der SPUT der alles freiverfügbare Uran aufkauft.
Ist Sprot ein "Liefer-Fond", also kann da ein Versorger Anteile kaufen und sich dann später liefern lassen (bin grad in Eile und zu faul zum Nachlesen), nur so zur Idee wo der Uranpreis/Nachfrage ne Grenze haben könnte....
Ist Sprot ein "Liefer-Fond", also kann da ein Versorger Anteile kaufen und sich dann später liefern lassen (bin grad in Eile und zu faul zum Nachlesen), nur so zur Idee wo der Uranpreis/Nachfrage ne Grenze haben könnte....
Soweit ich weiß ist der SPUT ein reines Investmentvehikel der es Investoren erlaubt direkt in den Rohstoff Uran zu investieren ohne sich das physische Uran liefern zu lassen, das gestaltet sich bei Uran auch etwas schwierig.Bei einem Silber oder Goldgedeckten Fond kaufen auch keine Mints ein.
Hier noch eine schöne Seite "der SPUT Tracker" wird täglich aktualisiert, hier sieht man auch schön den Cash Bestand des SPUT der den Fond zwingt zeitnahe mehr Uran aufzukaufen.
Es sind 5 Aktien die vorgestellt werden davon 3 Uranaktien s.u.
Fintel Short Squeeze Explorer Identifies Short Squeeze Opportunities for Canadian Retail Investors
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September 06, 2021, 06:12 GMT
Fintel’s short interest data identifies candidates for the week of September 5
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, September 5, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Fintel.io, a provider of advanced research tools for data-driven investors, has developed a mathematical model that provides investors and traders with data that helps quantify the short squeeze risk for a company. This model takes into account a number of factors that contribute to short squeezes, including relative short interest, borrow fee rates, trading volume, and others.
The Canadian Short Squeeze Explorer provides a leaderboard ranking of Canadian companies with the highest Short Squeeze Score so traders can easily identify companies with the highest likelihood. For traders who want to find short squeeze opportunities before they happen, the Short Squeeze Explorer is an ideal tool.
Below are notable Canadian Short Squeeze candidates as of September 5, 2021 at 11:00pm EST:
* LAM / Laramide Resources, Ltd. (85.95)
LAM tops this week’s list with a short interest % float of 1.79% and a borrow fee rate of 29.3%, which makes the shares expensive to borrow. Last Friday, the share price reached a high of 0.68 before closing at 0.67. This is the highest the price has been since mid-March, 2017. Additionally, there has been a significant increase in volume since January of this year, suggesting increasing interest in the stock. Days to cover is currently 5.19, which is one of the highest metrics for our Canadian list.
* FSY / Forsys Metals Corp. (81.43)
Forsys Metals makes its debut at number three this week, with a short interest % float of 0.89% and a borrow fee rate of 15.14%. Despite the low short float percentage, the borrow fee rate suggests that shares are in fact expensive to borrow, and continuing demand for the shares could force margin calls. Like other companies on our list, the share price has had some positive action recently, reaching a high of 1.05 last Friday before closing at 0.95. This is the highest the price has been since May. The latest short interest reported by IIROC is 962.9K shares, a 78% increase from its prior values of 540K.
* FCU / Fission Uranium Corp. (80.48)
Fission Uranium has a short interest % float of 1.47% and a borrow fee rate of 8.6%, putting the company last on this week’s list. IIROC-reported short interest is 7.9M shares, which is slightly up from the recent averages of around 7.4M shares. The share price gapped on Friday, from its prior close of 0.70 to a high of 0.80, before closing at 0.78. This is the highest the price has traded since April, 2018.
Short Squeeze Scores scoring model ranges from 0 to 100, with 100 being most likely, relative to its peers.
The Short Squeeze Explorer also compiles data like Short Interest % Float, Change in Volume, Change in Price, and Borrow Fee Rate into an easy-to-use leaderboard for investors to reference when making decisions.
Boss Energy powers ahead with Honeymoon restart as FEED study progresses ‘well ahead’ of schedule
By
Lorna Nicholas
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September 6, 2021
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Boss Energy (ASX: BOE) is a step closer to becoming Australia’s next uranium producer after revealing the front-end engineering and design (FEED) process at its Honeymoon project in South Australia is “well ahead of schedule”.
The company now expects the FEED study will be finished early next year.
The study’s primary goals include finalising key technical decisions, producing foundational technical documents, as well as confirming and refining the budget and project scope.
Once the study is complete and a final investment decision made, Boss will begin detailed design work and start ordering long-lead items.
“We continue to extend our advantage as the most advanced emerging uranium producer in Australia,” Boss managing director Duncan Craib said.
“We have a plant on care and maintenance, other significant production and storage infrastructure in place, we have formed an Owner’s Team to restart Honeymoon and we are moving through the FEED stage rapidly,” he added.
Advancing Honeymoon restart
In readiness to begin ordering long lead items for the mine restart, Boss is engaging with preferred vendors.
Negotiations are underway regarding the dry and calciner kiln, NIMCIX columns, reverse osmosis plant, and upgrading pregnant/barren leach solution pumping systems.
Boss has also appointed Jonathan Owen as project manager of the mine’s restart. Mr Owen is also part of the Owner’s Team.
