/biz/ - Business & Finance

>uranium provides 20% of the worlds energy >some of the biggest producers in the world ramped down production because covid
>previous uranium stock is expected to be depleted by 2022
>there is a greater demand now for the first time since before fukashima disaster
>"greenest" energy possible
>nuclear reactors are the cheapest source of "clean" hydrogen
>the whole industry wants $50 per pound but its in the 30's right now
>controversial, highly volatile, cheap

>where do you get your stock picks from bro?

>HEY anon! whadjya do this weekend?

>whoah anon nice to see you again, what ya been up to during lockdown?

>dumped RYCEY(idk how us/uk trade deal will effect it)
>sold TQQQ at 158.44 today
>got shook but took a +20% on GME only holding long calls now
>waiting on horsey speculations tomorrow
>everything into AMD and TSM
>scale out after q3 reports
>put some back into UPS
>mfw looking for the next play
damn this feels good, its almost like I didnt shit post and read interesting articles all day

>>10388593
it's pretty evenly split, politically. Also, the average income
http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/FL/Palm_Beach/64724/183939/en/summary.html

Also
>The county’s median income was $51,804, compared with a national median of $52,250. County residents, generally though, are earning more than counterparts across the state. Florida’s median income is $46,036. That makes it one of 28 states with lower incomes than the national measure.