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Cameco Corp. (CJ6) is short term and long term bullish!
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Welcome to my first public analysis on this platform. Today, I am sharing my thoughts on CJ6 .
In my opinion, Cameco Corp. has a bullish outlook, both long-term and short-term.
When Cameco reaches the buy line at €35.174, there is a 14-day (10-bar) potential for up to 13.68%, based on Fibonacci retracement and MACD indicators. The buy line is validated by previous support levels and the Bollinger Bands, as shown in my chart.
Long-term potential:
Cameco's long-term potential is backed by several political and economic factors, especially in the context of global energy transitions and geopolitical developments.
1. Increased Focus on Nuclear Energy
The shift towards clean energy and decarbonization efforts has increased reliance on nuclear power as a reliable, low-carbon energy source. This global shift boosts uranium demand, of which Cameco is the largest supplier globally.
2. Geopolitical Risks and Uranium Supply
Ongoing political tensions and potential sanctions on Russian uranium put pressure on Western countries to diversify their supply chains. Since Russia is a key supplier of enriched uranium, potential restrictions could force Western nations to depend more heavily on Cameco, increasing long-term demand for its politically secure uranium supplies.
3. Western Energy Security Policies
With growing concerns over energy security, particularly in Europe, many governments are reducing reliance on Russian resources, including uranium. Governments may provide subsidies or support to companies like Cameco, ensuring stable and allied sources of uranium.
4. Supply Chain Tightness
Years of underinvestment, mine closures, and geopolitical risks have constrained the global uranium supply. As nuclear energy demand rises, supply shortages could push prices higher, benefiting Cameco as a top producer outside Russia.
5. Long-term Contracts with Utilities
Cameco has secured several long-term contracts with utilities in North America, Europe, and Asia. These contracts provide stability and predictability in revenue, especially important in a volatile geopolitical landscape where energy resource security is crucial.
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Cameco Corp. is well-positioned for growth, driven by its strong foothold in the uranium market, favourable long-term contracts, and the geopolitical drive towards clean and secure energy solutions, making it an attractive long-term investment opportunity.
I will personally buy Cameco somewhere around the €36.00 mark, as I am not just interested in its short-term growth. I have not yet fully decided where I will put my Stop-Loss, though.
I hope you've enjoyed my Analysis and I would kindly ask you to write suggestions, corrections and or your own thoughts in the comments.
-- Henrik B.
CJ6 .In my opinion, Cameco Corp. has a bullish outlook, both long-term and short-term.
When Cameco reaches the buy line at €35.174, there is a 14-day (10-bar) potential for up to 13.68%, based on Fibonacci retracement and MACD indicators. The buy line is validated by previous support levels and the Bollinger Bands, as shown in my chart.
Long-term potential:
Cameco's long-term potential is backed by several political and economic factors, especially in the context of global energy transitions and geopolitical developments.
1. Increased Focus on Nuclear Energy
The shift towards clean energy and decarbonization efforts has increased reliance on nuclear power as a reliable, low-carbon energy source. This global shift boosts uranium demand, of which Cameco is the largest supplier globally.
2. Geopolitical Risks and Uranium Supply
Ongoing political tensions and potential sanctions on Russian uranium put pressure on Western countries to diversify their supply chains. Since Russia is a key supplier of enriched uranium, potential restrictions could force Western nations to depend more heavily on Cameco, increasing long-term demand for its politically secure uranium supplies.
3. Western Energy Security Policies
With growing concerns over energy security, particularly in Europe, many governments are reducing reliance on Russian resources, including uranium. Governments may provide subsidies or support to companies like Cameco, ensuring stable and allied sources of uranium.
4. Supply Chain Tightness
Years of underinvestment, mine closures, and geopolitical risks have constrained the global uranium supply. As nuclear energy demand rises, supply shortages could push prices higher, benefiting Cameco as a top producer outside Russia.
5. Long-term Contracts with Utilities
Cameco has secured several long-term contracts with utilities in North America, Europe, and Asia. These contracts provide stability and predictability in revenue, especially important in a volatile geopolitical landscape where energy resource security is crucial.
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Cameco Corp. is well-positioned for growth, driven by its strong foothold in the uranium market, favourable long-term contracts, and the geopolitical drive towards clean and secure energy solutions, making it an attractive long-term investment opportunity.
I will personally buy Cameco somewhere around the €36.00 mark, as I am not just interested in its short-term growth. I have not yet fully decided where I will put my Stop-Loss, though.
I hope you've enjoyed my Analysis and I would kindly ask you to write suggestions, corrections and or your own thoughts in the comments.
-- Henrik B.
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Some corrections to a few wrong numbers from before:
Cameco's buy line is at €35.12 and not at €35.17 as I showed in my chart. Sorry for that!
I bought the first half of Cameco just now at €36.5. I expect Cameco to correct not more than 2.98% on Monday, which would be about €35.12 where the definite buy line is. The reason for buying my first half of Cameco earlier than I intended is that I'm more interested in its long-term gains. I have set an order for the other half at my buy line, if it won't hit this until Tuesday morning, I will just order then. In case Cameco does not correct anymore, there's still a realistic 13-day potential of 10.88%.
I wish you all a great Weekend!
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