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Who wants to go big and bet for the future with Uranium?
Am I crazy for thinking the AI energy trade actually starts with uranium miners like DNN?
5 Penny Stocks That Might Be About to Take Off
Remember DNN? Smaller SI ratio but enough propel stock price once past this massive sell wall?
Remember DNN? Smaller short interest ratio but enough to propel stock price once past this massive sell wall?
Remember DNN? Smaller short interest ratio but enough propel stock price once past this massive sell wall?
F3 Uranium (FUU on TSX), undervalued markt cap compared to their portfolio of uranium focused properties and their 2 owned high grade uranium deposits PLN (end 2022) and Tetra (New). An overview
Energy under 6 dollars: 5 tickers with real near term catalysts and how to stalk them
5-for-6 watchlist: catalysts you can circle and levels you can trade
Nuclear, solar, and an integrator: 5 names that move on news
Why I've taken a large leveraged position in DNN, and why I continue to build on it
YOLOing into UROY before the nukes go online ⚛️
Uranium play worth it? Thinking about UROY since NY is building a new nuke plant ⚛️
god i love uranium... (DNN stock) (For UUUU FOMO'ers)
DNN Gonna Use the DENNIS system to acquire tendies
$DNN + DoD Meeting (Oct 23) = 💰💰💰 The Easiest DD of Your Life.
🔋 DNN – A rare “safer” penny stock play in the nuclear boom
Potential upside for $DNN and $MITQ?
What would be stocks to hold worth smaller amounts
Uranium is the play to power Ai data centers which are extremely power hungry. FMST on Nasdaq
Big money is starting to come in now the new Uranium Booooom is upon us..
Been a long journey, but finally cracked $500K last week
Been a long journey, but finally cracked $500k last week
Why now is the time to be watching the market like a hawk and looking for penny stocks you will be able to flip by the end of the year
Uranium Stocks to Buy: Nuclear, Clean Energy, and AI $NXE $DNN $UEC $CCJ $URA
These 3 Nuclear Stocks Should Be on Your Energy Radar $DNN $NXE $PDN
These 3 Nuclear Stocks Should Be on Your Energy Radar $DNN $NXE $PDN
These 3 Nuclear Stocks Should Be on Your Energy Radar $DNN $NXE $PDN
Iran Rejects U.S. Proposal to Limit Nuclear Program
Uranium Stocks: 5 Biggest Companies in 2025 $BHP $CCJ $NXE $UEC $DNN
Uranium Stocks: 5 Biggest Companies in 2025 $BHP $CCJ $NXE $UEC $DNN
$FMST Foremost Lithium this microcap low float critical metals stock is in a great spot right now
$FMST Foremost Lithium this microcap low float critical metals stock is in a great spot right now
$FMST Foremost Lithium this microcap low float critical metals stock is in a great spot right now
$FMST Foremost Lithium this microcap low float critical metals stock is in a great spot right now
Sell Jan 26 DNN 1.5 Put for .35. Trading at 1.41.
The uranium price continues to go higher due to a shortage in the spotmarket that can't be solved in 1 year time. While uranium demand is price inelastic => Soon uranium spotprice will go above 100 USD/lb
Announcement of 2 new funds (500M USD +125M USD) that will buy physical uranium in the tiny uranium spotmarket
The Uranium spotmarket is about to become much more tight leading to an important uranium price increase in the coming weeks and months + uranium company share prices have some catching up to do.
ALKQ (ARK Autonomous Tech. & Robotics ETF) is buying Cameco!
And in the meantime the uranium price continues to increase + new urgent RFP coming in the market that will increase the upward pressure on the uranium price.
Producers, clients and financial players competing in the uranium spotmarket (yes, producers are also spotbuyers), Very soon Zuri-Invest will at least buy 2M pounds in the spotmarket (Next week?) -> A couple possibilities: URA, URNM, CCJ, UEC, EU, DNN, GLO, URG, UUUU, ...
So let me get that straight: "The uranium spot buying vs spot selling in 2023” + a couple small caps
Small overview about the nuclear power growth and the evolution in growing global uranium supply gap + different fund managers investing in uranium sector +latest information on couple uranium companies ($U.UN, $URNM, $URA, $CCJ, $UEC, URG, $UUUU, $DNN, ...)
A small overview about the latest news around the nuclear power restarts and the evolution in global uranium supply gap + latest information on a couple uranium companies
Uranium sector macro update: Multi-year uranium contracting cycle + the impact of the switch from underfeeding to overfeeding + the growing global uranium supply gap
DD: Uranium Sector, Come Glow With Me.
