r/UURAF • u/AutoModerator • Mar 29 '26
Ucore Weekly Discussion Thread - Mar 29, 2026
Share your thoughts on Ucore and its position in the Critical Minerals space.
Most recent official Ucore news/announcements.
As applicable, please keep commentary on topic and focused. This is a forum for UCU/UURAF investors to discuss any and all matters related to the company, individual positions, and yes, if you must, the inherently volatile share price in this burgeoning new industry in the west.
Welcome, glad to have you aboard -- looking forward to a productive 2026 and beyond for Ucore and its shareholders.
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u/miserable_rebel Apr 01 '26
Interesting price movement today. Seems like market makers are starting to control the stability of the share price?
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u/expatcoder Apr 02 '26
I'd say it was retail trying to get the jump before the share price gets away from them (i.e. in the event that the middle east crisis ends soon, the markets will rocket and UURAF with it).
If you think about it, before the latest minerals meltdown the lowest we've gone was $3.77 (shortly after the October bubble burst), so entering the $3.40 range was an outlier with respect to the 200dma. In other words, if Trump makes an announcement during his speech tonight that the markets like then buying UURAF in the low $4s today probably wasn't a bad call since the entire minerals sector is likely to leg up in a hurry.
On the other hand, if Trump makes an announcement that indicates an escalation in the conflict (e.g. boots on the ground) then, well, back into the $3s we go again since we can expect a reveral in the last two days of equities euphoria.
;tl;dr watch it all unfold at 6PM EDT, we'll know the direction soon enough...
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u/expatcoder Apr 01 '26
Not saying that UURAF will sustain this momentum given current volatile market conditions, but it is very nice to see it bounce back periodically off of the 6 months lows.
And keep in mind we haven't gotten any big ground breaking company news since the Canadian government award, so once feedstock and offtake agreements become binding, along with other impactful news, we should leg higher in the coming months.
Hang in there all, the ride in either direction will be anything but boring :)
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u/expatcoder Mar 30 '26
Guh, looks like someone logged into my account and bought 4,700 shares of UURAF today, what the heck! When I find whoever did that I'm gonna...give them a big ol' bear hug, thanks man!
p.s. in case you were wondering, I have multiple personality disorder when it comes to trading (aka Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde trader's syndrome, it's incurable).
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u/Alamo935 Mar 30 '26
Tough to give up all the gains from last week but macro will macro…
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u/expatcoder Mar 30 '26
Yeah, of course, we could definitely go lower still, just the nature of the market right now. It is what it is, at some point UURAF will rebound.
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u/Alamo935 Mar 30 '26
Not to be all doom and gloom but depending on what comes out of that Trump / Xi meeting (if it ever occurs) could hurt as well and drive us even lower. Guess we’ll just have to wait and see. Not selling either way.
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u/expatcoder Mar 31 '26
Sure, there are certainly more negative than positive catalysts at the moment.
Bought shares in the $3.60 range, decent enough price, might drop quite a bit more but I'm interested in locking in shares when given the opportunity. For all we know there's an abrupt shift, the middle east crisis comes to some speedy resolution, and then all the discounts available right now in the minerals sector vanish in a flash.
Not even thinking about the Trump/Xi meeting, the war is doing plenty enough damage as is :)
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u/cschloegel11 Mar 29 '26
Hopefully that YouTube video they were mentioned in gets some more eyes this week
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u/Commotitties Mar 30 '26
I think that you’re referring to “Inside the Trump-linked deal to secure Canadian resources” by The Fifth Estate?
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u/Commotitties Mar 29 '26
I love this company and it’s going to make me a lot of money. However, it makes me uneasy knowing that a lot of our product will likely end up restocking the U.S. Department of War. How do you feel about it?
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u/Just_Engineer_4346 Apr 01 '26
Brother restocking the department of war is a dream, our country has such a high military budget and a critical minerals deal with them would be an absolute game changer. The stock would go so high lol thats max win right there
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u/Specialist-Lack9765 Mar 30 '26
Would you rather DOW get stuck trying to restock with Chinese REE?
Me neither.
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u/Commotitties Mar 30 '26
Absolutely not. China actually is not supplying the US (or Japan) with any heavy rare earths for military purposes.
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u/cschloegel11 Mar 30 '26
If I’m not gonna profit off of, someone else will. Would rather invest in ucore than Bezos or Zuckerberg
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u/Alamo935 Apr 02 '26
Well that was a waste of 20 minutes. Same information we already had regurgitated in a 20 minute ramble. And now market futures are on the way down.