A look at CanAlaska Uranium and what will drive the story in 2017
Exclusive coverage from the New Orleans Investment Conference. Cory Fleck attended the show again this year and sat down with a number of Keynote speakers and exhibiting companies.
In this interview Cory sat down with Peter Dasler, President and CEO of CanAlaska Uranium (TSX.V:CVV & CVVUF). CanAlaska Uranium is much more than a uranium play. The Company also has a diamond property that De Beers started to drill but had to pull back earlier than expected. Peter explains why this happened and when investors should find out De Beers next drill plan. There are other properties that the Company holds and could drive the story next year. CanAlaska is a well diversified Company that only has 27 million shares outstanding.
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Good to hear an update on Canalaska – I had a position in them earlier in the year, and sold out on the kimberlite news excitement. I was under the impression they hadn’t found much on the diamond front, but will keep an eye out on the future De Beers drilling. Overall, they are still known as being a kind of Uranium prospect generator, but right now the Uranium markets is in the dumps at $18.75 spot prices, so exploration isn’t going to garner much attention for a while.
It was nice to see a little coverage on the Uranium sector this week here on the KER. We’ll look back in a few years and wish we could pick up these companies for pennies on the dollar. I’m going to continue to build positions in the Uranium production and development companies over the next 12 months, but do think there are a few interesting U3O8 exploration companies worth following and Canalaska is in that group. Thanks Cory for all the hard work interviewing these companies at the New Orleans Investment Conference.
Canalaska has lost a lot of money for a lot of people. That is the deal when you buy into a company that was from the Harry Barr pump room in Vancouver.
Disgusting. They’ve been around for years, issuing shares to themselves and their friends at low prices, producing glossy pamphlets and attending all the conferences, making outlandish claims of major discoveries, bringing stooges like Alexander Haig onboard to host an infomercial on the company, etc etc etc. Not to mention lying investor relations people.
Canalaska is not worth your money. It is a disgrace.
Dear Cory.
Thank you very much for providing the interview.
Very interesting!
Best Regards. A