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How to Make Money in Uranium 100% of the Time - Bob Moriarty

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How to Make Money in Uranium 100% of the Time - Bob Moriarty

Bob Moriarty told me that I don't need to know anything about uranium, to make money from it, 100% of the time. The only thing that I need to figure out is how to read and understand sentiment, Bob told me. "Sentiment determines the price of everything", he said, "Figure out how to read it, and you will always make money from it". One of the indicators that Bob suggests using, to gauge the sentiment for uranium, is Google Trends. Once you get on to Google Trends, try searching for "uranium stocks" or "investing in uranium" or "how to buy uranium". When you see extremes in the charts that Google Trends provides, that's when you know it's time to move, according to Bob. When the chart is too depressed, it will likely move and it will move soon, he says. When the chart has exploded to the upside, it's likely time to sell, regardless of the underlying economics, because sentiment matters the most, Bob told me. Bob Moriarty also told me about a uranium stock that he recently wrote about. West Wits Mining Limited (ASX: WWI). He thinks this small-cap uranium stock has a lot of potential, because they are looking to release a feasibility study on their gold project in South Africa, which allegedly contains economically-mineable uranium, according to Bob's own research. This is not the full interview, though. During the full interview, I spent the most time figuring out who Bob Moriarty really is. Ever wondered who Bob Moriarty really is? Well, I did. So, the first hour of this conversation goes deeper on Bob Moriarty himself. His time in the Vietnam war, as the youngest fighter pilot in that war, him flying under the Eiffel Tower, winning flying races, and starting a multi-million dollar blog in 2001. The second part of this conversation discusses how Bob has managed to keep on making money in this sector through the decades, by gauging and being a contrarian to the sentiment. The third part of this conversation discusses the current state of the uranium market and how to know when to sell uranium stocks. Bob thinks that uranium has a lot of room to grow, but should be monitored closely. He suggests way of gauging sentiment for uranium and even talks about an under-the-radar uranium stock. You can watch it here: https://www.baby-investments.com/interviews Although I greatly appreciate your presence here, you shouldn't appreciate mine and you shouldn't put any importance on what I have to say, what I do nor what I think. I'm an inexperienced 26-year-old who has a high risk appetite and will likely lose a lot of money before he learns how not to. So, please seek professional investment advice and don't take actions on anything said in this video. Before continuing, you must read and understand the full disclaimer which is displayed at the beginning of this video. I, and/or the guest, Robert Moriarty, might own or have interest in some and/or all of the companies mentioned herein. Please consider both of us biased and don't put too much importance on our opinions. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Important warning & introduction 01:20 Bob's opinion on uranium 03:00 Can uranium hit $200? 03:40 How to make money in uranium 05:00 Can SPUT be a sentiment indicator? 07:00 SocialBlade as a sentiment indicator? 08:30 Bob Moriarty on technical analysis 09:30 A uranium stock Bob is watching (ASX: WWI) 11:00 End of the interview with Bob Moriarty

Uranium Bull Run is Still in the Early Stages - Duncan Craib

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Uranium Bull Run is Still in the Early Stages - Duncan Craib

Uranium insider and expert Duncan Craib told me that he thinks the uranium bull run is still in the very early stages. Although hard to quantify, Duncan told me that he thinks we're not more than 5% into this bull run. One main reason he gave me for that was the supply-demand curve published by the World Nuclear Association, where it became clear that even towards the end of this decade, uranium will still be in a supply deficit. Meaning, even towards 2030, we'll have higher demand for uranium, with a decreasing supply of uranium, given that there haven't been many major uranium discoveries in the last decade, besides NexGen's "Arrow" deposit. Duncan told me that, in an effort to keep his objectivity, he doesn't invest in too many uranium companies. He actually only owns 1 uranium stock, besides Boss Energy, and that's 92 Energy. If he would have to pick another one, it would likely be NexGen energy, as he really likes the Arrow deposit and thinks that's what makes a company. As for Duncan's exiting strategy, although he thinks it's really early stages for uranium, he would exit the market in tranches and not sell it all at once. This is not the full interview I had with Boss Energy's CEO. During the full interview I asked Duncan about his upbringing, school and previous success, as well as failures. We talked about the past, present, and future of the uranium market as well as uranium stocks, and Duncan even gave me his top 3 uranium picks. Of course, with this being a CEO BBQ, I also asked Duncan many different questions regarding Boss Energy, their plans for production, their new exploration program and other important topics. You can watch the full conversation for free at: https://www.baby-investments.com/interviews TIMESTAMP: 00:00 Disclaimer & intro 03:50 Have we seen the largest move in uranium already? 06:55 Have uranium stocks ran ahead of themselves? 10:00 Does Duncan invest in uranium stocks? 11:00 Duncan's top 3 uranium stocks 13:40 When to sell uranium stocks 17:00 Closing thoughts Although I greatly appreciate your presence here, you shouldn't appreciate mine and you shouldn't put any importance on what I have to say, what I do nor what I think. I'm an inexperienced 26-year-old who has a high risk appetite and will likely lose a lot of money before he learns how not to. So, please seek professional investment advice and don't take actions on anything said in this video. Before continuing, you must read and understand the full disclaimer which is displayed at the beginning of this video. I, and/or the guest, might own or have interest in some and/or all of the companies mentioned herein. Please consider both of us biased and don't put too much importance on our opinions.

