When I last spoke to Guy Keller , Portfolio Manager for the Tribeca Nuclear Opportunities Fund, in June, he spoke of the supply and demand imbalances in the uranium market and said the following; “I used to subscribe to the idea that US$60 was a medium-term incentive price to bring supply to the market. I’m now of the view that that price is a minimum of US$75." At the time , the uranium prices were sub-US$60 per pound. Today, they are within a whisker of the $75 level, as can be seen on the chart below, and yet the long-term, structural supply/demand imbalance remains. So, what next for uranium and nuclear opportunities? Never miss an update
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In this Rapid fire interview, Keller outlines the scale of the opportunity in nuclear right now, answers whether or not investors have missed […]
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