Uranium in Africa

[Lindy]

Look for companys that have plants in Africa, it is Uranium full and there is plenty room for growth.

A few are
AEX
URAN
WED

 

[Leper]

I guess uranium's down in Africa.

 

[bunsen burner]

Like an everest it rises against the serenghetti

 

[bunsen burner]

Can't help but be suspicious about this one.

 

[dmc333]

Look for companys that have plants in Africa, it is Uranium full and there is plenty room for growth.

A few are
AEX
URAN
WED

Uran is going after projects in eastern europe.

 

[James23]

you may as wel take a punt at the tab then invest in aex

 

[Falchoon]

you may as wel take a punt at the tab then invest in aex

I have TAB bets and poker as part of my diversified Portfolio along with the likes of BHP, CEU and CML.

Poker's winning by the way.

 

[kolchak]

I have TAB bets and poker as part of my diversified Portfolio along with the likes of BHP, CEU and CML.

Poker's winning by the way.

LOL, poker out performs my portfolio too.

 

[Pykie]

Its probably not a wise investment, Africa rather than being largely Uranium rich, has an abundance of other minerals, particularly that of sedimentary rock, the key rock that causes oil traps, towards the south there is large of amounts of gems, that have been signicantly profitable for the respective companies, as with evidence on the Western seaboard of South America, the forrest enviornment has caused there to be large deposits of industrial and commercially viable diamonds, but alike South America, because both basically being of the same land mass, neither are overly rich in Uranium.

 

[Lindy]

Its probably not a wise investment, Africa rather than being largely Uranium rich, has an abundance of other minerals, particularly that of sedimentary rock, the key rock that causes oil traps, towards the south there is large of amounts of gems, that have been signicantly profitable for the respective companies, as with evidence on the Western seaboard of South America, the forrest enviornment has caused there to be large deposits of industrial and commercially viable diamonds, but alike South America, because both basically being of the same land mass, neither are overly rich in Uranium.

Thaks for the info mate, looking at WHE istead. they look good