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Cameco Corporation (CCO.TO)

130.11

-3.90 (2.91%)

as of Sep 14, 2026, 6:49:55 pm Market Open.

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Sep 14, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 38 opinions in the last 12 months.

Cameco Corporation (CCO) has garnered a mix of reviews from experts, primarily centered on its long-term growth potential in the uranium sector amidst increasing global energy demands. Analysts point to the company's strong position as a low-cost uranium producer, especially as the world shifts towards nuclear energy for clean and reliable power. Current market volatility and a series of mixed results have prompted some analysts to recommend cautious trading strategies, looking for optimal entry points based on technical support levels. While many see potential in CCO, opinions diverge on its valuation, with some considering it overvalued in the current market environment. The consensus emphasizes a bullish outlook for uranium's role in future energy demands, particularly influenced by technological advancements and geopolitical factors affecting supply.

Consensus

Bullish

Valuation

Overvalued

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Uranium-1

BUY

Depends on time horizon whether you get rid of it. 3-6 months, nothing will happen, but after that it should recover. Thinks it is undervalued. Similar to BP situation where stock got hammered. There will be demand for uranium. Good 6-12 month trade.

COMMENT

Had some operational problems, particularly at Cigar Lake. Q1 was a little disappointing with lower production and sales than what people expected. Japan’s setback will put a question mark over growth rate in the nuclear industry. Fairly good bet if you have a very long term view.

COMMENT

Sold his holdings after Japanese nuclear problems. Has put a permanent dent in prospects for nuclear energy because 1) a lot of older reactors that might have been extended in life will come under greater scrutiny and 2) more public scrutiny of new proposed reactors.

BUY

Uranium stocks were massively hurt in the last few months. Likes the space. Uranium fuel can't be replaced. Good value at this point. This company has long term contracts with China.

DON'T BUY

Just sold his holdings because he sees some uncertainty for the company and the prospects for uranium over the next 6-12 months.

BUY

This is a case where emotion has gotten in the way of reason. Global nuclear reactors are not going to be shut down. There will be a uranium shortage going forward. This is the power of the 21st century.

COMMENT

Investors will remember the Japanese disaster for a little bit. There will be more stringent standards built in. There is no choice and we’ll have to go back to uranium down the road. Eventually things will pick up again. It may stay at its current level for a year or two. Needs to build a long base.

WEAK BUY

The market has a short-term memory for everything accept nuclear power. Uranium held up pretty nicely, so CCO is going to see good earnings. Maybe in 2-3 year you might see mid-30s. This is the best nuclear power company.

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DON'T BUY

Believes the nuclear industry is dead for 15 years. Tough for politicians to advocate this energy source.

DON'T BUY

Has a very tiny bit in this one. Japanese situation has pulled the whole uranium sector back. There is a lot of concern on how many new plants are going to be built. Too many question marks around it.

DON'T BUY

Would stay away from uranium for the time being until it blows over. The nasty stuff could last for months.

DON'T BUY

What happened in Japan is a game changer. There will be more public awareness now. Some future reactors might be mothballed. Even in China, which is the biggest area of growth going forward, they may slow down and look at alternatives. There is lots of other energy plays out there. He prefers Nat Gas, which is the cheapest source.

DON'T BUY

Waiting on the sidelines regarding uranium. China has held off on their nuclear development and are taking more interest in natural gas, which is where he prefers to be.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Suspects it will come back. Model price $32.94. If it came back to the $28 level it would be good for a short-term trade.

BUY

16% of all electricity is generated by nuclear and they wont be turned off because there is nothing to replace them with. There are a huge number of plants that are in construction and he believes they will all be built. Every summer in Toronto when we get smog, someone says we will get thousands dieing of pollution. He believes very few will die from radiation vs the thousands that due from coal, gas, and oil fired plants (carbon emissions). Nuclear is safer and cleaner than any other source of power. He has not sold a share.

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