Going Nuclear with Justin Huhn and Trevor Hall
Jun 18, 2026 · 54 min · 13 segments
In this episode of *Going Nuclear*, Trevor Hall and Justin Huhn sit down with Colin Healey, CEO of Premier American Uranium, for a wide-ranging discussion on the future of uranium exploration and…
Colin HealeyGuestJustin HuhnHostTrevor HallHostSo I know, like, we talk about... kind of timeliness, seasonalities of markets once in a while.
And there's been this old adage of, you know, summer doldrums sell in May, go away.
I mean, in the general market, there's a lot of things happening to keep your head on a swivel.
But in the uranium market here, Justin, I mean, I feel like nobody's experiencing summer doldrums quite like the uranium investor right now.
It's really quiet out there and I guess technically the summer isn't even here for another three or four days, right? But yeah, it's here early this year.
It's basically the primary drivers for movement in the physical market are the nuclear utilities and a lot of the fuel buyers for the utilities just basically take the summer off.
And it's not to say they take the entire summer off and they're not working, but the uranium market slows down in the summer almost every year.
It's actually holding pretty firm here for the last two, two and a half months, right around 85.
but generally speaking it is very very quiet out there and it's it's actually surprisingly less quiet in the physical market there's still some action there spot is pretty quiet but in the term market we've got some activity there and i expect that to actually continue but will it be sufficient to be a quote-unquote catalyst to wake the sector up in the next few months is is hard to say so more than likely we'll probably see a quiet period for about six to eight weeks, and more than likely that will equal some malaise in the equities market and some pulling back of the equities.
Will we revisit the lows we saw two weeks ago? I have no crystal ball, but that's where we're at now.
So I know, like, we talk about... kind of timeliness, seasonalities of markets once in a while.
And there's been this old adage of, you know, summer doldrums sell in May, go away.
I mean, in the general market, there's a lot of things happening to keep your head on a swivel.
But in the uranium market here, Justin, I mean, I feel like nobody's experiencing summer doldrums quite like the uranium investor right now.
It's really quiet out there and I guess technically the summer isn't even here for another three or four days, right? But yeah, it's here early this year.
It's basically the primary drivers for movement in the physical market are the nuclear utilities and a lot of the fuel buyers for the utilities just basically take the summer off.
And it's not to say they take the entire summer off and they're not working, but the uranium market slows down in the summer almost every year.
It's actually holding pretty firm here for the last two, two and a half months, right around 85.
but generally speaking it is very very quiet out there and it's it's actually surprisingly less quiet in the physical market there's still some action there spot is pretty quiet but in the term market we've got some activity there and i expect that to actually continue but will it be sufficient to be a quote-unquote catalyst to wake the sector up in the next few months is is hard to say so more than likely we'll probably see a quiet period for about six to eight weeks, and more than likely that will equal some malaise in the equities market and some pulling back of the equities.
Will we revisit the lows we saw two weeks ago? I have no crystal ball, but that's where we're at now.
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