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Nuclear Fuels Development

Jeff Siegel

Written By Jeff Siegel

Posted February 27, 2012

“While other jurisdictions may be scaling back their nuclear energy commitment because of Fukushima, we are not.”

These were the words spoken last Thursday by Tom Mitchell, CEO of Ontario Power Generation.

In an effort to rally the pro-nuclear troops, Mitchell told a crowd at the recent Canadian Nuclear Association conference that the worst nuclear accident in 25 years has given the industry a great opportunity.

No offense to Mitchell, but what a load of horse sh#%.

He may be a very smart and successful man, but he’s a horrible spin doctor.

I’m not even sure why he feels the need to attempt a pep rally speech anyway… because while it’s true that since Fukushima, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and Kuwait have all pretty much bailed on nuclear, the nuclear industry doesn’t live and die by four countries.

In fact, I would argue the nuclear industry is actually gearing up for some record-breaking growth.

Here’s why…

Stroking Egos

The bottom line on nuclear is this: Those who do not support it are not going to support it.

Especially not after Fukushima.

And those who do support it — particularly investors — don’t need high-powered CEOs to stroke their egos and tell them everything’s going to be alright.

In fact, those investing in nuclear these days should be happier than the guy who just sold his Jeremy Lin rookie card for $21,000 on eBay. (He bought it one week prior for $1,000.)

Yes, Germany and Switzerland are kicking nuclear to the curb.

But according to the International Atomic Energy Agency, the number of nuclear reactors in the world is expected to increase by as many as 350 units in less than 20 years. That’s an increase of more than 80 percent!

This is a very big deal — and offers a wealth of opportunities for investors.

And there is one opportunity in particular that trumps them all…

No More Meltdowns

Take a look at this:blymeac

What you’re looking at is essentially the future of nuclear.

It’s the building block of a special type of alloy that’s several times stronger than steel, yet is the second lightest metal on earth.

Oh, and it can also allow the nuclear industry to eliminate meltdowns.

Yes, you read that correctly: eliminate meltdowns.

And here’s the best part: There’s only one company actively producing this stuff for the nuclear fuels industry.

Now for the sake of full disclosure, I do have a position in this company. And I sure as hell make no apologies for that. Not with something like this…

In the past five years alone, this company has watched its sales climb more than 2,000%.

Quite frankly, this little gem has the potential to completely control the nuclear fuels industry within the next ten years.

My friends, I am not missing out on that kind of action. And you shouldn’t either.

Don’t sleep on this one…

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