“Perhaps more fascinating than the mnemonist’s memory is his ability to voluntarily control many of his internal bodily functions. For example, he could ‘arbitrarily regulate his heart activity and his body temperature‘, and simultaneously lower the temperature of one hand, whilst increasing it in the other (pages 139-140). The author was most astonished to discover that ‘by virtue of his imagination he would have far greater control over his own body processes than other men’, going on to describe these inexplicable feats as ‘phenomena so amazing that we will many times be left with the feeling little Alice had after she slipped through the looking glass and found herself in a strange wonderland‘ (pages 138-139 and 73).”
GBA Presents: House of Gummy-!
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Dear Mr Camel.
This was $24 when you asked me and now is $28.
The chart has broken free and is clear. Normally with a stk that would be hands off.
But commodity plays are tricky and we have several high peaks at $25// Now it soared above /my spidey sense says get out now. This will sink back to $25 level....
It's contrary to most TA principles but I have seen these gold and silver stocks before do this. It is wise to find points of commonality.. and prior peaks ---for this SLV at $25 and change...
Changing my opinion for you to SELL.
But the mental aspect of human nature wanting to forget great pain.
When I am laying on my bed and hang my right leg to the floor I get triggered.
A bad memory of my Mom dying with cancer that's how she sat in her bed.. I never think about this until I lower my leg into the same position.
I raise it back up--and forget again.
Uranium Stocks Soar on Bullish Goldman Sachs Call, Kazakhstan Flooding
Geoffrey Morgan
Fri, Apr 5, 2024, 1:39 PM EDT2 min read
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(Bloomberg) -- Uranium stocks are having their best run in months on a combination of flooding in Kazakhstan, the world’s largest producer of the nuclear fuel, and a burst of bullish coverage from banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and gummybear advisors.
The sector has been a bright spot for energy investors, with uranium spot prices jumping some 40% over the last year as the world’s largest miner, Kazatomprom, has struggled to lift production and as the US considers a ban on Russian supplies. The supply concerns have cropped up as countries around the world are turning back to nuclear power as a way to cut emissions.
But this week, the stocks saw an added influx of demand. The $3.2 billion Global X Uranium ETF is up about 6.5%, for its best week since early February. The fund has benefited from gains in NuScale Power Corp., a nuclear power company trying to build small modular reactors, and small-cap miners including Mega Uranium Ltd. North America’s largest uranium miner, Cameco Corp., has climbed 15% this week, adding C$1.7 billion ($1.3 billion) in market value.
The latest advance in the uranium ETF gained steam early in the week as reports of flooding in Kazakhstan boosted shares of competing miners. Separately, Goldman on April 1 initiated Cameco with a buy rating and a $55 price target for its US shares. Analyst Neil Mehta said global uranium demand could grow by as much as 60% by 2040.
“Goldman’s initiation opens the whole universe up,” said Michael Alkin, chief investment officer at Sachem Cove Partners. He started his fund, which invests in uranium miners and also in physical uranium, in 2018, at a time when he said the sector garnered little attention.
Now, he said, investors are looking past the handful of larger, established miners and turning their attention to mid-sized or exploration companies. Sachem Cove, which owns shares of Cameco and Denison Mines, has also backed small-cap Premier American Uranium through its initial public offering in 2023. That stock is up almost 70% this year.
Analysts are also debuting coverage on a wider range of uranium stocks, including those of companies that have yet to build their first mines. Scotia Capital introduced coverage of NexGen Energy Ltd. on April 1 with an outperform rating. The company is in the process of developing Canada’s next uranium mine.
>>>>>>>>>>
Ok wish to fuck they had mentioned UUUU!!! But we got two new names:
Denison-
NexGen-
Still need to work this up-- Denison & NexGen. We own the rest of them.
--Smartsheet announces $150M share repurchase program » 16:14 SMAR
--Adidas price target raised by EUR 30 at Deutsche Bank » 15:29 ADDYY
--'Several' billion dollar valuation for AmeriGas positive for UGI, says Mizuho » 15:25 UGI
UGI UGI Corporation
$25.741.95(+8.20%)4:00 PM 04/19/24
NYSE |$USD |Post-Market:$25.79+0.05(+0.19%)6:02 PM
UGI has a 6% yield and has not followed nat gas up.
UGI UGI Corporation
15.96K followers
$24.77-0.24 (-0.96%)4:00 PM 05/17/24
NYSE | $USD | Post-Market: $25.04 +0.27 (+1.09%) 7:50 PM
CONFIRMED
NGVT Ingevity Corporation-- was $55!
$53.55-1.50 (-2.72%)4:00 PM 05/17/24
NYSE | $USD | Post-Market: $53.55 7:00 PM
$16.50---$22.00
UPDATE--- KIND OF A DOUBLE TOP AT $22 // on my potential sell list for next week
Update-
SE Sea Limited $59--------$73 TY stoney!
$73.76 +2.32 (+3.25%)4:00 PM 05/17/24
NYSE | $USD | Post-Market: $73.79 +0.03 (+0.04%) 7:54 PM
STCN still leads. (did not buy)
STCN Steel Connect, Inc.
$12.52-0.06 (-0.48%)3:24 PM 05/17/24
NASDAQ | $USD | Post-Market: $12.52 4:00 PM
UPDATE- +$54
I am kind of using large names to raise cash so I can deploy in some dividend ideas I have been working on. SPOT qualifies I have very few shares and they are up quite a bit.
SPOT Spotify Technology S.A.-Another fab GBA call!!!!
$302.82 $4.70 (+1.58%)4:00 PM 05/17/24
NYSE | $USD | Post-Market: $303.00 +0.18 (+0.06%) 7:59 PM
Ted - I think we move on./ (although AI can only help here*)