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Hub You - 2006 Was Huge For Uranium - 2007 Could Be Even Better!
In any event, getting the process right is a vital component. The credibility of the change managers will be scrutinised closely enough on the issue itself, with all processes in place. If process is at fault too, then things can get very messy indeed.LegalitiesLegalities of how you are dealing with people issues must be resolved first and a clear understanding of HR technicalities requires the right level of expertise. Within this are elements of fairness, consistency and honesty. Although subsets of the well-researched HR framework, they save a lot of time, energy and emotion if considered in advance and protocols carefully positioned.TimescalesAppropriate timescales in changing people issues, will need to be c
• Morgan Stanley documented that “mining fails to keep pace with demand. Uranium mine production in 2003 satisfied only 53% of our estimated demand for uranium. The balance of demand was met from stock depletion and diluti
We have probably all heard the phrase "It's not what you know, it's who you know". It's common enough and it has often been true.There have been times when advantage has been gained due to social status and sometimes wealth, occasionally these two are connected. But gaining an advantage this way is on the decline, fast. What is required now are relationships and networks of mutual trust and respect.Simply being intelligent will not get you far either. Consider someone who is highly intelligent and learns every French word there is. Unless they want to be a walking dictionary, their knowledge is next to worthless. It is clear here that to convert this knowledge to something of value, that can be offered, it is necessary to be able to apply it. Th
Amazing at it may seem, the fact that uranium has jumped up over 600% in 3 years, you would think that the main stream investors and media would take notice. But to date, we have seen very little in the way of coverage of this amazing bull market. The fact that uranium has not had one pull back in this entire run, and there is virtually no media coverage tells us that we are still very early in this bull market.
One of the aspects that we are very excited about is that the stocks have not kept up with the metal price. We are expecting some phenomenal jumps in share prices, maybe very soon, in order for the stocks to catch up to the metal. We have seen some of these stocks move lately, but there is more to come.
Remember that the fundamentals for uranium are still very strong today.
• There currently 445 Nuclear plants operating in the world today. There are 178 more pants under construction, planned or proposed. If all come on line, this would be a 40% increase.
• Nuclear power plants must have uranium in order to operate. Without uranium it is lights out for these Nuclear Plants.
• The cost of uranium in the overall cost of running the nuclear facility, is minimal compared to other fuel sources. As the cost of uranium increases, the impact on the cost of the nuclear plant is minimal. This is not the case with other forms of energy.
• Uranium also has the advantage of being a highly concentrated source of energy which is easily and cheaply transportable. The quantities needed are very much less than for coal or oil. One kilogram of natural uranium will yield about 20,000 times as much energy as the same amount of coal. It is therefore intrinsically a very portable and tradable commodity.
• Morgan Stanley documented that “mining fails to keep pace with demand. Uranium mine production in 2003 satisfied only 53% of our estimated demand for uranium. The balance of demand was met from stock depletion and dilutio
Problem of Training TransferA new inventory system was installed in a typical manufacturing company. Employees in the Purchasing Department were sent off to learn how to use the new software. One month later, the Purchasing Manager finds that only two out of the twelve Purchasing Officers are using the new system. The expected cost savings have not materialized and the Purchasing Manager resolves to take issue with the Training Manager at the next weekly meeting.Does this sound familiar? Experts estimate that somewhat less that twenty percent of training investments lead to some organizational benefit. This anomaly is commonly referred to as the "problem of training transfer". Why is it that such a small proportion of training en
Amazing at it may seem, the fact that uranium has jumped up over 600% in 3 years, you would think that the main stream investors and media would take notice. But to date, we have seen very little in the way of coverage of this amazing bull market. The fact that uranium has not had one pull back in this entire run, and there is virtually no media coverage tells us that we are still very early in this bull market.
One of the aspects that we are very excited about is that the stocks have not kept up with the metal price. We are expecting some phenomenal jumps in share prices, maybe very soon, in order for the stocks to catch up to the metal. We have seen some of these stocks move lately, but there is more to come.
Remember that the fundamentals for uranium are still very strong today.
• There currently 445 Nuclear plants operating in the world today. There are 178 more pants under construction, planned or proposed. If all come on line, this would be a 40% increase.
• Nuclear power plants must have uranium in order to operate. Without uranium it is lights out for these Nuclear Plants.
• The cost of uranium in the overall cost of running the nuclear facility, is minimal compared to other fuel sources. As the cost of uranium increases, the impact on the cost of the nuclear plant is minimal. This is not the case with other forms of energy.
• Uranium also has the advantage of being a highly concentrated source of energy which is easily and cheaply transportable. The quantities needed are very much less than for coal or oil. One kilogram of natural uranium will yield about 20,000 times as much energy as the same amount of coal. It is therefore intrinsically a very portable and tradable commodity.