Australia's next uranium producer: marketing stunt or reality?

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Australia's next uranium producer: marketing stunt or reality?

Boss Energy calls itself "Australia's next uranium producer". Although this may sound great as a marketing slogan, I needed to find out whether it's really true and whether Boss Energy will really become Australia's next uranium producer, considering that the companies who are already producing uranium in the part of Australia where Boss is hoping to put the Honeymoon mine into production are large, well-developed and managed companies. BHP is just one example. In this part of my interview with Duncan Craib, the CEO of Boss Energy, I asked him why Boss Energy has the confidence that it will become "Australia's next uranium producer" given that Uranium One already produced uranium at the Honeymoon mine in 2011-2013, but had to quit due to a dropping uranium price and rising mining expenses. So, it was interesting to me to find out whether Boss will be able to mine uranium there profitably. I also asked Duncan to explain to me why Uranium One sold the Honeymoon mine for just $9 million dollars, if it's really that valuable. That's when he explained to me what technological advances Boss has achieved winds 2015 and why he thinks Boss will actually become Australia's next uranium producer. To the question "when will you produce uranium?", Duncan didn't have a clear answer as a lot of it depends on the price of uranium, he said. They should be ready to produce uranium within 12 to 18 months from singing a delivery contract, Duncan said. Although the spot price has been moving rather quickly as of lately, and we now have some companies singing contracts for uranium delivery, Duncan doesn't think that this is a problem for their timeline and he is still confident on being able to produce uranium timely for delivery, after a contract has been signed. This is not the full conversation I had with Duncan Craib, CEO of Boss Energy. If you're interested, you can watch the full conversation (for free) over here: https://www.baby-investments.com/interviews During the full interview, I got to see a side of Duncan that he hasn't shown in other interviews as we discussed his past, present and potential future. We also discussed the state of the uranium market today, where the market is going, which uranium stocks Duncan likes and how he plans on exiting the sector. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Important note + intro 00:50 Australia's next uranium producer, really? 03:50 Uranium One didn't succeed there, will you? 07:05 Honeymoon mine walkthrough 17:20 When will Boss Energy produce uranium? 21:20 Will you be ready to produce on time? 24:20 Closing thoughts Although I greatly appreciate your presence here, you shouldn't appreciate mine and you shouldn't put any importance on what I have to say, what I do nor what I think. I'm an inexperienced 26-year-old who has a high risk appetite and will likely lose a lot of money before he learns how not to. So, please seek professional investment advice and don't take actions on anything said in this video. Before continuing, you must read and understand the full disclaimer which is displayed at the beginning of this video. I, and/or the guest, might own or have interest in some and/or all of the companies mentioned herein. Please consider both of us biased and don't put too much importance on our opinions.

The uranium contracting cycle has started! - Duncan Craib

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The uranium contracting cycle has started! - Duncan Craib

Duncan Craib, the CEO of Boss Energy, a uranium near-term production company, told me that the uranium contracting cycle has already started and some companies are signing uranium contracts at around the $40 level. Duncan Craib told me that it's still the fuel buyers who have the upper hand in the negotiations of uranium contracts. Although, Duncan thinks that might be changing soon, and that uranium producers will have a lot more to say when it comes down to U308 delivery contracts. Boss' CEO explained to me how the uranium contracting cycle works and it was more complex than what I expected. For example, Duncan told me that uranium contracts have a different duration in different parts of the world. Broadly speaking, North America usually goes into 3-year contracts, Europe usually goes into 5-year contracts, and China would be more include to go into 8 to 10-year contracts, according to Duncan Craib. This is not the full interview I had with Boss Energy's CEO. During the full interview I asked Duncan about his upbringing, school and previous success, as well as failures. We talked about the past, present, and future of the uranium market as well as uranium stocks, and Duncan even gave me his top 3 uranium picks. Of course, with this being a CEO BBQ, I also asked Duncan many different questions regarding Boss Energy, their plans for production, their new exploration program and other important topics. You can watch the full conversation for free at: https://www.baby-investments.com/interviews TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Important note 00:50 How uranium contracts work 03:30 Duration of uranium contracts 04:15 Who has the upper hand in uranium contracting? 05:40 When will the uranium contracting cycle begin? 07:30 Will the price fall before going up again? 08:30 Who's signing contracts at $40? 09:30 Closing thoughts Although I greatly appreciate your presence here, you shouldn't appreciate mine and you shouldn't put any importance on what I have to say, what I do nor what I think. I'm an inexperienced 26-year-old who has a high risk appetite and will likely lose a lot of money before he learns how not to. So, please seek professional investment advice and don't take actions on anything said in this video. Before continuing, you must read and understand the full disclaimer which is displayed at the beginning of this video. I, and/or the guest, might own or have interest in some and/or all of the companies mentioned herein. Please consider both of us biased and don't put too much importance on our opinions.

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