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Strategies & Market Trends : Dino's Bar & Grill

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To: Goose94 who wrote (130021)8/30/2022 4:16:09 PM
From: Goose94Read Replies (1) of 202373
 
Cameco (CCO-T) top pick from Brian Madden on BNN.ca Market Call Tuesday August 30th @ 1200ET

Cameco is one of the world’s largest producers of uranium and is among a very small number of public companies anywhere in the world that produces solely uranium. Seven of the 10 largest global producers, which collectively control 70 per cent of global output, are state-owned companies. With 450 million pounds of reserves across its two majority-owned and operated mines in Saskatchewan and a joint venture in Kazakhstan, Cameco is well positioned to benefit from renewed interest on the part of utilities for secure supplies of fissile material from safe jurisdictions (i.e. not Russia) and is resuming production at its McArthur Lake mine to boost output this year. India and China have been driving most of the growth in the global installed fleet of nuclear reactors, but other big countries, including Japan, are giving renewed consideration to the role of nuclear energy in powering its electrical grids in light of ESG commitments as well as security of supply concerns and skyrocketing prices for oil and natural gas-fired power. Cameco is poised for a breakout year in terms of earnings in 2023 as production ramps up to capitalize on rising uranium prices.
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