I can understand the frustration, but the only thing I can think of is that the turn around will happen when everyone is at their lowest.
The scary part for me is that it looks like the price is being held low for accumulation and to be able to put in a lowball bid by some purchaser. At the present price, I don't think that the 1st offer will be any higher tan what FCU was getting from Denison. So another cliff hanger will occur if the vote will accept the price or not. Since, this would be the second sale/merge I suspect that most people would go with it rather than waiting it out.
The other thing that bothers me about Uranium in general is how coupled it seems to be to the price of oil. That is, as the price of oil goes down the price of uranium follows. That makes sense if one considers that it is cheaper to produce energy using oil rather than uranium.
The only thing going for uranium is that it could lessen the carbon emissions to help the climate and the world seems to be heading that way.
IMO, I still think though that in the long term uranium will win out, but when?
R