A Supply and Demand Gap That Could Be In Effect Until 2030...
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| EDITOR'S NOTE: This strong move into uranium could be epic | | | | A Message from i2i Marketing Group Look To The Juniors To Discover The Year's Best Uranium Bull-Market Opportunity You'd be crazy not to jump in early on any new business started by Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. Sadly, their new quarter-trillion-dollar deal is private. But the billionaires are giving us a huge hint about the emergence of the next big thing.
It's uranium that fueled nuclear power plants. There's growing and urgent need for more nuclear power because its clean energy and AI data centers such as Gates' gobble power at unprecedented rates - nearly a 30% jump in demand last year.
It's why Gates and Buffet dropped $250 billion to start their TerraPower company to build nuclear power plants.
But Gates and Bezos see the problem. It's why they've heavily invested in a company that's developing nuclear power plants. They're joining a global nuclear mega trend that's seeing 60 uranium-fueled nuclear power plants under construction and 110 more on the way.
They're not alone. In fact, it's a mega trend. Across the globe 60 uranium-fueled nuclear power plants are under construction now with 110 more on the way.
As a rule, a commercial nuclear power plant uses 27 tons of uranium each year. So, you can sense where demand is going. It's why uranium stocks are starting to fly.
It's also why you should check out a young North American uranium explorer that just reported it could be sitting on tons of high-grade uranium.
The uranium bull market could run for years, so researching low priced uranium explorers now before global demand explodes might be a good idea.
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