Not suggesting you bought into the wider narrative of BOE and the Uranium macro.... markets become excessive because of overly bullish narratives as this one did and the Directors simply had better market knowledge access than most and hence the reason they sold.
The longer term demand / supply picture looks fine, but Uranium, like lithium are volatile assets because they are reemerging or emerging and price has a very good (or bad depending if you get stuck) habit of getting ahead of time.
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