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In 2006, a flooded mine at Cigar Lake sent uranium prices from the $50 range to $136 in eight months. This past May, flooding cut the supply route into the largest uranium complex on the planet, and in July Cigar Lake went down a second time. Gerardo Del Real calls this the Third Convergence Event and has backed three small companies positioned in front of it.

For Black Friday, Base Camp Trading's Thomas Wood is offering lifetime access to his proprietary Snapback Indicator for a single $7 payment. Others previously paid $500. The indicator flashes a Crash Alert as a cue to exit or go short, and a Bull Run Alert as a cue to buy or go long. No strings attached, and Wood says there is an unusual reason behind the steep discount.

In 2006, a flooded mine at Cigar Lake sent uranium prices from the $50 range to $136 in eight months. This past May, flooding cut the supply route into the largest uranium complex on the planet, and in July Cigar Lake went down a second time. Gerardo Del Real calls this the Third Convergence Event and has backed three small companies positioned in front of it.