Endeavor Explorations Inc. owns the mineral rights to eight mineral claims covering 3,716 acres in the Uranium City area of northern Saskatchewan. Seven former producing Uranium Mines are located on the claims, which were closed abruptly in the early 1960’s due primarily to depressed Uranium prices. Now, leveraging Uranium City’s existing infrastructure (airport, roads and qualified personnel) and a strong established exploration database, the company can begin work on verifying historical exploration and production data on its land holdings.

Endeavor Explorations’ strategic parcel of land borders the boundaries of Uranium City. According to the Geology and Mineral and Petroleum Resources of Saskatchewan, 700 tons of Uranium were produced by the mines located on this claim. When the mines were closed due to low prices and the fact that the main market (Uranium for nuclear weapons) had collapsed, Uranium ore was left in the shafts. This favorable situation is being taken advantage

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Nearly every natural resource under the sun is about to enter the second, most powerful phase of their bull markets, eventually reaching dizzying heights that make today’s record prices seem tame by comparison.

Almost everyone would scoff if I gave you my peak projections for copper, uranium, corn, wheat, and each of the other commodities I follow. They’d probably lock me up in Bellevue!

But then again, that’s what the so-called experts said of me six years ago, when I proclaimed gold would surpass $1,000 an ounce and oil would easily climb to over $100 a barrel.

Maybe now they’re listening!

Bottom line: As for the natural resource bull markets, “You ain’t seen nothing yet!”

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The Masters talked up USEC Inc. (Public, NYSE:USU) on April 17th: Investing in Uranium with USEC Inc. (USU).  The stock was ready to fall then, and it did after Q1 profit dropped.  But now investors are picking up shares and realizing that USEC is worth looking into in the $5 range. Even with the fall in shares, USU is up 7% since the Masters pointed out there's only one uranium enrichment facility in the United States: a gaseous diffusion plant in Paducah, Kentucky.  The guys that run it? Not Homer Simpson, it's USEC Inc. (Public, NYSE:USU). We spotted them after USEC Inc. commented on its financing for the AC100 centrifuge machine plant construction, saying it's reviewing the plans in light of current ...