Bear’s face looms in analyst’s crystal ball

In recent years, Dines has been avoiding most tech stocks like the plague while trumpeting investments in energy with an emphasis on uranium stocks.

“When uranium was at the $8 US level (per pound in 2001), I became an arm’-waving, table-thumping optimist on the price of uranium,” quips Dines, who has been publishing his letter since 1960.

The price of uranium has since skyrocketed to $29 US, but Dines is still pounding the table on the nuclear power play. He believes the uranium story is still in the early innings. He labels Saskatchewan “the next boom province” based on its wealth of high-grade uranium.

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