Yellowcake Mining (YCKM.OB)
Dear Bottarelli Research Member,
I have done some intensive digging into a play that could blow the top off of anything to date. It has to do with uranium and how it’s enriched. By the way the stock is moving, I cannot help but tell you to add this to your arsenal now — it may run faster than anything to date. The company is Yellowcake Mining (YCKM.OB) and let’s buy on any dips under $2.60.
Sincerely,
“Completion of this agreement is a milestone for Yellowcake in becoming a strong uranium company”
- William Tafuri, director of Yellowcake
Yellowcake Mining (YCKM.OB) is an American-based resource company dedicated to the acquisition and development of potential uranium properties within the United States. Uranium that is used as fuel for generating electricity in nuclear power reactors worldwide — and the acceptance and implementation of nuclear power — is growing stronger by the day. This points to unprecedented demand for uranium — and the companies that own and develop it.
And that’s where this interesting investing angle comes into play. You see, when it comes to uranium, there are not many pure-plays out there. The major company is Cameco (CCJ – NYSE), but they’re trading at a $13 billion market cap. If you can find a small and growing company that’s gaining momentum and market share in the uranium sector, I feel you can truly have an explosive winner on your hands. And leave it to Mark to sniff out Yellowcake Mining (YCKM.OB).
There’s not much news out there on this tiny company — which is why today’s small cap briefing will be shorter than your standard briefings. This lack of coverage is typical for a stock that just went public in February of 2007 with minimal fanfare. But if you look at the stock’s 2-month move, which took shares from $1.00 up to $2.75, you can see the potential we have with catching a ride on this company very early in the game.
Even though they’re a new listing on the capital markets, Yellowcake is wasting no time making major agreements. They just inked a definitive joint venture agreement with Strathmore Minerals on The Baggs, Juniper Ridge Project, which is a major uranium property in Wyoming. William Tafuri, director of Yellowcake, said, “The completion of this agreement is a milestone for Yellowcake in becoming a strong uranium-focused company. With the recent completion of our successful financing, we are prepared to move aggressively ahead on our business plan.”
With a market cap of only $238.68 million, it’s clear that Yellowcake Mining (YCKM.OB) has a lot of room to move higher. And if uranium remains in high demand, I see no reason why YCKM will not deliver superior returns to early shareholders like you and me. For that, let’s go ahead and add this stock to our portfolio.
PLAY: Buy shares of Yellowcake Mining (YCKM.OB) at or under $2.60, good for the week.
Sincerely,
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