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Are We Entering a Nuclear Renaissance? Two Uranium Experts Live With Me Tomorrow ?

Are We Entering a Nuclear Renaissance? Two Uranium Experts Live With Me Tomorrow                                                                                                      New Swing Trade Strategy: Don't miss this free workshop.                                                                                                                                           Hey there, it’s Micah here with a quick reminder... Today I've lined up two of the worlds expers on Uranium to speak to our group, can you make it? [Click Here to RSVP and save your spot at the online event]( As soon as you register you'll also get access to an 11 page guide on investing in the Uranium markets which I found very helpful as a newbie. Because of the recent explosion of AI and specifically, how much energy it takes to power the data centers needed, I’ve been thinking more and more about the energy markets. Companies like MSFT and AMZN have already shown huge investments in the direction of nuclear power. On top of that we seem to be entering a long term cultural trend to “electrify everything”. This is putting pressure down the line and starting to impact Uranium in a big way. Today’s good news is that after much hustle I was able to line up two of the world’s experts on the topic to come and speak to our group today at 1pm et. [Click Here to RSVP and save your spot at the online event]( The electrification of everything... the growth of AI computing... and the worldwide push towards electric vehicle production will put new and unprecedented strain on the world’s power grids. Elon Musk, the most prominent voice on electric vehicles, recently stated that EVs will double the world’s need for electricity by the year 2040. Musk, logically, has also endorsed nuclear energy. Today we're going to take a deep dive into the world of Uranium and how it just might be our big next big gold mine. [Click Here to RSVP]( I hope to see you there! Trade on,Micah PS. I was just reading some of the research published by the two experts coming today… Here are some of the interesting quotes I found… “Despite many nations’ best efforts to implement energy efficiency measures, global electricity consumption continues to rise. While solar and wind are largely hailed as the carbon-free electricity “climate change” saviors, both sources are experiencing slowing growth due to cost overruns and the inherent problems of grids having too large a percentage of these intermittent energy inputs. Put simply, the world needs reliable, clean 24/7 baseload power…the kind nuclear power can provide. We believe this trend will continue as physics inevitably “wins.” The embracing of nuclear power that we are witnessing currently is not only likely to continue but more than likely will accelerate as global electricity demand grows. In fact, the International Energy Agency projects that in order to achieve “Net Zero” by 2050, global nuclear-generated capacity will need to essentially double, requiring the fastest global nuclear build out in history. We are facing a future defined by higher energy demand. By 2030 the surge in AI alone, meaning U.S. data centers, may gobble up more demand than households. Look for this theme to broaden out and continue to positively impact the entire energy sector including uranium stocks. A confluence of factors has coalesced and refocused both interest and growth in a longstanding, time-tested technology that produces clean, carbon-free energy: nuclear power. Unlike other commodities, uranium is largely inelastic to economic contractions. Nuclear power plants do not drastically alter their electricity generation based on economic booms or busts. Importantly, procuring uranium represents <5% of the overall cost of operating a nuclear power plant – therefore, significant upside exists for this necessary commodity. The costs associated with shutting down a plant FAR outweigh the cost increases due to more expensive fuel. We expect to see many years of accretive pressure on the price of uranium due to persistent supply shortfalls and the stable and growing demand outlook.” Micah here again, here’s the link to RSVP for the workshop [Click Here to RSVP - Uranium Workshop]( See you there!   Micah LamarCEO WallStreet.io Micah@WallStreet.io Questions? Please email us at Support@WallStreet.io or Chat with us 1-on-1 at WallStreet.io WallStreet.io All Rights Reserved © 2024 [Manage Email Notifications]( Thank you for being a part of our community. Please use the social links below and spread the word. We appreciate you! Thanks in advance.  Â

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