DD: Uranium Sector, Come Glow With Me
Let's take a closer look at uranium
Encore Energy Confirms U.S. Court Of Appeal Decision Affirming The Dewey Burdock License To Extract Uranium $PEGA $DNN $UEC $CCJ
Breaking-Uranium Stocks taking off -Long Term Contracting (Big News) $PEGA $CCJ $DNN $UEC
What’re your option plays for penny stocks?
Only down like 16k since November. Cool. Lucid, DNN, and GSAT will save me
Denison Mines Corp $DNN - High Demand on Uranium makes DNN very interesting! This is the next big bull-run like in 2007-2008. We are still in the very early stages. But more and more countries are interested in nuclear power reactors! DNN let’s go
My top 4 penny stocks at moment
Using robinhood's instant deposit as leverage ?
Elon Musk March 11, 2022. “I think modern nuclear power is very safe, despite what the public may think.”
Elon Musk March 11, 2022. “I think modern nuclear power is very safe, despite what the public may think.”
Elon Musk March 11, 2022. “I think modern nuclear power is very safe, despite what the public may think.”
Why I am bullish for Uranium and Nuclear, right now part 2
[Mining Thread] What's the current sentiment about mining pennystocks on this sub? Mining bulls let your voices be heard.
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Thinking of full porting UUUU, ASPI, and DNN I want to be regarded 
That's probably $DNN now
OKLO DNN UUUU?!!! Which ones?!!
DNN the funniest stock cuz i cant not think of it like its CNN but "deez nuts"
DNN looks very nice today bought the dip and all in
Did not expect DNN the Canadian uranium gooner stock to be my best performer today 🇨🇦 🫎
What a fucking unexpected green Friday. God bless Canada, LFG DNN
I'm in UUUU (375 shares), UEC (2000 shares), DNN (2200 shares), & NXE (250 shares). I'd just dollar cost average on the way down though. Uranium prices spiked in January and have cooled off quite a bit and have remained flat since then. I'm hoping Uranium prices surge back upwards with the chaos in the Strait that's going on.
Got super lucky on Intel. Bought calls the day they took a meeting with white house. Sold when gov announced stake. Another spike was from Google. Bought on a down day. They announced some legal win in the EU a little later. Love the big hits, but it's mostly farming covered calls on DNN and Pfizer. That's the only way I've made money consistently
Wow, that's actually been what I've been putting my money into for the last 1-1.5 years. UUUU very recently, just opened a position on URG, been long on DNN, NXE, just got into ASPI today and EU recently
How the hell is DNN up over 5%, that's like 50% for this sloth of a ticker LFG 🫦
Going to hold cosm through part or all of next week and DNN maybe through the summer. I'm not a big fan of product lines like cosm's but it seems like an attempt at an actual turnaround superficially. Need to read into it more. I did f up with gpus after all. Also like the prospects for DNN with the uranium mine and the hurdles they have cleared but I don't know the space at all so definitely need to do some research there too.
Denison mines, DNN Definium therapeutics, DFTX FPX nickel, FPX.V
Feeling bullish on uranium again, my lowest return is DNN at almost 50% since last August. Also buying NXE EU ASPI
That's an interesting take. I think people may be overlooking the supply chain side of the AI boom. The cost of servers, GPUs, and networking equipment has already risen significantly, and AI data centers are consuming more power and requiring more specialized hardware every year. If critical minerals or rare earths become a bottleneck, those costs only increase. I've also looked at uranium (DNN) because the electricity demand from AI data centers could be another major constraint. It seems like the market is focused on AI software while underestimating the physical infrastructure needed to support it.
2027 will be DNN's year
Traded DNN for 15 years. Fukushima disaster threw a a big wrench in the U works. But the ducks are lined up nicely now. Just holding shares and waiting for the mine to reach production phase.
Love DNN as an easy share hold. Also dirt cheap LEAPs, but dirt-poor returns on options unless you time the rips perfectly E.g. Jan $2028 $5C had a spread of $0.65-0.90 today. Say you get filled at $0.80 and it doubles to a $6 bn valuation and ~$7 stock price. You can sell your calls for $2 + any additional value since they're not quite 1 delta until they go deep ITM Of course, it could triple and run to $10. But in that case, you'd probably make more on CCJ LEAPs and watching it run to $200+ since it won't triple as easily as smaller names DNN, EU, and UEC are all good share-holds imo. But I'd still hedge with URA puts ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯
Waiting for reversal candle in DNN, to get about 0.50 cents per share
They don't even stay drilling till mid next year at the earliest, DNN stays in the drawer till 28ish. Then I'll start peeking
I didn't invest for the last year or so, I was playing microtransaction games and really only invested in my IRA. But I actually did pick up some RGTI, OKLO, DNN, NVTS
DNN because uranium is on the rise, shortage of uranium supply should hit hardest from 2029-2032. Theyre a low cost mine applying a very environmentally friendly extraction method on a high grade mine. They're using a recovery method that is typically used on low grade so it's never been done before but if it works, it will open up a whole suite of potential high economic return mines.
