Andrew Cook Mega Uranium MGA-T PAST TOP PICK Jul 27, 2010

He is a uranium bull and if the uranium price increases the tide will float all ships, but he would not own this. He believes uranium has to go up at some point because it currently costs more to produce than it sells for, however it likely won’t go up in 2015.

Believes it is going to take a couple of years to resolve the uranium market. If he were going into uranium, his choice would be Uranium Participation (U-T). Mega Uranium will do well in an upturn in the uranium market.

Very junior, although it has been around for a long time. It is basically a lot of hype and hope. They are doing some work in Australia, and virtually have no money. Nothing found to date has been feasible, that they can push it forward in a big way. He avoids companies like this like the plague. Doesn’t like companies that have no revenue.

Attractive to Uranium space at this time.
Current share price less than half of securities holdings in other Uranium companies.
Good time to buy shares.
NPV of portfolio and assets very discounted on a per share basis.

Attracted to the valuation and off-the-radar speculation. Whole sector is moving up and will continue to. Trades at a substantial discount to NAV. Successful management team. Likes the range of assets. 

Functions almost as a closed end fund. Recent high prices have fallen, but will continue to hold. Value of parts of company exceeds the whole of the company. 

Fairly substantial discount to market cap of its portfolio, and you get the company's own asset base for free. He's a really big fan of free. Yes, this is a way to buy NXE cheaper.

Price of uranium doesn't really need to go up, as it's above the incentive price. What's really changed in uranium is that it's gone from a spot market to a term market. Producers will now be able to sign agreements without being slaves to the spot market.

Loves the uranium space because stocks are down by 50% -- that's called a sale ;)  Long-term outlook for uranium is good, but people are bored with it. A sum-of-the-parts play. Stock is at a substantial discount to liquidation value, and he loves that.