Thanks Randy. All three would be good candidates to add to your Uranium watch list (NXE is I believe expected to be in the top 3 producers in the world when their mine opens)

UROY looks more like a potential bottoming play than the other two, which look more toppy to me. However, birds of a feather…. so they will most likely move largely in tandem from here.

I’ve marked up the nearby support & resistance levels on this daily chart, including a comparable uptrend line which UROY is currently testing. Of course, one can make a case to go long on pullbacks to the trendline (support), with a stop somewhat below… just as one could make a case to short the stock on a solid break below it.

DNN chart looks nearly identical to NXE although DNN is currently testing the comparable minor uptrend line & has yet to break below it (although a break below would trigger a sell signal). If so, here are my first two targets. I noticed I had a chart of DNN marked up back earlier this yr which I probably posted when someone asked for my opinion. I was highlighting the divergent high & overbought conditions & from there, the stock made a marginal new & still divergent high, followed by a 44% drop (ending with the divergent low you can see on the updated chart below).

I don’t have much of an opinion on NXE but can say that it peaked with a divergent high earlier this year & that previous high is the only decent resistance overhead. The stock just broke below this minor uptrend line with the RSI very overbought so if I had to be long or short right now, I’d be short with a relatively tight stop. I didn’t mark it on this daily chart but the is a gap just below which is likely to come into play as support, if hit (top or bottom of gap) so if you’re looking for an objective long entry, that would be it (with a stop somewhat below the bottom of the gap).

Haha at this point calls work every month as red months are outlawed, every week as we only had like 7 red weeks in 13 months, and almost everyday as stonks never go down.

Congrats on the trade (so far)!

I clearly stated that I still liked the TSLA short on Friday (in the video) which you can view here (and as to why I still like it for both a pullback trade as well as a longer-term swing trade): https://youtu.be/z2pCiF_tbfI?si=T_Y1sIbUKmLLk6uO&t=10