uranium: like gol was 10 years ago, page-181

I am not sure if you are aware that DYL could not possible have continued to dilute pre-consolidation of its shares. I held it a decade ago on and off and finally sold out post Fukushima. The deposits are all over the place and being next door to Extract's deposit, the nearology did not rub off. I reckon it will struggle to see its dreams come true unless we have a consistently $50+ spot. BMN which is probably the most advanced deposit in that region requires a very strong spot price because all it got is a big low grad deposit.

Coming home to get exposure in Oz and you face those Greenies with who are more interested in shagging the industry than men!

Meanwhile threat of a yearly cycle of Jap east coast earthquake is ever present. I'll wait for those in Govt with the balls to steamroll the start up of the closed N Power plants to make demand stronger rather than price rising because the big players switched off those taps!