Great article for helping to understand the uranium market

ByRod Adams

The Conservative Voice has posted an article by James Finch of TradeTech titled Is $50/Pound Uranium Sustainable? dated 7 September 2006. If you are interested in the factors that influence uranium prices and the profitability of the uranium mining industry, I highly recommend that you read the article, perhaps a couple of times.

According to Mr. Finch TradeTech LLC is a company that makes its money by studying the uranium market and providing reports to others to help them better understand the market. It does not invest or speculate in the uranium mining industry or in the uranium trading markets.

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