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Paladin Energy Ltd. (PALAF.PK)

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  • Paladin Falls Short of Projection Guidance, An 'Outperform' Nonetheless - Blackmont [View article]
    paladin always sets the bar too high & kills themselves.somebody over there doesn't know what makes the markets happy !!!!! they never... More »
    Comment by titans
    Aug 3 17:46 pm |
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  • NLR: Perfect Product to Track Nuclear's Growing Popularity [View article]
    It's listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Yahoo financial recognizes "ITX.TO" as the symbol. To my knowledge it is not traded on any... More »
    Comment by anarchist
    Jun 1 15:15 pm |
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  • NLR: Perfect Product to Track Nuclear's Growing Popularity [View article]
    Not surprisingly, the materials sector (XLB) is outperforming the market.
    Comment by Alex Strashny, Ph.D.
    Jun 1 08:33 am |
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  • George Topping: Sovereign Stockpiling of Uranium Underway [View article]
    After waiting a couple of years, following the price dive that pulled the rug out from under uranium mining and processing, it's... More »
    Comment by Doc 224899
    May 30 11:03 am |
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  • NLR: Perfect Product to Track Nuclear's Growing Popularity [View article]
    try www.iter.org On May 28 02:24 PM JCCIII wrote: > DrPhreak. What is ITER? Neither Yahoo! Finance nor Pink Sheets recognize >... More »
    Comment by fran
    May 28 15:11 pm |
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  • NLR: Perfect Product to Track Nuclear's Growing Popularity [View article]
    DrPhreak. What is ITER? Neither Yahoo! Finance nor Pink Sheets recognize the symbol. Thanks.
    Comment by JCCIII
    May 28 14:24 pm |
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  • NLR: Perfect Product to Track Nuclear's Growing Popularity [View article]
    Oh ny the way I read a study a little while ago that stated that if we could replace fossil fuels with nuclear fission we would need to... More »
    Comment by DrPhreak
    May 28 13:56 pm |
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  • NLR: Perfect Product to Track Nuclear's Growing Popularity [View article]
    In the short term nuclear fission is not sustainable...which obviously is good news for traders as uranium is a NON-RENEWABLE resource... More »
    Comment by DrPhreak
    May 28 13:48 pm |
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  • NLR: Perfect Product to Track Nuclear's Growing Popularity [View article]
    There is no "perfect" product to track nuclear popularity for the simple reason that the bulk of nuclear activity is in multi-product... More »
    Comment by PastTense
    May 27 17:01 pm |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Uranium Producers: Worth a Look [View article]
    From US News and World Report, Oct 2008: "Could thorium be the solution? Some politicians and businesses hope so. Earlier this month,... More »
    Comment by optionsgirl
    Mar 16 19:15 pm |
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  • Uranium Producers: Worth a Look [View article]
    Google Nuclear Engineering International. There are lot's of great articles you can read for free. It's much better than to get your... More »
    Comment by optionsgirl
    Mar 16 19:07 pm |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Uranium Producers: Worth a Look [View article]
    Hari Seldon: the Foundation series. I was a big fan. Europe is a big fan of Nuc reactors, even the French population ignores the... More »
    Comment by Conan the Barbarian
    Mar 15 22:05 pm |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • Uranium Producers: Worth a Look [View article]
    Obama is going to announce soon that the reprocessing ban will be lifted. I haven't done the math in terms of what this means for... More »
    Comment by Hari Seldon
    Mar 14 15:33 pm |
    Rating: +2 -2
  • Uranium Producers: Worth a Look [View article]
    Part of Uranium's alure had been the expectation that the US would increase the number of Reactors. That expectation no longer holds... More »
    Comment by Conan the Barbarian
    Mar 14 05:56 am |
    Rating: 0 -1
  • Uranium Producers: Worth a Look [View article]
    Take a look at Canadian Uranium producers over at http://stockresearchportal.com/stocknews.asp The Canadians have the advantage of a... More »
    Comment by Jay Currie
    Mar 13 14:14 pm |
    Rating: +3 0