Shares in Boss Energy Ltd (ASX: BOE) have been riding on a sawtooth these past few months and fallen from a high of $2.92 in late November.
Prices are now down more than 25% for the month. Despite the recent pullback, the uranium specialist’s shares are still more than 178% in the green this year to date alongside many of the company’s ASX energy peers.
The recent volatility could present a few near-term opportunities according to some, especially those at Bell Potter. Let’s take a closer look. What’s Bell Potter saying about Boss Energy shares?
Bell Potter is bullish on the ASX energy sector, noting that global energy demand rebounded strongly during 2H 2021.Conditions were improved with the easing of lockdown restrictions and a recovery in industrial activity coinciding with low inventory levels and a constrained supply-side response, BP says.According to the broker, these factors have led to market deficits […]
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