UEC Reddit Mentions | ChartExchange

Seeing a lot of losses posted lately- which can only mean one thing. Pa.per hands getting washed out, smart money cashed out, and now it's time to start looking again. There were a lot of big gaps up the last few months- some driven by news and politics- but some of those problems aren't simply going away because some smart money sold for profit and left some retail investorss holding the bags.
I happened to exit the silver/mining trade exactly a day before it shi.t the bed. The chart looked to be pointing round and down and the rhetoric I saw didn't look good. I got lucky, saved me about 30% of what would've been losses. But the problem in silver and gold isn't over- and the same applies to semiconductors and critical minerals.
A few ideas- GFS, SSNLF, HXSCL, SNDK, and MU are all at the center of the RAM shortage. Some are still way up, may not yet be worth buying, but some are starting to fill their gaps up from the last few months. But it's important not to catch a falling knife. Some estimates suggest that current RAM production is all bought out until 2028.
PSLV, PHYS, HYMC, and CDE are probably the only metals/mining trades I'd take, and some good gap fills are happening in the miners. The main issue with gold, it seems, is central banks replacing their US treasury holdings with gold. I figure the US could just screw everyone by buying a bunch of gold, but it also is such that other countries are trying to screw the US by de-dollarizing, potentially. Will it work or will it start WW3, no one knows. What is mostly for sure, however, is that silver has something of a historical ratio with gold and on top of the fact that there appears to be far more paper receipts for silver than actual silver, the repricing of it is probably not over, especially when looking at JP Morgan's comments on the matter.
The critical minerals trade is also far from over- the back and forth between China and the US will continue until the US secures what it believes are adequate mining and processing sources domestically or abroad that aren't owned by adversaries. Stocks like CRML, MP, UUUU, UEC, and others may be bouncing around a lot due to volatility but the need for their products is far from over.
Pelosi is back at it again, with some interesting buys in AMZN. She almost certainly knows things we don't, but with AWS growth hitting 30% YoY it seems plausible that AMZN is due for a run. MSFT recently got hit hard despite Azure growth near 20% YoY. It's possible the overreaction to MSFT was due to a lack of confidence in the OpenAI story given increasing competition and vertical integration by MSFT's competitors GOOG and AMZN.
In any case, I am eyeballing growth stories that have recently overcorrected and looking to make some $$$ before things go sideways with the midterm election bullshit. Curious to see in the comments what else folks are looking at right now-