THIS LISTED AS FAR AS IM AWARE TUES. WENT UP APR 150% ON CLOSE THIS MORNING HAS GONE UP FUTHER 26% TO 10.5P CANT FIND ANY BACKGROUND ON THE CO.
BUT IS THIS GOING GO FUTHER OR NOT?

Brought those just in time on tuesday. Happy Days are here a again as the song goes!
Driver patience being rewarded
Robert not long before your in profit. I can see more news being released here again.

New Updated Website


Uranium Resources plc / Market: AIM / Epic: URA / Sector: Exploration

Uranium Resources plc ('the Company')
New Updated Website


Uranium Resources plc, the AIM listed uranium exploration and development
company, is pleased to announce that it has launched a new website for the
Company. The new site has updated information and diagrams of its assets and
exploration developments to date in Tanzania. The website can be viewed at the
following address,

http://www.uraniumresources.co.uk/

Which is the best site to get the current uranium price/graph ?

I wouldn't mind having anyone's thoughts on 2 other uranium stocks, URU & Nu. URU only floated in Sept, since dropped from opening sp of 60p to 32p & on Friday moved up 5p, has it reached it's bottom ?

I hold both URA (6.5p) & VML (ave 27p) but am contemplating investing into the 2 above.

From Saturdays Mail, (Geiger Counter) mentioned below holds VML and URA.

Glowing times ahead for uranium

Brian O'Connor, Daily Mail
29 October 2007, 9:31am
Reader comments (1)
British Energy's woes with its ageing plants are a warning of the problems the nuclear industry can cause.


They erupted just as uranium miners scent an upturn in their fortunes, which have been waning since the uranium price fell to $75 last month. Now it is back at $80 per pound.
BE has missed opportunities more than once, so it would not be surprising if it missed a global upturn. That is just what seems in prospect, judging by the mood at industry gatherings in the past fortnight.

Miners at a series of meetings hosted by broker BMO Capital Markets expressed optimism that the price slide was over. It followed an astonishing two-year price surge from $22 per pound in the 'spot' price (for immediate delivery) to $138 in June.


It was hardly surprising that speculators took profits. More selling came when the US decided to unload some of its strategic reserve.

Some investors will wish to steer clear of nuclear power. Others who followed our uranium tips on the way up - and subsequent advice to take some profits - have done well. Jamie Strauss, at BMO, who called both the upturn and the subsequent shake-out, now believes the fall is over.

The industry believes demand for primary (newly mined) uranium will treble by 2030. That could push the spot price from $80 to $100 a pound over the winter, although the long-term price (now $95) is more relevant to the industry.

The number of new nuclear reactors planned around the world is growing steadily - from 222 in January to 304 in August. Of these China accounts for 114. Not all will be built as governments ponder their impact. Strauss said: 'Undoubtedly the complexity of changes in government policies and the environmental implications are a recipe for delays. But the nuclear recovery is for uranium under way.'

This bodes well for one of our previous tips, UrAsia Energy, which merged with Canada's SXR to form Uranium One. With mines in South Africa and Kazakhstan and prospects in the US, it will be among the world leaders. Quoted in Canada, it is likely to seek a London quote in 2008 (if it stays independent; there are market rumours of a bid from Canada's Cameco).


Uranium One shares are about C$12.23 (just under 618p). If you bought UrAsia at our tip price of 140p, you have almost doubled your money. The shares still look cheap. So does Paladin Resources, which BMO rates as a well managed company, uranium with a producing mine in Namibia and a second on the way in Malawi. At A$7.84 (347p) it has already made money for Investment Extra readers and should make some more.


For those who prefer to stay closer to home, London-quoted Geiger Counter is a well regarded sector fund. First tipped here at 68.3p, it has been as high as 127p and is now 10034p. Recent months have shown the impact of speculation, so if you buy, set stop loss levels 20% below your entry price.


But the long-term energy shortage is worsening, and that is the gap uranium miners believe they can fill.


Like it or not - and many do not - nuclear power is hard to ignore as the world runs short of oil and gas, and the crude oil price rises above $90 a barrel. This week Germany's Energy Watch Group argued that global oil production has already peaked, and will halve by 2030.


That is more pessimistic than other forecasts, but if correct, oil could pass $100 and head for $200. EWG points out that the average size of a new oil find has plum- meted from 527m barrels in the 1980s to 20m recently.


