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| RATIOS & INDEXES |
| Gold / Silver | 63.35 |
| Gold / Oil | 13.77 |
| Dowjones / Gold | 11.22 |
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 | Marin Katusa - Casey Research |
| The Hidden Bargain: The Other Yellow Metal |
| Over the past month, gold has seen a considerable decrease in price, dropping almost 15% since the beginning of May. If this trend continues, gold will have its first losing year since 2000. This has led many investors, from the housewives of China to the bankers on Wall Street, looking for a bargain in gold prices.
However, what they don't realize is that there is already a bargain available – in uranium. Despite being the source of 20% of electricity in the United States and 35% in the EU, iTuesday, June 04, 2013 |
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 | The Energy Report |
| Why a Uranium Renaissance Looks Inevitable |
| Why? First, the 20-year Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) Program agreement between the U.S. and Russia, aka "Megatons to Megawatts," expires this year.Second, the end of that program will allow Russia to sell its coveted uranium, which currently powers one of every 10 homes in the U.S., to the highest bidder. With 200 nuclear power plants under construction or on the drawing boards, China is likely to be first in line, with India and even oil-rich Saudi Arabia on its heels.Third, the increase in nuTuesday, May 28, 2013 |
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| Casey Research |
| The Resurgence of the Nuclear Reactor |
| In August 1956, the Calder Hall Power Plant in Seascale, England began generating electricity and earned the distinction of being the world's first commercial nuclear power plant. It was a humble beginning for nuclear power; the plant only had a 50-megawatt (MW) output capacity, whereas the smallest US plant today has a 478 MW capacity. Nonetheless, Calder Hall represented the launch of a new era in energy that promised to bring electricity too cheap to meter.
But early on, the promising powerMonday, May 20, 2013 |
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| Casey Research |
| Putin’s Power Play – How It Will Change the Uranium Sector |
| The last time Vladimir Putin was president, he laid the foundation to pull Mother Russia from the wreck of economic chaos to a world power once again. This time, he's ready to extend that influence to counter the West. His tools: Russia's abundant resources of energy, including uranium.
There's a new war developing on the continent, and the weapons this time will be oil wells, gas fields, and uranium mines, pipelines and ports, processing facilities, and supply deals.
Led by Russia's vast reWednesday, May 15, 2013 |
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| Casey Research |
| America’s Addiction to Foreign Uranium |
| What most Americans don't realize is that dependence on foreign oil isn't the main obstacle to US energy autonomy. If you think America's energy supply issues begin and end with the Middle East, think again. One of the most critical sources of foreign energy is due to dry up this year, and the results could mean spiking electricity prices across the country.
In 2011, the US used 4,128 billion kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity. Nuclear power provided 790.2 billion kWh, or 19% of the total eleMonday, May 13, 2013 |
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| Marin Katusa - Casey Research |
| Porter Stansberry vs. Marin Katusa: Who Won the Bet? |
| On May 1, 2012, Porter Stansberry and I made a bet. Porter predicted that oil would go below US$40 per barrel within 12 months. I stated that there was no chance that this would happen (my reasons are presented at the link above).
Putting our money where our mouths are, we both agreed to bet 100 ounces of silver on the matter.
I have a lot of respect for Porter, who is a very smart man. When he talks, I listen. But when he discussed the reasons why he thought oil was going below US$40 per baWednesday, May 08, 2013 |
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