Ah another man of culture loaded up on DNN I see. I have LEAPS, this thing is going to moon when uranium demand jumps
I've been buying and holding DNN for three years now... I'm up but getting impatient. what do you think their prospects are near/long term?
I was actually looking at Uranium last night but decided against it. Anyway, I had Claude review your DD: I have enough. Here's my read. The macro skeleton is real, but the DD is doing the classic WSB thing: stapling true facts to a conclusion they don't actually support, and slipping in at least one number that's wrong. **What checks out:** * The Iran war and Hormuz disruption are real. As of late May, commercial transit through the strait had collapsed roughly 94% versus the pre-conflict baseline, though it's a "permission-based" / restructured regime rather than a clean closure, and there's a fragile post-April ceasefire. [Windward](https://windward.ai/blog/three-months-into-operation-epic-fury/) * The SPR numbers are basically accurate. A record 9.9 million barrels were shipped out of the SPR in one week, pushing the total to about 374 million barrels, its lowest since July 2024. The "10M/week" and "374M, two-year low" claims are legit. The "3-5 months to legal minimum" extrapolation is naive (drawdown rates aren't constant), but directionally the buffer is thin. [Pipeline and Gas Journal](https://pgjonline.com/news/2026/may/massive-spr-oil-release-drains-us-emergency-crude-stockpile-to-two-year-low) * The hyperscaler nuclear deals (MSFT/TMI, AMZN/Talen, GOOG/Kairos) are real and predate the war. * Structural supply story is real: Kazatomprom guidance issues, Russian enrichment dominance + import ban, decade-plus mine lead times. **What's wrong or oversold:** * **The central premise is the weakest link.** "Hormuz closed → uranium pumps" doesn't survive contact with the actual price action. Spot U3O8 started 2026 just over $80, hit $101.41 on January 29, then sold off to $85.50 by February 5 — and the war in Feb/March pushed it *down*, not up, as investors fled to safe-haven assets, ending Q1 around $83.90. So the exact catalyst the DD is built on (Iran war) historically coincided with uranium *falling*. That's the opposite of the thesis. [Investing News Network](https://investingnews.com/uranium-forecast/) * **"Run from $20 to $100" is misleading framing.** The $20 bottom was \~2016. Spot was range-bound between roughly $63 and $83 for most of 2025 and was "dead flat" on the year. Spot is currently mid-$80s, not consolidating fresh off a $100 breakout. [nasdaq](https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/uranium-price-update-q1-2025-review) * Oil and uranium don't substitute. Oil is \~zero US power generation; it's transport. A Hormuz oil shock doesn't directly bid uranium — the DD hand-waves "when gas-fired generation gets squeezed," but a closed strait doesn't squeeze US natural gas (the US is a net gas exporter). The energy-security narrative for nuclear is real but it's slow-moving utility/policy demand, not a war-driven spot spike. **The actual bull case** (which the DD buries) is the better one: long-term contract prices have been grinding up — from about $80 to $86 — and sit $8-10 above spot, with utilities under-contracted. That's a structural, multi-year re-rating story. It's just not the "Hormuz closed, yellowcake szn, buy calls" trade the post is selling. [nasdaq](https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/uranium-price-update-q1-2025-review) Net: the facts are mostly real, the narrative is a non-sequitur. It reads like someone who is correctly long-term bullish on uranium reverse-engineered an urgent catalyst out of an unrelated oil crisis to justify near-term options. Treat the structural thesis seriously; treat the "nobody is pricing this in" urgency and the implied spot-price spike skeptically. Not financial advice, and I'm not your financial advisor — but if you want, I can pull the current CCJ/DNN/UUUU valuations and contract-book details to pressure-test the equity-specific claims.
Build a hefty 80-90% VT/VOO base and buy stocks with the rest- for me I'm in RKLB, ONDS, and DNN. Use a ROTH IRA if you can as you can rebalsnce within it tax-free.
DNN - exploration and development of Uranium. Has a great balance sheet. Moves super slow but more stable than a lot of the penny stocks mentioned on here. Some analysts have raised their price targets for this stock (not that this matters). This one is a good favorite :)
Been adding to DNN for uranium
no one mentioned DNN yet? The glowy rocks have to get dug out of the ground by someone, and that someone just finished with all the paperwork and permits and financing to start a brand new hole up in Canada.
