Denison to buy International Enexco for uranium assets, spin off copper + MORE Mar 20th

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With Facebook, Twitter and others trading at “sky-high” valuations (as well as deals like FB’s $19B purchase of WhatsApp), two things tend to happen. The “B” word debate strikes again. I can’t tell you how many “bubble” blog posts I’ve seen in recent weeks. It’s difficult to blame them and while there are similarities between now and the 2001 meltdown, this time does look very different. Of course, isn’t that what people always say before bubbles collapse?:)
The other more interesting thing that happens is that private companies do end up going public in periods like this one. There are several possible IPO’s coming this year that will likely appear in the stocks that I follow. I do generally stay away from trading them in the first few weeks/months because of the incredible level of volatility but I know that I’ll likely be trading these names.
IPO within a few months?
A few names have emerged as planning a spring IPO:
I’ve discussed the incredible value in trading Chinese internet stocks…

Investors can a learn a lot from pension funds, particularly when it comes to diversification, risk management and long-term thinking. But it seems professional money managers are not immune from the behavioural challenges that plague retail investors.
Doug Cronk, who writes a useful blog called Institutional Investing for Individual Investors, recently pointed me to a couple of industry articles that make it clear the pros are just as human as the rest of us. (I interviewed Doug last fall for an article called “Invest like a pension fund manager” in Canadian Business.)
In a February article in Pensions & Investments, a strategist explains that many pension funds have an investment plan that calls for them to increase their allocation to bonds when their plan is well funded. This is what investors might call “taking risk off the table”: the idea is that if equity markets have been strong and you believe you’re comfortably on track to meet your goals, you can afford to reduce the risk in your portfolio…

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International Enexco’s copper assets being added to new company with projects in Nevada, Alaska