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Already done so. To wit, have already repeated myself three times which you purposely ignored and knee jerked off at a tangent.

One could understand your lack of comprehension but that doesn't mean you need keep on exercising the latter?

As I said......

Again point proven.

Tell us something new.

If I gave you a bike and pointed to the front wheel, you'd say that was a peddle. The other "stuff" is again way past your limited event horizon. The sunshade offer is still available.

You did not need eleven posts to say that you're clueless, one would have been enough.

Blah dodge oh dear I do waffle a lot. The scholarship has already been explained by someone who isn't blinded by the Carney glow. I have some sunshades you can borrow. Didn't say it wasn't a good deal, just not as superb as you insinuated. Comprehension difficulties again I see. Your trumpet skills leave a lot to be desired.

You said "I don't remember talking too much about the dollars at all" and then quoted dollar amounts. Do try to make some sense now and again.

Whilst at first glance it looks like a good deal it's not as rosy as you purport. Valuation Risks: Shares were considered "overextended" or overvalued by up to 75% according to some analysis, suggesting the market had already priced in more than the deal might deliver, leading to caution about the high P/E ratio (109x–127x). Production Constraints: Cameco has recently flagged operational hurdles impacting its 2025 production outlook, raising questions on its ability to satisfy new, long-term contracts (2027–2035) without relying on spot market purchases. Political and Environmental Criticism: The Saskatchewan Environmental Society criticized the deal because India has not signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, highlighting long-term reputational risk. Delayed Benefit: The contract does not commence until 2027 and runs through 2035, meaning the revenue is not immediate. Lower Realized Prices: While spot prices for uranium are high, critics point out that some of Cameco's long-term contracts have historically had price caps that didn't allow for maximum profit during market spikes.

I quoted what you said. Hayzeus man you do play a mean pinball.

to you, why am I not surprised.

and Canada has Brookfield.

I suggest you look back at what you said "Carney left India after signing commercial agreements worth over $5.5Billion and did not give $100M in full ride scholarships." not transformative was my word. Trump gets a 500B deal we get a few crumbs. What about free scholarships for Canadians?

Of course it is, but you played it as being some sort of fantastic other worldly trade deal. It's not transformative.

I am not playing with you. Chasing your tail is a singular pastime. Don't ask me to get involved.

Magic! When do the tickets go on sale.

Where did she steal the Hubble telescope lenses?

Can't happen, he keeps laughing his off. Is now bumless.

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