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To: Goose94 who wrote (6036)

3/31/2014 10:52:57 AM

From: Goose94

Respond to of 203026

Interest in FCU-V at $1.67

Level ll Quote
Bid			Ask
Price	Total Size	# of Orders	Price	Total Size	# of Orders

$1.67	2983	39	$1.68	386	12
$1.66	400	13	$1.69	696	9
$1.65	339	7	$1.70	708	10
$1.64	191	5	$1.71	568	8
$1.63	537	10	$1.72	619	7
$1.62	478	11	$1.73	426	11
$1.61	353	8	$1.74	167	4
$1.60	1255	15	$1.75	598	15
$1.59	547	9	$1.76	329	7
$1.58	10	1	$1.77	130	1

To: Goose94 who wrote (6036)	3/31/2014 3:13:50 PM
From: Goose94	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 203026

(FCU-V) David Sadowski our top pick at the moment in the uranium space is Fission Uranium (FCU-V) Fission has been a top pick in the space for some time. We have a $2/share target and a Strong Buy rating. We view Patterson Lake South as the world's last known, high-grade, open-pittable uranium asset. It has immense scarcity value. There are not very many projects in the world that can yield a drill intersection of 117 meters (117m) grading 8.5% uranium, as hole 129 did in February. There is only one project in the world where you would find an interval like that starting at 56m below surface, and that's Fission's Patterson Lake South. It's in the best jurisdiction, has a management team that has executed very well and has huge growth potential. We think that property probably hosts over 150 Mlb uranium. We would be very surprised if the company was not taken out at some point in the next two years. theenergyreport.com