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Keep an eye on hot uranium stocks, like Cameco (CCJ). After pulling back to about $47, Cameco just hit $50.73, and could test $60 shortly. That’s because, over the last few days, Congress passed the Russian uranium import ban, which now unlocks about $2.7 billion to expand U.S. nuclear fuel production. “The broader package also includes a ban on federal licenses for reactor fuel imported from or produced by entities controlled by Russia while adding China and China-controlled entities to the import blacklist,” according to UtilityDive.com. In addition, according to MarketWatch.com, “A ban on U.S. imports of Russian uranium is set to shake up the market for nuclear power, and lift prices back above $100 a pound for the nuclear fuel which has been tight on supplies.” Bank of America just added Cameco to its US 1 list – an idea from the firm’s universe of buy rated listed stocks. RBC Capital also just raised it price target to $75 from $70, with an outperform rating on the uranium stock. And, we also have to consider that about 22 countries, including the U.S., Canada, the UK, and France pledged to triple their nuclear capacity by 2050 at the 28th Annual UN Climate Change Conference (COP28). According to Forbes, “About 175 more nations gave their tacit approval to nuclear by electing to triple their use of renewables by 2030 and phase down fossil fuels.” Aside from Cameco, Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC), Energy Fuels Inc. (UUUU), and Denison Mines Corp. (DNN) should benefit as well.
Trend following is indeed a valid and profitable methodology, yet even the most trendy markets fall into consolidations or trading ranges about 70 percent of the time. We don’t know when markets are going to trend or when they are going to consolidate, so we have to trade them the same way all the time using rules that let us react appropriately to whatever happens. You might be inclined to think that maybe you should be a countertrend trader because then you would be right 70 percent of the time. However, thanks again to computer testing capabilities, we can determine that this idea is actually pretty bad and that trading like a trend follower is a much better overall strategy in the long run. Of course, to make some long-term profit by following a trading strategy that may only work 30 percent of the time, it becomes obvious that most of your winning trades have to be larger than your losing ones. Knowing when and how to ride your profits, as well as when and how to quickly cut your losses, is an integral part of this or any similar trading strategy. Most trend-following systems have rules to help traders know when to cut their losses or let profits run. My Turtle method is a little more sophisticated than most others because the program actually has two different sets of money management rules. The first group of rules relates to position size in terms of the size of your account and market volatility. These rules define how aggressively to load up on each new signal that comes along in an effort to make the most amount of raw profit with the highest degree of efficiency on any given trade.
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