The following is a brief one or two sentence update to previous individual stock reviews.
Cameco: Negative volume, negative momentum and negative moving average. May be heading back to previous $38 support.
Altius: Serious negative divergence in the momentum and volume versus price action. Moving average still positive but negative warnings are getting louder.
Gravity West: All indicators positive but move has now entered a zone of resistance from earlier action. Some consolidation expected.
Uranium One: Everything is negative and lower prices expected.
East Asia: Volume and moving average still positive, as is momentum, but momentum is giving warning of weakening.
El Nino: Looks like it wants to move higher but weak uranium environment may be affecting activity.
Fronteer Development: Indicators all positive but overall market may hamper advance.
Xemplar: All indicators remain positive but momentum just coming off its overbought zone so some consolidation of previous advance is taking place.
Belmont: Continues to consolidate and build a base but not yet moving. May be a good bottom fisher around here.
Paladin: Volume neutral, momentum just dropped inside its negative zone but moving average still positive. Action may go more into a lateral trend then up or down, for a while.
Bitterroot: Above its moving average but other indicators are not yet positive. May be waiting for the next bullish environment.
Consolidated Pacific Bay: All indicators are positive. Price may be going through a consolidation of previous move.
Kodiak: Long expected consolidation of previous move in progress. Momentum coming off its overbought zone and volume now moving laterally. More consolidation expected.
RPT Uranium: Positive volume action but momentum still in its negative zone. Price still needs to break above $0.40 resistance.
Anglo-Canadian Uranium: Continuing in its lateral base building and still requires a move through $0.40 to get going.
USEC: Bottoming action continues but no break-out yet. Heading towards bottom-fisher levels.
Uranium Energy: Still looking good but probably requires the general uranium environment to improve.
Altius: Serious negative divergence in the momentum and volume versus price action. Moving average still positive but negative warnings are getting louder.
Gravity West: All indicators positive but move has now entered a zone of resistance from earlier action. Some consolidation expected.
Uranium One: Everything is negative and lower prices expected.
East Asia: Volume and moving average still positive, as is momentum, but momentum is giving warning of weakening.
El Nino: Looks like it wants to move higher but weak uranium environment may be affecting activity.
Fronteer Development: Indicators all positive but overall market may hamper advance.
Xemplar: All indicators remain positive but momentum just coming off its overbought zone so some consolidation of previous advance is taking place.
Belmont: Continues to consolidate and build a base but not yet moving. May be a good bottom fisher around here.
Paladin: Volume neutral, momentum just dropped inside its negative zone but moving average still positive. Action may go more into a lateral trend then up or down, for a while.
Bitterroot: Above its moving average but other indicators are not yet positive. May be waiting for the next bullish environment.
Consolidated Pacific Bay: All indicators are positive. Price may be going through a consolidation of previous move.
Kodiak: Long expected consolidation of previous move in progress. Momentum coming off its overbought zone and volume now moving laterally. More consolidation expected.
RPT Uranium: Positive volume action but momentum still in its negative zone. Price still needs to break above $0.40 resistance.
Anglo-Canadian Uranium: Continuing in its lateral base building and still requires a move through $0.40 to get going.
USEC: Bottoming action continues but no break-out yet. Heading towards bottom-fisher levels.
Uranium Energy: Still looking good but probably requires the general uranium environment to improve.
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