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Cameco Corporation (CCO.TO)

144.09

-14.35 (9.06%)

as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 44 opinions in the last 12 months.

Cameco Corporation (CCO) has emerged as a leading player in the uranium sector, buoyed by the resurgence of demand for nuclear energy. Experts highlight the company's strong positioning as a low-cost uranium producer, benefiting from geopolitical factors like supply constraints due to the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Despite its robust growth prospects and increasing involvement in nuclear infrastructure through acquisitions like Westinghouse, there are widespread concerns regarding its high valuation, with many analysts suggesting caution at current price levels. The general sentiment leans towards viewing CCO’s potential as positive for a long-term investment, particularly as the global energy landscape shifts towards cleaner energy sources, yet indicates that a pullback may be prudent for investors. The company's strong fundamentals have been overshadowed by market volatility, leading to mixed opinions about the right time for entry into this stock.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Overvalued

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HOLD

Japanese are desperately trying to get 2 nuclear power plants on stream as they don't want to see energy shortages this summer. Chinese are commissioning a few new plants and planning for quite a few more. Uranium at around $50 is probably bottoming out.

COMMENT

This is the bellwether in the uranium industry. Uranium prices have bottomed and seemed to be percolating up. This company probably won't get the full benefit as they still have to sell stuff that they hadn't sold previously. There is starting to be a building trend with regards to earnings. With natural gas at $2, it is dislocating a lot of things. Nuclear power may be displaced if natural gas prices stay low.

BUY

Fundamentally and technically it looks good. Chart shows a very long decline during 2011 followed by a nice upward move up to the mid-$20. Has pulled back and is starting to show some support. Today's action is very encouraging. As a trader in looks very good as you can Buy it now. Put a Stop on it but he is looking for $25.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick March 17/11. Down 22.1%.) Got stopped out at $25.30. Longer-term, the need for uranium will be continuing.

TOP PICK

Uranium story doesn't look so good now but he thinks it is going to improve. The chart shows a higher low. This is a leader.

WEAK BUY

He has been a long time believer in CCO and the Nuclear industry. Greenest way of producing a LOT of power. There is talk that new regulations for building reactors will make them uneconomic to run and this is giving him pause to think. The cost of the fuel is about 2% of the reactor cost. He is not as bullish as he used to be.

DON'T BUY

The problem with investing in Uranium is the cloud under which they operate under Japan. There is nothing driving Uranium. He would stand aside. Long Term we have to go to Uranium for power but short term there is a pull back,.

BUY

China announced importing more uranium. He doesn’t follow speculative miners that China might buy out. Sees positive things for Uranium. The world has no other choice but to use Uranium. These are smart operators with huge reserves. It will not get taken over. When Uranium goes higher, which he things it will, CCO will go higher too.

WAIT

Near term Uranium wont do much but if you have a good long-term view you could get this one. She is positive longer term on the commodity. Wait 6-12 months.

BUY

Canada had a good trade mission with China and it looks like they are more open to uranium exports. This has to be positive for this company. Earnings are steadily improving. Uranium price has nowhere to go but higher. The wildcard is Russia running out of nuclear material from their weapons.

HOLD

Uranium prices are sort of stuck in the $52 range and can see them being range bound for some time. This is a good name but is basically a Hold.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Likes this one. Great entry point.

COMMENT

She is waiting. Demand for uranium has lessened. If you have a long time frame of 10 years plus, it would be a good hold.

HOLD

Cream of crop in their business. Nuclear power is the future. Would not be selling it here. China and India are expanding nuclear like crazy. There is less uranium being produced than used. Over next few years this should provide a boost for the uranium companies. Trigger to get in would be shares below $20

BUY ON WEAKNESS

The uraniums had a little bump here in the last 2-3 weeks when China came out and said that they were not abandoning uranium. Longer term, you would have to think that with uranium prices going sideways, $20-$21 would be a good entry point.

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