• Morgan Stanley documented that “mining fails to keep pace with demand. Uranium mine production in 2003 satisfied only 53% of our estimated demand for uranium. The balance of demand was met from stock depletion and diluti
I recently received the “fabulous news” that I had won ?5,000.00. You know what they say about things that sound too good to be true – they usually are. So I looked for a phone number – absent. I then looked at the return address – Canada. Canada? I had a closer look at the delivery envelope – Royal Mail frank, i.e. it had been posted from the UK. Strange. I did a Google search for company name. At number 2 was a link to an article in the Mirror entitled “Rogue Mail”. Yep – it was a slick scam which was apparently netting the operators millions of pounds because to claim your prize you had to send a payment, in this case ?20.00.Now many would have been outraged at receiving such a letter. Instead, I saw it as a great learning opportunity no
Remember that the fundamentals for uranium are still very strong today.
• There currently 445 Nuclear plants operating in the world today. There are 178 more pants under construction, planned or proposed. If all come on line, this would be a 40% increase.
• Nuclear power plants must have uranium in order to operate. Without uranium it is lights out for these Nuclear Plants.
• The cost of uranium in the overall cost of running the nuclear facility, is minimal compared to other fuel sources. As the cost of uranium increases, the impact on the cost of the nuclear plant is minimal. This is not the case with other forms of energy.
• Uranium also has the advantage of being a highly concentrated source of energy which is easily and cheaply transportable. The quantities needed are very much less than for coal or oil. One kilogram of natural uranium will yield about 20,000 times as much energy as the same amount of coal. It is therefore intrinsically a very portable and tradable commodity.
• Morgan Stanley documented that “mining fails to keep pace with demand. Uranium mine production in 2003 satisfied only 53% of our estimated demand for uranium. The balance of demand was met from stock depletion and diluti
The ‘Order Form’ is your response mechanism when you send a letter. It is the most important piece in your mailing package. It is the final ‘call to action’ your prospect will see.In many cases it can be a real stumbling block for someone and can often prevent a person from responding if it is too difficult to complete or doesn’t in any way confirm they are making the right decision.You need to create a ‘magnetic’ response form that your prospect cannot resist.Think of it as your 1-page advert for the offer in your sales letter.Make it attractive, easy to fill in and valuable looking. Confirm the main thrust of your offer and any bonuses and guarantees you have made in your letter.Keep these 10
• Nuclear power plants must have uranium in order to operate. Without uranium it is lights out for these Nuclear Plants.
• The cost of uranium in the overall cost of running the nuclear facility, is minimal compared to other fuel sources. As the cost of uranium increases, the impact on the cost of the nuclear plant is minimal. This is not the case with other forms of energy.
• Uranium also has the advantage of being a highly concentrated source of energy which is easily and cheaply transportable. The quantities needed are very much less than for coal or oil. One kilogram of natural uranium will yield about 20,000 times as much energy as the same amount of coal. It is therefore intrinsically a very portable and tradable commodity.
• Morgan Stanley documented that “mining fails to keep pace with demand. Uranium mine production in 2003 satisfied only 53% of our estimated demand for uranium. The balance of demand was met from stock depletion and diluti
It's where your employees are in a 'special place' when they work together. And to get there, they have to be in a culture that is very special - and you can create it in your business too!Here are ten key points that will make a big, big difference:- Build Great RelationshipsTake the time to engage with your people. Enjoy conversations with them. Listen more than you speak. Be GenerousThis is not a money thing. Generous with your time, your courtesy, your behaviours. Be a kind boss and be humble. Encourage PeopleEncouragement creates tremendous energy. Think about when you were encouraged - what was it that happened to you - replicate it a hundred times in the next week. <
• Morgan Stanley documented that “mining fails to keep pace with demand. Uranium mine production in 2003 satisfied only 53% of our estimated demand for uranium. The balance of demand was met from stock depletion and dilution of weapons grade highly enriched uranium.” After the cigar lake flooding, there are no new large supplies of uranium scheduled to come into production until at least 2010.
One possible setback is the announcement that the Department of Energy planned to sell off some of its decommissioned nuclear weapons uranium. Although this suggests that prices could drop, when the announcement was made, the price of uranium went up, not down. Should we get a correction in the uranium prices, which we feel is unlikely, then this would be another excellent buying opportunity. We want to make it very clear to our subscribers, that we are still very bullish of uranium. Until we see the mass media and then the mass investors start to take notice, we will remain bullish. Uranium is still page 16 news, if it gets any at all. Until it works its way to page 1, we are riding this bull market out. Remember our keys to success are maximizing profits and minimizing losses.
For those who have not yet jumped on this band wagon we do not believe that it is too late to make good profits. The fundamentals are still very strong. And until we see this bull market start to get the coverage that it will get, it is still early in this bull market.
Although uranium is far from page 1 news, it is getting some coverage in the media. In a Bloomberg article we see that Merrill Lynch has raised its 2008 uranium price forecast by 78%, due to the Cigar Lake disaster and new demand coming form China and India. “ In their December 8th report, they are now predicting the average price in 2007 to be $75 a pound and $80 in 2008. Merrill Lynch notes that this year uranium had averaged $46 a pound, so their new view is rather impressive for uranium stock holders. “We do not see a major trigger on the horizon that will force spot prices down” says the Merrill Lynch analyst. “
“The delay of Cigar Lake and the immanent arrival of India into the commercial fuel market have created a notable i
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