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Why didn’t uranium prices collapse when major mine supply returned?
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Supply dynamics and demand impact
- NextGen not selling into spot market
- Supply bearish despite no sales
- Cameco's 18 million pounds annual supply
- Demand de-risked and growing
- Development projects not price suppressive
1:57Cameco· ticker
Cameco — supply impact on prices
- 18 million pounds annual supply
- McArthur River coming online
- Did not push prices down
- Demand outpaces supply
- New supply not price suppressive
1:58NextGen· ticker
NextGen — supply dynamics
- Not selling into spot market
- Same contracts as Cameco
- Supply bearish despite no sales
- Market not reacting to supply
- Physical market stronger than equities
1:59lesson
Market sentiment and trading signals
- Public capitulation = buy signal
- Lambos and vacation homes = sell signal
- Physical market stronger than equities
- Unique perspective on sentiment
- Trading portfolio performance
2:00lesson
Trading strategy and cash deployment
- Market troughs = deploy cash
- Cash deployed 2 days ago
- Still have some cash on hand
- Net long position
- Confident in market direction
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