Lightbridge Corporation (LTBR)

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I was an early investor in this stock back in 2010...and have been following it off-and-on ever since.

Prior to the Fukushima disaster in 2011, this stock was on everyone's "must have" list. I watched it double and triple in price in a matter of weeks back in the day.

If this company can reestablish itself as a legitimate nuclear fuel provider, then it can easily jump to $10/share or higher in a blink of an eye.

I've started to accumulate their shares again...so I guess you could call me bias. But I'm speaking on past experience here.

This stock can be a HUGE success story and that's why I think Seth Grae has stayed on board. He's extremely knowledgable and well-respected within the industry...so I'm glad he stuck around.

It's common knowledge that utility companies are some of the safest stocks to invest in. And even though LTBR is not a utility company, their ability to collect a percentage/royalty from each nuclear company that uses their rods puts them pretty darn close to being one.

In my humble opinion, this "lottery ticket" can be one of the best investments anyone can bet on.

I'm here for the long term now.

Cheers!