mja, I'm sorry but I dont agree with you at all... but that's ok, everyone has their own opinion which allows us to have winners and losers on the market..
making a statement like 10,000 plus on the dow infers things are rocking, which you know is incorrect, I believe it was sub 10,000 in the last week so please bring some context into your message.
Namibia as a country... really... you'rr suggesting that the red tape of countries like Australia or the US are easier to progress a Uranium mine... again, please..
Finally your suggesting the only way BMN can move forward is with total funding from a financial institution... my final please to you if I may... most of the deals done in the next year or so will be through off take agreements, surely that is clearly visible with the growth sentiment in the sector and the need to tie down and secure long term fuel agreements for investments that will be required in Nuclear Fuel stations!! The investment here is much larger than the capex your suggesting is going to be a show stopper for BMN and will need to be secured to access funding that governments are now behing pretty much everywhere else outside of the brain dead Australian Govenment... perhaps the current insulation batts issue will ensure we get rid of one such idiot.
Not rose coloured glasses here matey, just a dose of reality - people need to get with the program and take out of the equation the fact that they have incurred a loss... it happens... dont miss the gain, its only up for a stock like BMN.
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