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Cameco Corporation (CCO.TO)

146.47

-5.26 (3.47%)

as of Jun 25, 2026, 6:55:10 pm Market Open.

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Jun 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 42 opinions in the last 12 months.

Cameco Corporation (CCO-T) has gained significant attention as energy prices rise and the demand for uranium from nuclear power increases. While experts express a bullish sentiment toward the long-term potential of uranium, they are also cautious about the stock's current elevated valuation and recent volatility. Some experts suggest that the price run-up might lead to profit-taking, with recommendations to wait for a pullback before considering additional investments. Despite these concerns, there are strong indicators of a structural shift toward nuclear power due to growing energy needs and geopolitical factors underscored by supply constraints. The acquisition of Westinghouse enhances Cameco's position in the industry, and many experts highlight the importance of nuclear energy in the future clean energy landscape.

Consensus

Bullish

Valuation

Overvalued

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DON'T BUY

A commodity sensitive stock that's had a spike. Never buy into a spike. If you own, watch the pivot point of the mid $40's and if it breaks that point, get out.

BUY

A world class go-to name for uranium. Uranium prices appear to be going higher. They have significant hedges, so they don't benefit. If you believe energy prices are going higher (which he does), there will be a proliferation of nuclear facilities.

HOLD

Had a tremendous run. Uranium is the one metal that he would bet would be higher in 1, 2 or 5 years because of nuclear needs.

DON'T BUY

Somewhat leery of uranium stocks given the massive run they've had over the last 2/3 years. Pricing is done on a contract basis versus the spot price the people see and quote on the market and with that, you don't always get that ramp up in price and earnings. Junior uraniums especially looked very stretched.

HOLD

Another commodity stock that has had a humungous run. Has dropped off and expects it has further to go, but longer term the stock will be higher because uranium is going to be in strong demand for the forseeable future. Wait for the low $40's before buying.

BUY

Long term chart looks scary with its spike, but when you are looking at flow charts, you can get a distorted picture compared to an algorthmic chart. Algorithmic charts show the price of this stock will go higher. It is definitely holding its 200 day moving average.

DON'T BUY

Has decent upside potential and it moves with the energy market. Quite expensive from a price to book basis, so you're not buying it at any kind of a deal. Just ride it with the market (with the energy stocks), but when they look as if they are tiring, probably say goodnight.

BUY

A great long term play. Subject to massive US buying.

BUY

The outlook for uranium over the next 5/10 years is fabulous. There continues to be a shortage and pricing will continue to go up. Expects to see new nuclear reactors to be built in the US and Canada.

SELL

Uranium is not one he follows closely, but ultimately the fundamentals are reasonably good for this industry. Probably a time to lighten up on this name. It's had a tremendous run. On an earnings basis, trading at about a 49.1 X forward earnings per share, verus a peer mining average of about 12.3.

DON'T BUY

Likes uranium, but if you look at the company on fundamentals, it's very expensive. It's expensive because it's the only senior uranium producer in the world and the outlook for uranium is very good. If he owned, would take some profits. Better value in the juniors.

WEAK BUY

Long term outlook is excellent. There were plans to de-commission a number of nuclear plants around the world, but with the high price of oil/gas, they are not going to be de-commissioned. Short term, the stock looks fully valued.

DON'T BUY

Likes the outlook for the uranium business. Outlook for pricing on uranium looks like it's only going to get higher. Stock is quite expensive here. Taking some profits now.

HOLD

Has the richest assets in the world. Only real danger is if in the next five years it doesn't find any new mine to develop in the worlds richest urainium territory.

SELL

Take the money and run. Feels all the good news is already in the price. Hard to assess what an achievable target would be.

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