Uranium is an area that investors have mostly stayed away from over the last few years. The media doesn't like talking about it either. How many articles or T.V. spots do you see regarding the uranium trade these days? This is very different than late 2010 and early 2011 when uranium was the hot place to be and the cool thing to talk about. The stocks in that space were doubling and tripling in just a few months. But then came the Fukushima Tsunami in March of 2011 that sent the entire Uranium sector tumbling down. They all crashed, losing 60-80%.
We've studied market crashes of all kinds going back a hundred years. The common denominator in all of their recoveries is time. How much time depends on the nature of the decline, and ensuing market reaction. In the case of uranium, we've seen a very healthy sideways consolidation over the past several years. A good example of that is Cameco Corporation (CCJ), which is the "Exxon Mobil" of the uranium space. Over the last 3 years, the stock has traded in a sideways range putting together a nice base to potentially explode out of this year. I think it happens soon, setting this sector up to be one of the hottest places to be in 2014. (more)
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