Mr Owen has more than 25 years’ experience working on all aspects of a project’s lifecycle from feasibility to handover.
The rapidly advancing restart work at Honeymoon comes amid a rising uranium price, which reached a six year high of US$39 per pound last week.
To take advantage of the predicted price rises, Boss purchased 1.25 million pounds of uranium on the spot market in March for US$37.68 million (A$49.69 million).
Boss noted the 1.25Mlb of uranium was now worth US$48.75 million (A$65.88 million) based on last week’s price of U$39/lb.
“Strategically, this inventory is highly valuable to Boss on several levels as the company secures offtake agreements, finalises project funding and moves into production,” Boss stated.
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Boss cements status as Australia’s next
uranium producer with engineering
process running ahead of schedule
Fission Metallurgical Hole Hits 50.3m of continuous mineralization including 28.5m of continuous +10,000 cps at R840W Zone
09:00 Uhr | CNW
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TSX SYMBOL: FCU
OTCQX SYMBOL: FCUUF
FRANKFURT SYMBOL: 2FU
Additional highlights include 82.5m of continuous mineralization with 8.74m composite +10,000 cps
KELOWNA, Sept. 7, 2021 - Fission Uranium Corp. ("Fission" or "the Company") is pleased to announce scintilometer results from the summer 2021 "metallurgical & geotechnical testwork" drilling on the R840W zone at its' PLS project, in the Athabasca Basin region of Saskatchewan, Canada. Four metallurgical holes and three geotechnical holes were completed as part of the Phase 1 feasibility study field work (see News Release June 10, 2021). All seven holes intersected mineralization with all four metallurgical and two geotechnical holes intersecting wide intervals of strong mineralization. They follow the recently announced, highly successful resource expansion drilling on the zone that hit high-grade mineralization in nineteen holes (see news release dated August 31, 2021). Of particular note, hole PLS21-MET-004 (line 615W) intersected 50.3m of continuous mineralization, including 28.5m of total composite radioactivity >10,000 cps (with a peak of 65,500 cps). Assays are pending. The metallurgical and geotechnical testwork drilling at the R840W is part of the data collection in anticipation that the R840W zone will be included in the Feasibility Study.
Ross McElroy, President and CEO for Fission, commented, "The metallurgical and geotechnical testwork holes on the R840W zone serve a dual purpose. They not only provide material and information necessary for uranium extraction, processing and to support mine design, they also provide assay data. These new drill results highlight the impressive potential of the shallow, high-grade R840W zone. In particular, PLS21-MET-004 is extremely well mineralized over a significant width and is drilled near the western extent of the R840W zone. The results also increase our confidence in reaching our goal of upgrading the zone for inclusion in the upcoming feasibility study."
Drilling Highlights
Highlight intersections from the drill program include:
R840W Zone Metallurgical Holes
Four large diameter HQ holes were collared and drilled vertically spaced over 180m of strike length to collect representative mineralized rock samples to be used for metallurgical testwork. The testwork is to verify the process required to extract U3O8 efficiently and economically, and understand the grade variability and mineralogy impact on processing factors such as recovery of the R840W zone compared to the R780E zone.
R840W Geotechnical Testwork Holes
Three holes were collared as angle holes to collect rock samples to be used for geotechnical testwork. The testwork will verify the rock strength and ground conditions likely to be encountered, and provide data to be used in the design of ground support, tunnel and stope dimensions and mining sequencing. Additionally, samples were collected from the crown pillar area to analyse overall mining stability at the overburden/bedrock interface, to optimize ore recovery while maintaining overall mine stability.
Uranium Squeeze!
Uran knackt die 40$ gerade und es gibt aktuell Händler die den Kauf von SPUT über die OTC verbieten(nur noch Verkauf) kommt mir bekannt vor.
https://twitter.com/quakes99/status/1435290778608099329?s=21
https://twitter.com/quakes99/status/1435248917092847617?s=21
Wow! Thank You for Entrusting Us! Sprott Physical Uranium Trust reaches $1 BILLION in assets today!#uranium #SPUT $U.UN $U.U
https://sprott.com/investment-…-commodity-funds/uranium/
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encore übernimmt azarga
https://azargauranium.com/enco…ican-uranium-isr-company/
Encore Energy and Azarga Uranium to Combine to Create Leading American Uranium ISR Company
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Somit hat Azarga Uranium noch ein gewisses Kurspotential ...
du meinst von 0,62 CAD auf 0,71 CAD.
Andererseits müssten Sie jetzt bei einem festen Wechselkurs (nach Annahme im Special meeting) an der Kursentwicklung von encore partizipieren.
1 Aktie Azarga zu 0,375 Aktien enCore
Ich hätte Azarga lieber Solo weiter steigen sehen.....
Ja, Solo wäre besser. Nun bin ich gezwungen mich mit Encore Energy zu befassen. Das ist dann die 10. (bei so einem engen Markt eigentlich zu viel).
ich habe 36..... 
Welche Aktien wenn ich fragen darf und von welchem Explorer erwartest du am meisten?
Na klar , in welchem ?
Wir sind hier gefühlt nur eine Handvoll User, aber wir können das natürlich gerne getrennt machen 