DNN, uranium mining company in Canada, have a catalyst coming I believe but its probably the play for LEAPS. I have Jan 2028 calls
No one gives a fuck but DNN earnings tmr
CCJ would be the leader IMO w significant leverage. But highest beta, UUUU or DNN. These are the "junior" minors if you will.
Maybe? I mean DNN been flat flat flat.
Loving DNN - anyone playing January 2028 calls?
Nice, I own DNN and the VanEck uranium ETF (NLR) for the energy sector of my port. Been doing pretty solid—wish it was more than just 10% of my weight though. I felt like it was a more high risk high reward stock so I didn’t buy as much as I could have unfortunately. Still getting gains though!
Anyone else in Denison (DNN) didn’t realize I couldn’t talk about it in the stocks sub lol
I have a strong position on Denison Mines (DNN). Happy so far
Ok grandpa. I’m a 21 year old trading on margin and have my positions highly concentrated in VWO, TSM, UUUU, DNN, USAR. They’re going to force AI to work whether it works or not and the only way we can have the power we need is through nuclear (UUUU, DNN) it’s also morally right for the environment to go nuclear! We need to stop targeting 10% and go with the safe obvious 20%+ like it honestly makes me sick when people want to open or recommend HYSA. WOW FUCKING 3%. It’s not that hard to pick a 40%+ stock it just takes a few bad picks and you’ll eventually find your forte
Own 2 of those, currently; and I'm already up 90% on DNN at the moment. Gonna hold. Gonna hold ATAI, too. I think the "shroom" psychiatric market might explode soon. If not? Well, penny stocks are just gambling, anyway. Don't place all your eggs and whatnot.
The problem with DNN is that production won't begin until 2028. If you want to look at a company that's about to start production this year with multiple projects underway, look at ASPI. The catalyst is helium, since the recent attacks in the Middle East reduced global helium production by approximately 30%. Helium is crucial for chip manufacturing.
How's the leverage on those options BTW? I was simulating some gains on UEC and DNN specifically but wasnt so impressed. Anything I can look at?
Adding these to my research list along with DNN
I rode DNN from 1.50 to 4.20. Just got out of
Man, breaking news updates on here. You degenerates turned WSB into DNN.
Not me lol, I blew up my robinhood account by going all in on a bio stock a few years ago. Safest bet right now is nuclear UEC, DNN, ASPI, NLR AND SMR
Swarmer just jumped, along with DNN and some solid state names...
Na, UUUU, UEC, and DNN are way better picks.
look at stock, look at who runs the company, look at asset values, potential for future mainstream adoptability of that technology and if the leaders are capabale enough and have the assets to complete that plan then its likely a winner. That is extremely extremely rare. My last "win" was catching DNN at 0.17 a share back in 2017 I think
I told y’all about DNN. Here’s another one: EOG
Went with leaps for DNN and NXE, will exercise those if they pop.
fuck it, bought a few more shares of SSRM and DNN on a pullback. both positions up \~+25% lessgo
I grabbed these a couple weeks ago when I read your comment, thanks for the tip. I also grabbed a few shares in my ira account to hold for a while. DNN $4.5 Call exp Jan 15 2027, 2 buys DNN $5.5 Call exp Jan 21 2028, 1 buy
I’m going to try to get some bargains today. lol! Maybe add to DNN & LAC if they get down enough (I got in early on them so my average is good). What are you looking at?
Canada two weeks away from WMD. Calls on $DNN
which metals? the cold shiny kind or the hot glowy kind? I wish DNN (uranium miner, mistaken for another company) would hurry up and go back to being my best fat finger trade ever
They might suck at hockey, but they got that yellow cake. $DNN to $1k when Canada announces they're building a strategic nuclear defense.
Don't feel bad, sold Vertiv when it was up like 25% cause that was a rule I set when I started on hood last year. It went to 100%. Only stock I bought that i really way up on is DNN. Its been hovering at 100% return lately, almost enough to cover how far down I am on other bags I'm holding. Options are the same, for every $50 I make on options, I lose $50 on options. I bought Puts a few weeks ago right before earnings came out on a stock. I set a limit sell for a nice %50 return cause I was working and couldn't watch the market. They went to a 500% return after my limit was triggered. Bought calls next day and lost everything I gained. Im down about 2% overall for 2027.
