be careful of things that glow at night

I dont profess to having expert knowledge on the U topic nor even the rest of CMR's assets, but it worries me that the focus is straying away from CMR's high probability projects. Don't let's lose sight of the fact that the non-Uranium goodies could easily be worth beyond $3.00 a share. We don't want this to turn into a "radiant" fantasy. IMHO that could degrade the much higher quality aspects of the story that are more likely to attract a greater number of professional, non-fickle stayers onto the register.

Admittedly the talk of glowing metals gets me a little excited too, but it shouldn't. I have said a few Hail Mary's etc to expunge the guilt.