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chrisnj i would have to agree with you. Champ, the use of a P/E ratio for PDN is probably not the most effective and accurate measure considering the company's position. They are in the process of dramatically ramping up production so their P/E ratio will be totally out of whack for a long time to come.... Although there are many risks associated with PDN and uranium, i think that it is not as risky as people are making it out to be. Nuclear energy is not something people/countries can switch off tomorrow. We depend on it and we will depend on it in the future (mostly likely even more). There is a lot of stigma associated around uranium companies but i think those that are brave enough to hold buy up and hold through it will be laughing when the worlds attention focuses on something else. Just think about what BHP are doing..... They're not stupid and it shouldn't encourage free riding but it begs a few questions and a reason to do some research.

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GC