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Good luck with that. Seems rather desparate to me. Oil is going to play its central role in the world-wide energy crisis beginning the next quarter. The search for oil is heating up. Hunting is well, placed to help service this need.

Looks like you're on for a relatively short term double with far more to come in the medium term to longer term. Well done. I posted here in error, Still APF have a royalty position of around 7% in uranium sector and some older holdings from an older transaction. I also like the coal, cobalt, copper and vanadium revenues here and added over the last few weeks.

Life changing gains will be made in this sector over the next 2 to 3 years.

Life changing gains will be made in this uranium sector over the next 2 to 3 years.

Working out well, so far. Circa 70p by year's end?

The whole sector is down and GCL's largest holding, NXE is at it probable lows. Stochastics are at the lows from where significant rises occurred over the last few months at the end of month rise in the sector's share prices is nearly upon us. Note how Sprott 's listing on the US market will taken place over the next few weeks and the uranium spot price is likely to rise with buying pressure from producers, uranium funds, hedge funds , junior developers and finally the utilities entering the contracting cycle in the third and/or fourth quarter.

I'm not saying there will not be a longer hiatus at some point for a longer consolidation and perhaps wider a correction in the main markers but l doubt this will happen now.

The sale will not last long. Grabbed a bargain today! Next stop, 50p.

Imagine dropping your load after hearing yesterday's false news on nuclear? Poor sod.

This company invests in mining prospects around the world to reap rewards for its own investors and employees. The key investor criterion, patience, has never been more important during this pandemic. The right deals involve patience. Not the botched, rush ones luke Johnson's rushed Christmas Brexit.

I invest here because of the managenent's acumen and patience. Business history is littered with companies wvhose manaements wrecked them through unnecessary risky deals at the wrong time.
By mid year the picture wwill be clearer.

I should add that it is the monthly chart I am looking at for GCL . Draw horizontal lines across the chart from the higher resistance levels. The targets should be evident from those. All the best wth your investment, here.

Just looking at what's possible on the long term chart - the resistance levels for those numbers are there. Check out Investing.com and play around ( but you probably know this already.) They made a great start tonight. Should begin to feed through on Monday for GCL. This is by far my biggest holding in any uranium equity. My US miners are up anything upto 15% or so tonight as some like UUUU and NXE (the latter is GCL's biggest holding) are breaking out of 10 year IHSs.

I think it will take a few months for some real progress but it should be something to behold! What with Covid and the need for many utilities to make contracts and Biden's Democrats changing their views by supporiting nuclear and uranium because of climate change after nearly 50 years of opposing them, I think the reasoning is sound. I think GCL will take out their old highs from 10 or so years ago within 2 years.

My target price is around 51p over the next few months, then 69p a little later in the year. Anything can happen after that. Resiistance at around 33p should be relatively easily overcome this time round.

The fee was cut a year or two ago to 1.25%. The share is falling alongside the HUI, XAU, etc. with sellers thinking gold might go to $1245. I've been buying this drop and will go on buying if GPM drops further. I like the holdings and we will soon be at the seasonal period when PM stocks do well.

That figure of 5.9% for Paladin was from last year. Who knows what it ended up as. The fund is valued every day, so any losses from Paladin were factored in over time. Personally, I don't think it makes much difference. Their bigger holdings like Nexgen have come back to life and are doing well. If Paladin is the only hit over time they will have done well.

After my previous post from February about GPM having "a decent run into the Spring and Summer" I've decided to give forecasting of any kind a rest. I still think that GPM is a good investment but the time scales are too difficult to confident about.

I was obviously wrong about the shakeout being almost over. As wrong as it's possible to be. Uranium bulls and corrections are wild affairs that go further in each direction than many expect. Each correction is also likely to last for a least three months, so my earlier thoughts were wildly off the mark. So much for trying to comment on uranium. Still, this correction is surely long in the tooth.

I suspect we will have a short pull back over the next week or so and then have a decent run into the Spring and early Summer. Hopefully, somewhat like last year's run with brief corrections along the way.

Is there a better way to invest in PM stocks across the globe than GPM? Their spread of companies is terrific and the managers earn their fees through their active management of their investments.

It may already be over but it may last for a few more days but I think this shakeout in uranium companies is almost done as the weekly slow stochastics don't have much further to run to the bottom. The bad news by Camaco is out and the price of U308 is rising. UUUU's Stephen Anthony's argument about the US importing 90% of its uranium is stunning given the geo strategic importance of this commodity. An announcement from Trump's recently appointed Energy Secretary Rick Perry or Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, on uranium policy and nuclear energy for the US is only a matter of time.