Uranium price to recover next year on shortage, Trump policy, Sprott CEO says
The heavy metal’s spot price fell to $76.56 per lb. this week, down from a 17-year high of $106 per lb. in February.
We have quite possibly identified the most well versed uranium investor in the space today. His name is Russell Fryer and he is the manager for Baobab Natural Resources Fund, a fund heavily invested in the uranium sector.
Russell believes that while many investors are focused on uranium demand out of China and India, more attention should be paid to demand back home. The United States is the largest consumer of yellow cake in the world and companies developing and producing uranium assets in country have substantial benefits.
There are only 4 mill licenses in the USA and it is unlikely there will be many more granted. Therefore, Russell believes it is crucial to take a look at the companies controlling existing mills and invest wisely.
Listen to interview with Russell Fryer
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Talking points from this week’s interview:
• There are opportunities in the USA that are tremendously undervalued
• Uranium fundamentals strengthening
• Important factors to consider when investing
• Russell’s favorite uranium stocks that merit investment dollars
Russell Fryer has been the Chief Investment Officer at Baobab Asset Management LLC since 2009. Mr. Fryer served as the Managing Director at Macquarie Bank. He served as the Managing Director covering the natural resources sector at North Sound Capital LLC. He joined the North Sound Capital LLC in 2006. Prior to this, he served as a Director of Emerging Market Equities at Deutsche Bank AG, Asset Management Arm. Prior to that, he served as a Director of Emerging Market
