Uranium Stocks 2022: Fission Uranium

Описание: I sat down with Ross McElroy, CEO of Fission Uranium for a discussion about his company, the direction of the uranium market, and the M&A activity in the uranium space, on August 31.

Was there something wrong with what the guests said? Did I fail to ask an important question? Did I make a mistake? Please tell me about it. Criticism and skepticism are highly welcome and help me learn. Thank you.

Ross told me that he thinks "we're in for a very long bull run in uranium, and we're in the very early innings of it".

McElroy told me that he likes what 92 Energy is doing in the Eastern part of the Athabasca Basin, and he also likes what the other uranium companies in the Basin are doing.

Timestamps
00:00 Important warning
01:00 Fission Uranium update
02:20 When are assay results coming?
03:30 Why does Fission keep drilling?
06:45 Will Fission consider M&A soon?
11:10 Will Fission have access to a mill?
12:50 $1.2B to build a mine, is dilution incoming?
15:00 Why did Fission need the $250M facility?
19:55 Is SG&A going up?
21:00 How does inflation influence Fission?
22:00 At what price can Fission produce uranium?
23:50 Is Fission having issues with the First Nations?
29:10 What is Fission doing next?
31:30 What are the next few news releases going to be about?
33:45 Why isn't the CEO buying shares?
35:10 Why is the VP of Exploration selling shares?
39:45 Which other uranium companies does Ross like?
42:00 Closing thoughts

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