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VisualMod t1_jecomtz wrote

Reply to Where does the money go in the dark pools? by Dlucky123

>No, the banks are not missing money because of dark pools. Dark pools simply refer to private exchanges where trades are made without being publicly announced. The reason why banks might be missing money is due to other factors, such as mismanagement or fraud.

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VisualMod t1_jecombb wrote

Reply to Where does the money go in the dark pools? by Dlucky123

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Lancerevo012 t1_jecnyk3 wrote

Reply to Question? by Silent-Charli-8285

15,500 shares deep right here. Average cost $.98. They have in situ recovery and it’s proven, not just theoretical. So when uranium prices get to a certain level that justifies production these guys are going to crush it. Or at least that’s the theory. This is a 10 to 15 year hold for me.

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Salty_Pretzel1 t1_jecngp9 wrote

Reply to Question? by Silent-Charli-8285

long term: negative eps for all 2022 and negative forecast for Q1 and Q2. P/E over 81. sure, any less-than-awful news could make it spike, but if you're going the gambling route, there are better picks.

short term: i held it for some months through what was supposed to be a major energy crisis, and it didn't go anywhere, so...

they seem to have a lot of cash and little to no debt, though, so there's that

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