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Appears to be that Rock is the past.
Who/what is/was Rock?
https://www.mcoscillator.com/learning_center/weekly_chart/uranium_and_gold_a_peculiar_correlation/ 2015
You and I cannot trade uranium. Saddam Hussein tried; it did not work out well for him. So don’t try it. Men will assuredly come and visit you if you do, and your life will become unpleasant.
But uranium has a price just like everything else, and you can track it at the web site for Cameco Corp., a uranium supplier. Yes, THEY can trade uranium, while you cannot.
This week’s chart highlights a fascinating correlation. Gold prices as measured in dollars tend to move in sync with the price of uranium.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameco
Cameco Corporation is the world's largest publicly traded uranium company, based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. In 2015, it was the world's second largest uranium producer, accounting for 18% of world production.[1][2]
Key people Neil McMillan (Chairman) Tim Gitzel (President & CEO)
In 2012, it acquired a nuclear fuel intermediary Nukem Energy.[3]
Cameco operates uranium mines in North America and Kazakhstan, including McArthur River-Key Lake, the world's largest uranium producer, and Cigar Lake, the world's highest grade uranium mine, both in Saskatchewan.
Other operations in Saskatchewan include a mine and mill at Rabbit Lake, currently in care and maintenance.
– Mr. Gitzel, what’s happening in the spot uranium market? Why do you think the spot price stabilized in 2015 and dropped in the first quarter of 2016?
– Prices are very low today, just 28 dollars per pound. We haven’t seen prices this low for many years. There’s not very much activity on the market, small amounts of material, often changing hands among traders. There is a sense among utilities that there is a lot of uranium around and so there is no urgency to be buying. Utilities are well covered for the next few years so the prices are staying low for now. We expected Japan to move more quickly with restarting their reactors but it didn’t happen. Material that would have been delivered to Japan is now coming onto the market and keeping the price down.
http://www.mining.com/web/cameco-ceo-tim-gritzel-uranium-market-transformation/
Did the cabal intentionally tank the uranium market after they sold ours off?
Then mines were closed in the US.
Yes, Kazakhstan is the leader. But China can participate in this market.
– That’s true. They are building a mine in Namibia.
– What do you think about Husab?
– We are watching. They said they will be in production this year. The Chinese are very aggressive in uranium. They bought some properties in Canada including, for the first time, in Saskatchewan where they acquired a 20% interest in Fission Uranium. They are also interested in Niger and Kazakhstan. They have publicly stated that they want to get more involved in uranium mining. Obviously they are building reactors very quickly and so they need a lot of uranium.