That reinforces the case for green and 'clean' energy. But it also underlines the difficulty of doing without nuclear, which supplies one fifth of UK electricity, two thirds of French power and a large slice in other parts of Europe and the US.

pumben

I also hold both IMO they are the best at the moment; I would put URU & Nu. On your watch list with all these, BRM, CMR, INDY, INS, KAH, MUU, RGM, RRR, UEP, UMN, UUU, ZNI, ZRL. They are not all U miners but most are as you see there is plenty of them and a lot more some will fail. You can always jump on board one or two when they have some action (find the stuff or start producing) you will not be to late most of them are of punters radar's.

WMT up yesterday 33% looking good for URA

http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.jsp?searchBy=asxCode&allinfo=on&asxCode=WMT#headlines

Driver,
You still buying?
Have a small holding in BRR but want to buy some more. unable to as illiquid.
was hoping this would have gone up a bit more by now and wondering whether to cut my losses on this one[-35%].My other non-performer is VML[-30%].
your thoughts appreciated[on this share NOT whether I should sell or not, that is]
regards
Alex

robertalexander
Im still holding URA and VML its early days for both and also looking to add on the two of them any good find of U on either of them will see the sp rocket making the loss on the other look small or they could both come good.

Having a good day for a change long may it last.

Nice bit of buying today.

On the move 14% up

Thank heavens something's moving up!!!!!

Nice start to the day.

Just need it to be like it at the end of day.

Western Metals Report P28-29 are of interest.

http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/84566f31e6c7a89dbc0f57818228f70a/ASX-WMT-386393.pdf

August drilling at Mtonya continues to define widespread uranium
mineralisation at Para, Henri, Moysten and Tahbilk Prospects

URA Director James Pratt said, 'The extensive exploration programmes, conducted
by our partners Western Metals, has again yielded exciting results which
underpin the Boards belief that we are operating in a new uranium district which has strong potential to house economic deposits. Exploration is on-going to further quantify the extent of the uranium mineralisation and we look forward to updating shareholders on our progress in the near future.'

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200711261248534930I.html

Looking very good for 2008

Uranium Resources PLC
18 January 2008

Uranium Resources plc / Market: AIM / Epic: URA / Sector: Exploration

18 January 2008

Uranium Resources plc ('Uranium Resources' or 'the Company')

Discovery of Two New Uranium Prospects and

Extensions to the Uranium Mineralisation in Southern Tanzania

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200801181152480815M.html

http://sa.iguana2.com/cache/9472fa058e6afd55550920879280b527/ASX-WMT-392701.pdf

i hope so. nursing a 50 % loss at this time. Bit the bullet and halved my holding but liked it just enough to keep the other half. hope i am not disappointed.
Alex

Uranium Resources PLC
25 January 2008

Uranium Resources plc / Market: AIM / Epic: URA / Sector: Exploration

25 January 2008



Uranium Resources plc ('Uranium Resources' or 'the Company')
AGM Statement

Uranium Resources plc, the AIM listed uranium exploration and development
company, held its AGM today and all resolutions were duly passed.

At the meeting, Director Ross Warner made the following statement:

'During the year we have made considerable progress in advancing our uranium
portfolio in southern Tanzania. Our exploration and development programmes have
progressed well and results to date demonstrate that there is significant
potential for our licence areas to host an economic uranium deposit.

'Our aggressive exploration programme, which recently yielded the discovery of
two new uranium prospects within the highly prospective Ruvuma project area, is
continuing at pace. Importantly recent drill results from previously intersected
uranium mineralisation at our flagship Mtonya Project has increased the
identified subsurface uranium to a strike length of 4km. Together these results
act as further endorsement of the exciting potential of the region, and we look
forward to updating shareholders on our developments in the coming months.

'The aim for this year is to grow the Company through the advancement of our
current project portfolio and identifying further targets to expand our asset
base. We have a committed and active joint venture and development partner in
the form of Western Metals and a healthy current cash position of 1.95 million
which will more than cover Uranium Resources contribution to this year's
exploration budget, which we believe ideally places us to aggressively progress
our portfolio in 2008.'

'.....The aim for this year is to grow the Company through the advancement of our
current project portfolio and identifying further targets to expand our asset
base'.......but will the SP pick up?