30DeltaSpy
Posted - 18 hours ago
$CEG bullish and my price target is 280
RiskRewardRuleer
Posted - 21 hours ago
$GOOG $CEG LFG, expected this to move higher. Also, your thoughts on MYNZ? Who's behind the 30M share offering deal? 👀 And how could the Thermo Fisher (TMO) partnership ($210B market cap) reflect this stock movement and PR buzz everywhere on socials?
trading_momentum
Posted - 1 day ago
$CEG and other utility stocks have dumped since election- not exactly sure why but I'd probably want to look into that. Needs to hold 200 to stay macro bullish imo. Below that, I wouldn't be too interested personally. Would have room to 160
simply_trading
Posted - 1 day ago
$CCJ $CEG $NVDA no matter the outcome of NVDA ER, advancing AI will need actual power to support from overheating 🤗
simply_trading
Posted - 1 day ago
$CCJ $CEG entered 12/6 calls 🙏
Heroda
Posted - 1 day ago
$CEG In the shadows of others in same industry.
ChristaBoarts
Posted - 1 day ago
$CEG CRDL’s findings support the scalability of CardiolRx™ into broader cardiovascular disease markets, unlocking significant growth opportunities.
dD_Db
Posted - 1 day ago
$CEG go big guy go! 100dema bounce, nuclear bull
JFDI
Posted - 1 day ago
$CEG potential for double bottom here. Daily meh
Weekly I like. Sitting on 30wma
Finnian_Belgrave
Posted - 1 day ago
💥 $BOLT.CN Low float and a market cap under $10 million = significant upside potential. 🔥 A 5000-meter drill core is awaiting assay results. Drilling permits are valid through 2027 truly worth its weight in gold. MOVING ON MARKET OPEN, 330K volume yesterday (+4x avg.) !!! WATCHING $.55 PT (+100%). 🚀 PR incoming !!! $CEG $TEAM
OptionSamurai
Posted - 2 days ago
$CEG appears in our scan that looks for a high probability naked puts on stocks that are oversold. $CEG has a fundamental score of 5 and a growth score of 5; RSI is 23.6; Put 210.0, 06-Dec-24 has Annualized return is 22.2%; The probability of profit is 77.8%; Breakeven point is 7.8% away.
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Alistair_Morgan
Posted - 2 days ago
😏🚀 MYNZ We know the date of the reverse split (RS) if there will be one, but possibly a Nasdaq extension will be granted. Last time it traded, 50 million and 19 million heavy shorts attacked. Now, it has huge credibility after the TMO partnership and the meeting. The company will decide by November 25th whether or not to do an RS based on Nasdaq's response. Anyway, after the RS, I'm not worried about what happens next. A $210 billion partner TMO signing a deal with a penny stock has never happened before. I will be loading heavy on Monday. This will go to the moon like the DRUG stock recently did. The price target (PT) is $50. The squeeze will be parabolic. $NXPI $CEG
DonCorleone77
Posted - 3 days ago
$SRUUF $CCJ $NXE $CEG $LEU From Bloomberg: "Russia Takes Aim at US Nuclear Power by Throttling Uranium" -- Enriched uranium needed in reactors supplying 19% of US power -- Russia says it’s responding to US law curbing uranium imports Russia is temporarily limiting exports of enriched uranium to the US, creating potential supply risks to utilities operating American reactors that generate almost a fifth of the nation’s electricity. The Russian government didn’t provide details of the restrictions or their duration in a Friday statement on Telegram. Utilities tend to make purchases well in advance, so any impact is unlikely to be immediate. As Russia’s prolonged war in Ukraine has made it increasingly unpopular on the world stage, the nation has repeatedly signaled a willingness to use its vast energy resources as geopolitical bargaining chips. Russia also told Austria on Friday it’s throttling gas supplies, interrupting a six-decade supply agreement currently covering 80% of demand because of a legal dispute. The latest move targets a particularly vulnerable US link in the nuclear fuel cycle. Russia controls almost half the world’s capacity to separate the uranium isotopes needed in reactors, and last year supplied more than a quarter of the US’s enriched fuel. While most deliveries have already been made this year, a ban could have implications from 2025, said Jonathan Hinze, president of UxC, which tracks uranium-fuel markets. That may leave some reactor operators without an alternative supplier. “There would be some utilities maybe that would be expecting that material and now might not get it,” he said. Canada’s Cameco Corp., one of the world’s biggest uranium miners, said the cumulative risks to the supply of nuclear fuel are significant. “To break the dependence on Russia and other state-owned enterprises, coordinated western responses are required,” Cameco spokeswoman Veronica Baker said in a statement. Russia said the move was a response to a ban imposed by the US on imports of Russian enriched uranium. President Joe Biden signed the legislation in May, but it allows for shipments to continue until 2028 under a system of waivers. The exceptions underscore a simple fact about the industry — that the US has allowed its domestic enrichment capacity to languish. “We don’t have enough enriched uranium here,” Chris Gadomski, head nuclear analyst for BloombergNEF, said in an interview. “They should have been stockpiling enriched uranium in anticipation of this happening.” While the Biden administration has launched a multibillion-dollar effort to restart the nation’s domestic uranium enrichment capabilities, it is still in its nascent form. The US has just one commercial enrichment facility in New Mexico, which is owned by a British, Dutch and German consortium, Urenco Ltd. Urenco’s US unit supplies about one-third of the enriched uranium used in American reactors, and is working to expand capacity 15% by 2027. The company “recognizes the critical need to ensure a reliable, secure and domestically supported supply of enriched uranium for the US nuclear energy industry, particularly as geopolitical tensions highlight the risks of reliance on unstable sources,” Rebecca Astles, Urenco’s head of communications, said by email. Among the recipients of waivers to import Russian reactor fuel are Constellation Energy Corp., the biggest US nuclear operator, and Centrus Energy Corp., a nuclear fuel supplier. Other requests are pending. Constellation Energy fell as much as 1.7% in New York on Friday. Centrus is the biggest US trader of Russian enriched uranium — its stock fell as much as 13%. In a statement, Centrus said the Russian decree wasn’t available to the company and it had not been able to verify or assess its implications. “Should Tenex be unable to perform as expected under our supply agreement, Centrus has alternatives under consideration that could be used to mitigate a portion of the near-term impacts,” the company said, referring to Russia’s state-owned uranium supplier. “We expect Tenex to take the necessary actions to continue meeting its contractual obligations.” Shares of other uranium or uranium-related companies rose, with Cameco climbing more than 6% at one point, while the US miner Ur-Energy Inc. surged as much as 10% and rival Uranium Energy Corp. jumped 13% before giving back most gains.
Frank__White
Posted - 4 days ago
$CEG $SMR may have to nibble on these Monday
Thelonius_Stonk
Posted - 4 days ago
$CEG bearish weekly engulfer. i'm looking at a quick trip sub 200
Clargy
Posted - 5 days ago
$CEG has that gap-fill look to it... $207-210
