BQSSF
BOSS ENERGY LTD NEW
stock OTC

Gotta hate those wankers that purposely "pump" a shit announcement, it only affects the little guys / retail noobs who may be fooled into hodling or buying, while smart money will just use them as exit liquidity
Chances are though that the pumpers are idiots themselves and holding/buying aswell
It could also be the case that the company announcement didnt make it really clear about the big fuck up / downgrade, and most people just read the headline
"Boss Energy Limited (ASX: BOE; OTCQX: BQSSF) is **pleased to provide FY26 guidance"**
"Honeymoon will continue its operational ramp-up during the year, **having exceeded its first-year**
**production and cost guidance of U3O8 drummed. As a result, production guidance for FY26 is 1.6M lbs U3O8**."
So unless people knew what the guidance originally was (i mean you should, if you're an investor - but many people dont look too deep when buying stocks) - it kind of sounds positive at a quick glance
Poor form from BOE

Just having a read and came across this article: [https://www.fool.com.au/2025/07/30/this-broker-thinks-boss-energy-shares-are-a-buy-after-the-huge-sell-off/](https://www.fool.com.au/2025/07/30/this-broker-thinks-boss-energy-shares-are-a-buy-after-the-huge-sell-off/)
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Despite this alarming sell-off over the last week, broker Bell Potter has a "buy" recommendation on Boss Energy shares. 
Lets see what the broker had to say. 
# Disappointing guidance 
In a report issued yesterday, the broker suggested the lack of clarity out of the company may have contributed to the stock price crash. 
The broker expressed disappointment with Boss Energy's production guidance for FY26 and uncertainty for FY27. 
For FY26, the company expects to produce 1.6 million pounds of uranium, which is lower than both Bell Potter's forecast of 1.99 million pounds and the market consensus of 1.7 million pounds. 
Looking ahead to FY27, there is significant uncertainty. 
According to the broker, management has flagged concerns about resource continuity and leachability at the Honeymoon project, which could prevent the mine from reaching its full production capacity. However, the company has not provided enough detail to assess how serious the impact might be. 
# Panic seems overextended 
Despite this soft outlook, the broker believes the sell-off of Boss Energy shares was overdone. 
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**The broker did suggest that if uranium prices rise significantly there could be opportunity. However if prices stay low, the company's current valuation may not be justified.**

Gotta hate those wankers that purposely "pump" a shit announcement, it only affects the little guys / retail noobs who may be fooled into hodling or buying, while smart money will just use them as exit liquidity
Chances are though that the pumpers are idiots themselves and holding/buying aswell
It could also be the case that the company announcement didnt make it really clear about the big fuck up / downgrade, and most people just read the headline
"Boss Energy Limited (ASX: BOE; OTCQX: BQSSF) is **pleased to provide FY26 guidance"**
"Honeymoon will continue its operational ramp-up during the year, **having exceeded its first-year**
**production and cost guidance of U3O8 drummed. As a result, production guidance for FY26 is 1.6M lbs U3O8**."
So unless people knew what the guidance originally was (i mean you should, if you're an investor - but many people dont look too deep when buying stocks) - it kind of sounds positive at a quick glance
Poor form from BOE

Just having a read and came across this article: [https://www.fool.com.au/2025/07/30/this-broker-thinks-boss-energy-shares-are-a-buy-after-the-huge-sell-off/](https://www.fool.com.au/2025/07/30/this-broker-thinks-boss-energy-shares-are-a-buy-after-the-huge-sell-off/)
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Despite this alarming sell-off over the last week, broker Bell Potter has a "buy" recommendation on Boss Energy shares. 
Lets see what the broker had to say. 
# Disappointing guidance 
In a report issued yesterday, the broker suggested the lack of clarity out of the company may have contributed to the stock price crash. 
The broker expressed disappointment with Boss Energy's production guidance for FY26 and uncertainty for FY27. 
For FY26, the company expects to produce 1.6 million pounds of uranium, which is lower than both Bell Potter's forecast of 1.99 million pounds and the market consensus of 1.7 million pounds. 
Looking ahead to FY27, there is significant uncertainty. 
According to the broker, management has flagged concerns about resource continuity and leachability at the Honeymoon project, which could prevent the mine from reaching its full production capacity. However, the company has not provided enough detail to assess how serious the impact might be. 
# Panic seems overextended 
Despite this soft outlook, the broker believes the sell-off of Boss Energy shares was overdone. 
>
**The broker did suggest that if uranium prices rise significantly there could be opportunity. However if prices stay low, the company's current valuation may not be justified.**