Which Uranium Companies Will Likely Become the Next Producers?

Price Forecasts through 2008; Major Miners with Problems Ahead

Sarasota, FL (WebWire) April 23, 2007 -

StockInterview’s Uranium Outlook 2007-2008 names the likely near-term uranium producers through 2011 and independently evaluates their prospects. Who is on the list and who fails to make the cut? The 130-page CD-ROM publication provides uranium stock investors with the trusted insights StockInterview.com’s subscribers have come to rely upon. Some of the never-before-released vital data includes:

• What are the probable geological and/or production problems several of the world’s major uranium miners face through 2020? At least three of the anticipated mining supply sources might never materialize, or for much less than is currently being forecast.

•TradeTech’s proprietary high-base-low U3O8 price reference cases through 2008.

• How to choose uranium stocks this year and next. One tip shows you how to discover if a company is really moving its project forward or just hyping you.

• Find out the difficulties many uranium juniors face in bringing their projects into production, and why many are doomed to fail.

• Australia’s triple-whammy problems with uranium mining companies.

The 130-page CD-ROM edition of “Uranium Outlook 2007-2008” is now available online by visiting: http://bookstore.stockinterview.com


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