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Bearington Bear Collection Cornucopia Cart Wooden BNew |  |
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Build A Bear Workshop BABW clothes Police uniform | |
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Steiff Circus Dolly Bear Replica 1913 | |
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Knickerbocker Panda Ying Hua 10 inch New with bag | |
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CARE BEARS FIGURE COLLECTION OF 32 BEARS NEW WOW | |
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Nice Steiff Teddy Bear Silver Button in Ear | |
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Cloth Edition Care Bears Funshine Yellow Bear Plush Toy | |
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BAB Talking Magnetic 18 plush Build a Bear Pink Teddy | |
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PLUSH BEAR 10 WALLY B BEARTOES BOYDS BEAR 510310 | 0 Bid | US $12.99 | 3h 4m |
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PLUSH BEAR 10 ALOUYSIUS QUACKENWADDLE BOYDS BEARS 2001 | 0 Bid | US $16.99 | 3h 12m |
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Care Bears 12 Funshine Bear W Boxtag VHS 2002 | |
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BOYDS BEARS BUMPERSHOOTS B JODIBEAR RETIRED BEAR | |
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Boyd Collection Plush Rabbit LADY HARIWELL | |
0 Bid | US $4.99 | 3h 33m |
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Big 0165 51 Steiff Antique Replica 1909 Gold Teddy Bear | |
18 Bids | US $103.06 | 3h 40m |
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GUND STORYTIME PILGRIM BEAR NEW s 13168 | |
0 Bid | US $29.95 | 3h 41m |
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North American Bear Company Flatobearius, Yellow, Medium List Price: $17.00 Sale Price: $15.88 Average Rating:   |
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A baby classic with embroidered facial features is bright and soft in lush silky plush. Size: 15 inches tall Ages 0 and up |
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Yellow Monkey cozie by North American Bear List Price: $8.00 Sale Price: $7.95 |
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Yellow Monkey cozie by North American Bear |
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Anne Geddes Baby Bears - 10" - With Yellow Ribbon Sale Price: $16.89 |
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Anne Geddes is an Australian born photographer living in Auckland, New Zealand. She has won the hears of people internationally with her unique and special images. This Anne Geddes Baby Bear is one of a collector's series based on Anne's captivating images from Anne's bestseller book "Down in the Garden... |
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Power Rangers RPM Series 5 Inch Tall Action Figure - Full Throttle Yellow BEAR RANGER with Saber, Blaster Pistol, Mini Alien, Cell Shift Morpher, Launcher and Mini Bear Crawler Plus Bonus Ranger Sticker Sale Price: $8.95 |
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Power Rangers RPM Series 5 Inch Tall Action Figure - Full Throttle Yellow BEAR RANGER with Saber, Blaster Pistol, Mini Alien, Cell Shift Morpher, Launcher and Mini Bear Crawler Plus Bonus Ranger Sticker |
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miYim Organic Plush Sleepytime Collection - 12" Charlotte Yellow List Price: $31.99 Sale Price: $25.00 |
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This sleepytime bear has a fluffy tummy that is tucked into a soft romper and is sure to become a childÕs favorite snuggle bear at bedtime. |
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North American Bear Company Goody Bag Princess Yellow List Price: $12.00 Sale Price: $12.00 |
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Durable fabric mini purse with sturdy handles and fully lined central compartment features a pocket face with button eyes and coordinating 7 animal friend. |
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North American Bear Company Smushy Giraffe, Brown/Yellow, 17" List Price: $28.00 Sale Price: $27.95 Average Rating:  |
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Irresistibly huggable shaggy, soft printed cohair with embroidered facial features |
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Wild Planet Water Babie 13" Hispanic Infant Yellow Teddy Bear with Alphabet Print Sleeper List Price: $33.99 Sale Price: $30.25 Average Rating: |
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Adorably dressed and totally cuddly, Water Baby looks and feels just like a real baby. Filled with water, she'll react to your touch making her a lifelike play companion. Measures 13" tall. |
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Aurora Plush 28" Super Garth Super Flopsie List Price: $41.99 Sale Price: $27.75 Average Rating:  |
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Aurora only uses lock washer or embroidered eyes and nose for safety. |
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Bears to Go Dress Up Yellow Raincoat with Wonder Bear Costume - 8" Plush Stuffed Animals Sale Price: $16.99 |
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Unipak Bears To Go Dress Up Teddy Bears come in their own plastic carrying case wearing one outfit with one change of clothes. In this set the 8" brown Teddy Bear comes dressed in his bright yellow rain coat, yellow rain hat, yellow rain boots and umbrella and his change of clothes is his Wonder Bear costume. |
Analysts Forgot Yellow Cake
The financial analytical business is one of comic and irony. During prospering economic times, the aggregate success of financial analysts' ability to make their clients money is very high on a percentage basis.
