UEXCF is the USA exchange symbol which is the equivalent of the UEX symbol on the Toronto Exchange the TSX.
Both symbols are for the purpose of trading in the company called UEX Corporation. Because this is considered to be a Canadian Junior Mining Company, most of the volume traded is on the TSX under the symbol UEX. That is why I am hoping to generate some discussion on this board. Too often great Canadian stocks are unknown to USA Investors.
Many USA Investors know of Cameco but very few know of UEX. That stands to reason because Cameco is one of the world's largest Uranium producers, whereas UEX is considered to be a Junior Mining company that CAMECO is heavily invested in.
UEX has 86 Million lbs of U308 in the Athabaska Basin with many more million lbs expected to be added once the Christie Lake 43-101 is completed. So far none of the discovery is included in the 86 Million Lbs.
Thusfar, many people have yet to discover that UEX not only owns the mining rights to the land directly between Cameco's McArthur River and Cigar Lake projects, but has struck very high grade Uranium in that area known as Christie Lake. Two holes approx 150 feet apart hit over 20% U308 while only Canadians were watching. Canada is roughly 1/10 the population of the USA. Imagine what will happen when the USA learns of this incredible discovery. We could have up to 10 times as many people watching this story evolve.
So my American friends, jump on the T-UEX aka UEXCF train and learn about this incredibly great investing opportunity. Oh yes, and if you have an appetite for COBALT and if you invest in UEX via T-UEX or UEXCF, there are plans to spin out free shares of a new company called CoEX to those that hold shares in UEX Corporation.
Don't take my word for it, do your own DD but do join this or the UEX board and use the company link to view some of the reports. Looking forward to seeing many people join either or both groups. You tell two friends and ask them to tell two friends and tell each of them to tell two friends. You get the picture.