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Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. and Lucky Strike Resources Ltd. Under Current Evaluation

May 10, 2011 (Baystreet.ca) -- Equedia.com and The Equedia Weekly Letter provides research o...

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Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. and Lucky Strike Resources Ltd. Under Current Evaluation

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[{"type":"text","content":"\nCrosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. and Lucky Strike Resources Ltd. Under Current Evaluation\n\n May 10, 2011 (Baystreet.ca) -- Equedia.com and The Equedia Weekly Letter provides research on the top Canadian companies with a focus on mining and resource stocks. Equedia is continuing research and evaluation on the prospects of Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX: CXX) and Lucky Strike Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: LKY). To be further notified of our updates on these companies and special report editions through the Equedia Weekly letter, please obtain your free subscription here: http://equedia.com/equediaweekly Many companies previously featured in our special report editions have hit new 52 – week highs since the initiation of our coverage and many companies under evaluation have made strong gains since being placed under evaluation. To receive these reports, please make sure to subscribe for your complimentary subscription to Equedia Weekly here: http://equedia.com/equediaweekly Here is a brief excerpt from one of our latest newsletters with our story, \"Back to Reality\":“Worldwide uranium required in 2011 is estimated at 68,971 tonnes. Worldwide uranium production in 2010 was only 54,000 metric tons, which is still up over 6% from the previous year. Of the 479 new nuclear reactors planned globally, a third are to be built in China. With barely enough uranium output to meet half its current needs, China is tapping global producers aggressively. Last year, its uranium imports more than tripled to 17,000 metric tons - about 37.5 million pounds. While uranium isn't especially scarce, it is difficult to extract profitably in large quantities. That means price will need to rise in order to meet demand. I think the uranium sector has bottomed. It's time to go long. There are many attractive stocks in this sector...\" To continue reading and receive your next free edition of Equedia Weekly, please subscribe by going to http://equedia.com/equediaweekly/ and visit http://equedia.com/blog/view.php/Back-to-Reality/ for a copy of this edition.You should also visit www.equedia.com to gain access to insider information, analyst ratings, videos, corporate coverage, financials, and in-depth stock charts for the above mentioned companies. Shareholders are also asked to assist our staff by providing us more details on...

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