Anyone else long on DNN https://denisonmines.com/news/denison-announces-final-investment-decision-for-th-122844/
Anyone else going long Denison Mines (DNN) after they received the approval to construct Phoenix ISR uranium project in Saskatchewan. 2-year construction period and indicates the project remains on track for first production by mid-2028, subject to a final investment decision. The company notes it has advanced pre-construction work so it can move quickly once that decision is made.
I actually just sold a DNN call today. I made 20$ it was my first options trade ever.
Dont forget the plethora of nuclear trade deals Canada just did. Also Dennison has been stockpiling uranium, so they are holding for the next big cycle. If my analysis of the 10 year chart on uranium compared to current, looks like we are coiling. I got into DNN because a stop loss flushed me on LEU prior to its launching. Read up on the company, like the history, think thry are poised fairly well. Got my bets placed last October, just been watching occasionally.
I think this just confirms my placing of it in my list. CCJ is the best of the best and DNN is the best of the rest. You want at least one of the big producers before you delve into the developers, but uranium is such a thin market it's easy to get your bearings pretty fast, especially among the big guys. The next best developer is maybe NexGen with rook 1, final stages of approval are any day now. I like DNN better for the lower upfront capital costs, likely cheaper recovery methods and shorter construction estimates to get into production, but NXE has great scale and is definitely going to happen eventually. NOBL is taking it's time, but the night is young with these exploration companies and the holes look good so far if your context isn't the Athabasca basin. Doing better than DMX lol. Honestly tho, there are a lot of decent development plays in the basin rn I'm not going to pay too much attention to these tiny explorers just yet. Skyharbour is maybe the only exception, but that's also a different kind of exploration model. Like I said in my comment, uranium is probably the least risk subsector if you ask me. We're teetering on triple digit uranium in the spot market, there's all this nuclear build-out but when you add up all the pounds to actually fuel the reactors it's so bad that the big miners are the ones sounding the alarm about supply. Now even juniors are making bankable offtake agreements and moving to the term market. Wild times. I would just dive in and get to know everything you can about this sector if you're already halfway interested, it's a fun one.
Now that Phoenix project got approval a few hours ago, curious, thoughts on DNN? I have my half thesis, but don't know much on the sector.
DNN is a pretty good one. Considering how nuclear is hottest thing right now for energy in the AI boom. Liquidity is high, very low debt. The only “problem” is that all the approvals need to go smoothly (which they are) and they will be operational in 2028. So as a long term hold I would give it a look.
It's been almost five years in the market and I've had about four lucky position that I've let slip through my fingers. I think the universe was trying desperately to make me a millionaire and I was too retarded to capitalize on it. Literally started trading at the end of 2021 and bought 100k dogecoin for under a cent apiece. Sold out at basically breakeven because of the GME hype and wanted to be in that and by the time I had looked back at doge Elon tweeted about it and it was already from under a cent to 10¢. Topped at like 77¢. Held a 70x+bagger but let it slip through the cracks. If I had held my ASTS I'd be up around 50k but I sold that for a small loss. Had a shit ton of JOBY at $4.5 and told at $8 should have held for $20. I had a shit ton of UUUU at 6.50 sold at 8.50 should have held. Had shit tons of DNN at $2 sold at $2.50 should have held. Should probably just cash out my portfolio go on a vacation and never invest again. Everytime I decide to hold for longer because I think of all the companies I didn't hold long enough they end up never recovering 😪
I did because I wanted higher torque miners - Global Atomic, bannerman, DNN, and NXE
Me with my DNN options https://preview.redd.it/5xxrtjx0ejig1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c8652188f1a9d45b760d90d0aebad21d3ad6c298
Told ya'll DNN is a solid play.
DNN $4c 2/20 easy money tomorrow
UUUU: down 11% today. MP: down 8% today. LYC.AS: up 5% today. CCJ: down 7.8% today. USAR: down 12.5% today. United States Antimony Corporation: down 12.8% today. DNN: down 9% today. UURAF: down 5% today. NexGen: down 7.7% today. And this, kids, is why you're always careful with people shilling stuff on WSB, especially if they have poor DD. Usually a pump&dump.
Leave NVDA and DNN alone
Project vault is going to take LAC WwR and DNN back to AH
Wwr DNN and LAC running it back
idk much about Candian uranium, but $DNN looking bullish AF
Just bought some DNN calls let’s see how it goes
DNN and uranium if you're looking for a place to flee to
Is the minerals deal done!? LAC and DNN were pumping
Dont forget nuclear bro SMR DNN ASPI
Supply and demand, when the whole uranium sector moves DNN moves, they are positioned well financially, they have part ownership in numerous ventures, they’ll have their own mine built in 2 years once they get the green light from the Canadian government (which will come in the first 120 days of this year), they’re cheap right now.