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- philmcgrew replied Aug 20, 2008
You can trade it as a stock just as you might play gold/silver by trading the mining company as a proxy for the commodity.
- philmcgrew replied Aug 13, 2008
With only a handful of U.S.-listed stocks offering exposure to uranium, Pro investor exposure to the sector is limited. Among the firms with larger positions is Schroder Investment Management Group, a London-based asset management giant with $259.6 ...
- philmcgrew replied Aug 13, 2008
I'm not sure why that's so funny. As a (former) nuclear engineer I follow Uranium and it has moved 350% since April and 78% in the last 30 days. Name another commodity that has done that.
- philmcgrew replied Jul 1, 2008
I just can't see understand how a line that has been repeatedly violated now suddenly has magical powers to stop the gold market from further rise. I've seen more guys lose money and/or leave money on the table because they made decisions based on ...
- philmcgrew replied Jul 1, 2008
You should draw more random horizontal lines to be safe. How can a line that has been violated 3 times and respected once be significant?
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