In this video, Bill Powers discusses three secret places professional mining stock investors put their money. These places are secret not because they can’t be discovered but because the average mining investor is not aware of them. The professional mining stock investor, however, knows about them, looks for them and utilizes them to profit.

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    1. Do not get discouraged by early equity consolidation patterns in the Uranium space. Compare the last bull to this potential one in the making. Buy on dips! The fundamentals are still solid, global climate change policy greenshift from fossil fuels, Chinese building reactors well into the future at a fast pace, megacity demographics, improving reactor prototypes (4th generation) battling smog, uncertainty with Kazakhstan future leadership (largest lowest cost producer of Uranium) etc. Most producers worldwide need a $70/lb price to profit from cost margins. Shake offs are normal but learn to also take profits while being patient in the longrun. Avoid companies with massive debt piles, diluted equities, inexperienced management teams, overhype etc. My pick over Nexgen, Denison, Fission, SkyHarbour, Western Uranium and UEC: Energy Fuels! Energy Fuels is the second largest producer after Cameco in America. It has a proven track record of success (once an $80 equity) with low cost in situ and conventional production techniques. Over $200 million working capital, debt free, and an amazing balance sheet, a transparent one at that. Energy Fuels is leveraged very well to possibly become the largest uranium producer in the United States during this oncoming Nuclear renaissance. EFR on the TSX.V and UUUU on the NYSE. The company is also leveraged into vanadium and copper found in certain land areas owned by the company.

    2. This reinforces the way I perform my due diligence. I was fortunate to start my career in the exploration as a diamond driller seeking precious metals, then mine operations and then working on starting up a mine pre-production. This experience helped understand how most everything works. This video provides very good information we can all benefit from.

    3. If the company surpass the feasibility study and now in development stage with very low market cap 70 million is it here a good spot to buy?

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