Ross McElroy, CEO of Fission Uranium, told me than this uranium bull run will be bigger, better and longer term than both the uranium bull run of 2007 and the one of the 1970's. His reasoning was interesting and very valuable to me. I also got the chance to ask Ross which his top 3 uranium stocks are to play this bull run by and he told me he would pick NexGen (NXE), Denison (DNN), and Cameco (CCJ), as he really likes the Athabasca Basin and thinks that's where the most value is to be found for uranium investors. During the full interview (which this is not), I grilled Ross, Fission's CEO, on the what, when, how, why, how much and many other questions about Fission's past, present and future. Towards the end of our conversation, we even covered some important things in the uranium market, among which Ross' top 3 uranium picks. Watch the full interview (for free) here: https://www.baby-investments.com/interviews TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Important notice 00:25 Where is uranium price going during this bull run? 02:30 What retail uranium investors are missing 05:10 Why this uranium bull run is bigger than you think 07:00 Ross' top 3 uranium stocks 10:10 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.

Ross McElroy, CEO of Fission Uranium (TSX: FCU) (OTC: FCUUF), told me that he thinks Fission is among the cheapest uranium stocks, because of the size, the grade and the location of their deposit. On top of that, Fission's deposit is shallow and very low-cost (production cost). During the full interview (which this is not), I grilled Ross, Fission's CEO, on the what, when, how, why, how much and many other questions about Fission's past, present and future. Towards the end of our conversation, we even covered some important things in the uranium market, among which Ross' top 3 uranium picks. Watch the full interview (for free) here: https://www.baby-investments.com/interviews TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Important notice 00:45 Is Fission Uranium fairly priced? 03:20 Why is CFO selling shares? 05:07 Why is Fission Uranium at the same price as in 2014? 08:28 Will Fission Uranium go into production? 11:10 When will the market see the potential? 14:50 What is the main catalyst for Fission Uranium? 16:27 Is $500M too much for Fission Uranium? 19:00 Will Fission sell uranium at $40? 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.

Terry Papineau, a.k.a "The 100% Uranium Man" visited me a few days ago for a nice, long conversation on the current state of the uranium market, his outlook and prediction for the future of uranium and uranium prices, his uranium portfolio, his uranium investing strategy and also his exiting strategy for when it comes time to sell out of his uranium stocks. In this clip, Terry Papineau gave me his top 3 uranium stocks, which he thinks have the most upside potential. Well up to 10X potential in some cases. ATTENTION: NOTHING COMES WITHOT RISK! These "10X"-titled videos are often overly simplistic and make it seem as if a 10X in uranium stocks is easy. It's not, and many will fail chasing it and may end up losing a lot of money. Please be careful. This is *not* the full interview. You can watch the full conversation for free here: https://www.baby-investments.com/interviews Summed up, in this short clip I asked Terry Papineau to give me his top 3 uranium stocks from each tier. I asked for a producer, a developer and an explorer. Terry started by talking about his previous favourite explorer, which was Standard Uranium (STND), but quickly told me that the explorer he sees the most potential in right now is Baselode Energy (FIND), which recently found "elevated radioactivity" at their project and saw its share price quickly double. Even so, Terry Papineau thinks it's reasonable to expect a 5X or even a 10X for Baselode from the current levels. He explained why he believes that based on historical valuations of comparable companies. For his developer, Terry chose Global Atomic (GLO) and told me that a 10X is possible, but he's not sure where it's probable, as much as he is sure it's probable for Baselode to 10X from here. Terry's favourite producer is Cameco, because he thinks CCJ is very well-run and has some of the best uranium assets in the world. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Important note 01:00 STND no longer the favourite 01:40 The new favourite - FIND 04:45 The favourite developer - GLO 06:15 Is FIND still worth it? 11:00 Is GLO still worth it? 14:00 100X for Rick Rule, how did he do it? 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.