Uranium prices are the highest they’ve been since 2011, when it was going parabolic right before the Fukushima disaster.
One disaster changed the public opinion and price trajectory of Uranium for over 12 years, at a particularly opportune time. Might cause someone to question whether there is a hidden story behind Fukushima.
If another nuclear accident happens in the near future… it would raise more questions.
Tom Honzik /
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2023-09-17 13:20:19
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