The old stock market adage "the commodity price leads" explains much, especially in a climate change denying world.
Until the uranium price exceeds pre-Fukushima levels, there will be no real interest in uranium (or thorium) miners ?
I'm a long term believer in nuclear energy, and a follower of Michael Shellenberger, but cant invest in nuclear while, illogically, nuclear energy generation remains banned in Australia, the worlds largest reserves of uranium and thorium.
Ann: Exceptional Resource Conversion at Tumas 3, page-7
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