Have you seen the UEC chart lately? In March – May we started accumulating stock, see our post Uranium Is Burning Up The Markets, it’s doing more than just burning up the markets now, I’ve got a whole burning in my pocket with the amazing increases I’ve seen. Here’s what we said about Uranium and UEC:

Uranium companies are hot on our radar – Making a huge spike back into the markets – a large percentage of our Uranium is derived from foreign soil with only a small percentage in the U.S. – local companies are trying to change that. A few U.S. companies that we like:

UEC – is one of them – with a volatile market and positive news out this could be a great buying opportunity.

This proved to be a great opportunity.  And with more good news on the horizon, this just might get better: Uranium Energy Corp Commences Major Drilling Program at Salvo Project in South Texas.

And to make things hotter, check out this PR from Encompass Fund:

The Encompass Fund (ENCPX), www.encompassfund.com, a go-anywhere, open-end mutual fund that posted a 137% return in 2009*, continues to outperform this year. The fund gained 22.14% as of October 31, 2010 to rank in the top 1% in Morningstar’s World Stock Fund category out of 830 mutual funds for the year-to-date period ended October 31, 2010.

Guess who was in their top 5 holdings if you guessed UEC you’d be right.

As of Oct. 31, 2010, the fund’s top five holdings were:

• Avalon Rare Metals (AVL.TO; AVARF.PK)
• Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC)
• Delcath Systems (DCTH)
• Petrodorado Energy (PDQ.V; PTRDF.PK)
• Avion Gold Corp. (AVR.V; AVGCF.PK)

It’s true that AAPL has been climbing steadily in value since February and just like  we recalled it would in our post An AAPL a Day :In fact, we’ve written posts on it almost every single month since our post He Who Has The Gold Makes The Rules, where we were calling out that it would be a good buy at $138 it’s now $258.”  AAPL is trading at just about $284 now.  We also talked about RIMM being over shadowed by apple’s iPhone & iPad:

No major tech stock has gone more quickly from hero to goat than Research in Motion, maker of the Blackberry smartphone. This was possibly one of the great growth stories of the last six years (when sales grew anywhere from +35% to +127% in any given year), but Apple’s (Nasdaq: AAPL) stunning success with the iPhone and the iPad have led investors to think RIM’s days of growth are over. And they ran as fast as they could, pushing shares down from above $80 last September to below $50 in early July (before a recent rebound to $56).

And now the time has come for RIMM to shine, with the anticipated release of the Blackberry Playbook in early 2011, we’re getting in now before the value increases! The Playbook is sure to one up the iPad in a few areas, one being that it can be used as a “sidekick” to your current Blackberry to make doing business, checking emails, or social networks on the go even more efficient. With the RIMM stock trading around $50, it’s a better bang for your buck.