Uranium- the boom is coming, page-26

Some very good responses to my post which sought to add some reasoning to why the SP is relatively low.

And as usual, the same triggered responses by the same people. Fair dinkum, discuss the stock! Would you prefer to be in an echo chamber drinking Kool-aid and with constant confirmation bias?

Imo, $AEE needs new buyers.

I agree with @juniormint Niger has security issues. My point re: Niger was that it is a well-known U country with established infrastructure and procedures. I can also highlight that Namibia also has issues such as water availability. Look back over $PDN during its early days; many community concerns re: water. But the fact of the matter is it has establish infrastructure and procedures for U.

And like JM, I am also awaiting the DFS for answer re: transport and water. I have posted the same previously.

Re: terrorism. I think comparing one-off/lone wolf attacks to ingrained terrorism and educational institutions is, imo, an easy dismissal.Here is an excellent research piece on terrorism.
https://ctc.usma.edu/renewed-jihadi-terror-threat-mauritania/

I note Peter was allocated 17.5m shares at zero consideration. And it did not attract one comment. These shares are a replacement to the 0.10-0.15 oppies Peter was to earn before. Is everyone happy about this or is it best ignored and not discussed?

Re: AVL. As I mentioned on those threads, I only have a small free-carried position as I believe a P&D in January as the underwriter will need to offload 60m shares. And as I have posted on another V stock thread, I like to follow the Mining Life Cycle which indicates the best times to buy and sell. AVL is now in the orphan phase. Unlike some, I do not have emotional attachments to stocks. On to the next stocks.