When the economic worm turns, the field of financial analysis turns into this sort of absurd puppet show. It's really a simple notion. It's just easier to make money in bull markets.
But, during period of economic decline, the demand for financial knowledge in order to navigate these volatile rapids increases dramatically. In turn, the quality and competency of these analysts simply evaporates.
If I were to put a number to it, I would guess that maybe 1 in every couple hundred analysts understand what's really going on, where were going from here, and how to position his/her clients to make money off it. So how do these financial boobs still have jobs? Well, maybe 1/2 of 1% of analysts have a clue, but probably 1 in 10,000 Americans understand current economic circumstances. The reason that these analysts still have jobs is because America buys into the main stream media, and the main stream media cradles these analysts.
The reason for the lack of success is probably due in part to a number of reasons: conflicts of interest, desire for fame, lack of bear market experience, the inability to price in black swan events, etc. These reasons, and many others, result in this extreme ratio of poor analysts. Fortunately for us, they are the ones who allow us as contrarian investor, to make money.
I am going to discuss a particular market that not too long ago, before the main stream analysts dismissed this market as worth covering anymore, carried sex appeal that had it making regular headlines.
Uranium Market Yearns for Attention
Do you remember that radioactive metal that went from a single digit price to over $130 /pound in one of the greatest commodity bull markets in our history? Uranium was the hot ticket for a lot of time and those who played the game made a lot of money.
When this market was hot, Canadian analysts were pushing the uranium miners and explorers as the key to riches. In true bubble form, any company that had the word 'uranium' in it, in true bubble form, went to the moon regardless of actual prospects and/or production. Like all bubbles, the uranium bubble burst.
The same hedge funds and speculators that helped blow the price out to the upside, assisted in doing just the opposite when they blew the price out to the down side. Spot uranium fell all the way to $45 /pound. Since then, uranium has been forming a consolidated base that it could, and probably will rally off of.
During all of this price volatility, analysts' coverage of the uranium market ceased to exist, and not just main stream coverage either. Data via the internet and other independent sources has also dried up significantly. But that's to be expected. Your standard analyst just isn't contrarian. He follows the crowd. The problem is that contrarian play is the ONLY way to make the big plays that can make a difference in your financial circumstances. I digress.
In the mean time, the fundamentals of the uranium market haven't changed.
Markets Eying up Higher Uranium Prices
Currently, there are 439 reactors in 30 different countries. The reactors consume 167 million pounds of uranium on an annual basis. The problem is that current mine production is only 108 million pounds per year.
In addition to that, there are 36 reactors currently being built, with China, India, and Russia leading the way. There are 99 reactors in the 'planned' stage and 232 reactors in the 'proposed" stage. The majority of these planned and proposed reactors are in BRIC countries. This makes intuitive sense given that the BRIC countries need to grow their electrical infrastructure in order to fuel the growth.
At $54 /pound, uranium is very economical to mine. At this point of the commodity supercycle, we would expect some new mine supply to be coming on board. Unfortunately that is not the case, due mainly impart to several mine disruptions.
Cameco has had nothing but problems with their super mine at Cigar Lake. They have had costly setbacks for the past couple of years due mainly to mine flooding. Cigar Lake was expected to bring on board 17 million pounds of annual supply. Uranium One was forced to shut down their Dominion operations in S. Africa, and Denison just shut down their recently opened U.S. mine.
The discrepancy between mine supply and reactor demand has been fulfilled by blending down materials from dismantled nuclear weapons and old stock piles, but these supplies are finite.
The uranium market is a perfect example of the financial analysts' incompetency. Those who listened to their advisers who joined the band wagon at $100+ uranium lost their clients a lot of money. Opportunity is presenting itself again. Many of those analysts who once covered these markets have moved on and aren't even aware of the recent price turn around. That's why we at Oxbury Research separate ourselves from the rest. Stay tuned as I will be sharing some of the particular investments in the uranium sector that I expect to outperform.
Nicholas Jones
Analyst, Oxbury Research
About the Author
Originally formed as an underground investment club, Oxbury Publishing is an investment think tank comprised of a wide variety of Wall Street professionals - from equity analysts to futures floor traders – all independent thinkers and all capital market veterans.
Our goal is to provide our readers with unique analysis and ideas that will help them invest successfully – in both bull and bear markets. With the vast amount of speculation and volatility in the markets today, investors can’t afford to wait for information – they need it now and constantly.
My black bear hamster has 1 yellow tooth and 1 white 1?
my black bear hamster had 2 yellow teeth last nite now she has a yellow 1 and a white 1???? wat happened????
i think she may hav licked some toothpaste on accident :[
Maybe she used a Whitestrip for Hamsters?
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