THE SQUEEZE IS ON, page-1378

Hilarious you think ura-bull, yet your the one who clearly wrong the joke on you..

Also, DYL SP is about the same price back in 20/9/2021 when you had a buy sentiment before it drop all the way to 50c Apr 2023

ura-bull comment from who knows where (likely twitterland),..

Uranium price has a tiny impact on the bottom line of a power plant and can be passed on to consumers (we've seen fossil fuel generation pass on huge increases - way more than Uranium price increases could). The increase from $40 to $106 (assuming contracts at $100) increases the cost per kwh by about a whopping 0.3 cents! WOW!

Phishpheet comment from the World Nuclear Association.

Doubling the uranium price (say from $25 to $50 per lb U3O8) takes the fuel cost up from 0.50 to 0.62 ¢/kWh, an increase of one-quarter, and the expected cost of generation of the best US plants from 1.3 ¢/kWh to 1.42 ¢/kWh (an increase of almost 10%).
Only if uranium prices rise to above $100 per lb U3O8 ($260/kgU), and stay there for a prolonged period (which seems very unlikely), will the impact on nuclear generating costs be considerable.
Then you got to add the added cost of Conversion, Enrichment, Fuel fabrication.