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Cameco Corporation (CCO.TO)

141.60

+0.41 (0.29%)

as of Aug 24, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 24, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Cameco Corporation (CCO-T) is viewed positively among analysts, primarily due to its pivotal role in the uranium sector amid a growing demand for clean energy and nuclear power. Experts underscore its increasing significance with the rising reliance on nuclear energy, particularly for data center power supplies, as well as company initiatives such as its 50% stake in Westinghouse. While its long-term prospects remain optimistic owing to robust demand, there are concerns regarding its current valuation, which is seen as high by several analysts despite strong growth potential and attractive future earnings. Short-term volatility, driven by profit-taking and market fluctuations, adds a layer of caution for potential investors, pointing towards strategic buying opportunities on pullbacks. Overall, the sentiment is that CCO is well-positioned for future growth, provided investors can navigate through necessary corrections and volatility in the uranium market.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Overvalued

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Uranium, URA

BUY

Had a very strong run. Could go up another $5 easily. The price of uranium this week is up $0.35. Short term is difficult to predict, but long term this stock should be very strong.

BUY

In uranium it's very hard to buy anything but this company. Other stocks are speculative. A long term hold.

DON'T BUY

Expensive in that they are already pricing in a much higher price for uranium than what it is today.

WEAK BUY

A lot of their uranium is on long term contracts but there has been reset and uranium prices have been picking up. There is expansion possibility at Bruce Power Nuclear plant. Stock is reflecting a lot of the expectations on uranium.

HOLD

Looks like a double top which could end up in a trading range. This is an energy component and since the energy is long in the tooth, he would be worried about it. Look for the low from last spring and don't violate it.

BUY

Likes uranium and feels it will do very well in the future. A long term hold. Would buy around the $50/55 level.

BUY

Has tripled in the last couple of years and is going to triple again because it has both uranium and 1/3 of the Bruce Nuclear Power Plant.

DON'T BUY

On a valuation basis he has it at between $32 and $38. A good company. Wait for a pull back before buying.

BUY

Clearly reacting to the price of uranium and expects this price will continue to climb over time. This company has sold a lot of its production forward, so doesn't expect its earnings to keep pace with the rise of uranium in the short term. Ok for a long term holding.

BUY

Expensive, but will continue to be expensive. Uranium price has moved up again. It's the only liquid producer that you can play on a global basis. Locked into contracts that were locked in at lower proces. When these contracts roll over (late '06 and into '07), their earnings could improve.

DON'T BUY

Trading a little ahead of itself. Has long term contracts that cap the amount that they can earn.

BUY

Trading at 20 X cash flow so statistically it's overvalued. If you laid the price of uranium over Cameco's chart, they would be fairly identical. Positive on it, but would want to be out early before it peaked as it will have a long way to fall.

BUY

Working its way up again to new highs.

BUY

Had a wonderful leg and believes there is still more to come. Just had a breakout from a triangle formation. Could be heading towards the high $80's. A move above $60 will be a confirmation that the stock is starting a new upleg.

DON'T BUY

Long term growth in energy demand is going to be hard to be met. A lot of the growth in uranium is already in the stock price. Trades around 45 X earnings. YOu can do better elsewhere, such as oil companies and coal.

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