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To: croesus1111 who wrote (20906)	2/4/2005 4:24:18 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108709

croesus: Jude The Cat has made some informative posts about about uranium stocks. Several others have also posted about them. I'll defer to those folks who R better informed on the sector than I am. Cheers, Iso

To: croesus1111 who wrote (20906)	2/4/2005 4:29:14 PM
From: orion.colorado	Respond to of 108709

C-- There is a good article in WIRED magazine along the lines of the nuclear outlook/viewpoint you have mentioned that got me thinking about the rise of nuclear power again. Specifically, breeder reactors and modular build designs offering lower entry costs as energy demand spikes. Could be good timing for momentum to start building in the sector. If doors open up on re-processing, that could lead to some interesting plays, as well. There was another mag article that pointed out some energy companies and in that list was Exeleon (something like that, I have been trying to find the article amidst all my tax docs for the past couple days--whoops.) That is the one I was going to research first. I will post if I find online sources. CO

To: croesus1111 who wrote (20906)	2/4/2005 11:48:11 PM
From: jude_the_cat	Respond to of 108709

"Any good ideas in the U sector?" Yes, indeed, select three or four, study them until you know their behavior and when you find a few with which you resonate, wait for a good entry point and start accumulating. I will try and take my own advice and not trade the bejabbers out of them, which I have been doing the past few days. Cat