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Hey there Vitards,
**Word of introduction here**,
No education, not great at maths, generally a nice guy but I can't teach you anything (especially trading) other than patience and how to enjoy life. I've been swing trading UUUU since 2022. Made a bit of money, especially in the $4 - $6 channel. Then I missed on the x4 gains in 2025, because I as usually sold in low sixes. Anyway, it was good so far. Usually small sums, quick money, nothing fancy but seemed like a working strategy. Safe, because my gains exceeded the sum I was willing to throw at it. So even if a total wipe and ride to 0 occured I would still be on the winning side.
**Q:** Is there a play out there for you that comes to mind with this characteristics? Are you swing trading anything these days?
**Now**
The channel is wide and the swings are wild. We are talking about $4 to $27 in 52 weeks range. I've already had some success trading around $22 to $25, which are also good gains, but the risk is much higher compared to what was historically possible, i.e. back then if I invested a couple of thousands I could get back half a couple with a +30% or +50% profit, now if I want to cash back half a couple, I need to invest significantly more. Risk reward is not so great. Am I experiencing a married to the stock situation, where I am so used to it and so reliant on historical performance that I am getting blind to the risk ramping up?
**Q:** Anyone else swing trading at these levels? If you were never into UUUU, would you invest now? Why or why not?
**Long term**
I still believe during our lifetime we will see an otherworldly uranium mania, so I am putting aside shares here and there and not selling them until I see hundreds per share. That's hope and not a strategy. But you tell me if it's based on something or just a hunch.
**Q:** I could use a wise person's DD here. Are there any other believers still here? Are your brains smart enough to DD?
**Short term**
I kinda feel the need to go balls deep into something with my savings. Cash doesn't feel right. Paying off mortgage doesn't feel so great too, since I am on \~6% per annum. I am looking at price action of pretty much everything over the past couple of years and see that beating 6% by buying and holding shares wasn't hard.
**Q:** Do you think anything's changed in 2026? I see bonds getting popular, which is generally a bad sign for shares. Are you guys bullish and holding stuff? Or are we expecting a disaster?
**Q:** Any tailwinds for uranium in general that you think are worth mentioning?
Thanks!