the same money that took it from 15s to 48p back in the Spring ;)

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PMs moving right on cue - *another* gap-up on open by gold today and that's now well out of Bull Trap territory imo and could push to 1600s. Silver nearly there too - I like c$24 - I updated the #HOC chart on my site over the weekend and I'm hopefully of seeing some sizeable targets here if things go to plan ... GLA

Looking good guys :D

The blog isn't mine, it's 162's but I'll mention your comment to him - thanks :)

Major blog update on my site - Google me or "BKYBlog".

You won't get "chat" on here mate if the company have no debt to forward-sell to PIs at 2x tomorrow's borrowing price ...

had a 140-170p target range from 77p here in the 25th March chart update notes on my site - nice to see her make it ;)

FWIW, I think it starts to get sketchy at c£13.50

Being ahead of any curve is the name of the game isn't it :) Ready-made uber cash cows are very attractive to those with the cash to buy at a five years worth of profit valuation :)

in my target zone of £10-£12 from my chart shout on my site back in April ;)

That's a very credible appointment imo; BBC Worldwide exec experience and a deal-maker with Virgin media. Fingers crossed.

Yeah I know - I'm not even sure that "hedging" is the right term at 3x costs lol, if that's the low bar then jeepers ...

$43 and yes, you're right, as with any hedging via sales contracts it's a doubled-edged sword but if Uranium merely went sideways for the next five years at low $20s then BKY are still netting 3x of their costs per lb at that fixed $43 price. Talk about a premium :) Many/most other Uranium producers are losing big cash at $20s ... The uranium chart I put together last night is clearly long-term so if Uranium ever did make it back to $70s it would most likely be over a five year timescale but by then contracts will have been renegotiated and possibly far to the upside of even that number given the monster premium they can obviously command due to their geo-strategic location. If you haven't read 162's cracking blog yet then Google "BKYBlog", it's well worth a look imo.

Beat $40 to target a return to $70s imo. >25$ or so looks to be the breakout point.

Re elephants in the room - I've just dropped the Uranium chart on my site - full of possibilities .........

It may well do mate but chart-wise, it maybe gets real interesting in a hurry once it beats 64p ...

To us, probably nothing but it implies that the after-market close/trading got disorderly, i.e. the price was bouncing around wildly so they give the participants an extra five minutes to get their act together - twice :)

Duly noted - fisticuffs at sundown :) Let's see what happens at dawn :)

Yup, hardly a surprise if IIs are weighing in proper £large. Google me or "BKYBlog" for a cracking blog we did on BKY back in April peeps.