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Created: 2025-07-16 17:15:54 UTC

Yesterday, a highly unusual options trade appeared on $CCJ: a deep out-of-the-money $XX put expiring August 29, with a notional value of $629,000, roughly XX% below spot. This type of positioning is often used either as a directional bearish bet or as structured downside protection ahead of a potentially disruptive catalyst. Remember, we are in bull market for all nuclear name!

At the same time, $NXE (NexGen Energy) has seen a consistent buildup in bullish call flows. This kind of flow happens everday in $NXE

The two companies share critical strategic overlap: both are headquartered in Saskatchewan, Canada, and both operate in the uranium mining space with overlapping geological interest in the Athabasca Basin. 

Importantly, Cameco ($CCJ) has a history of transformative deals — most notably its 2022 announcement to acquire a XX% stake in Westinghouse Electric, which triggered a ~15% drop in its stock price on October 12, 2022, largely due to equity dilution concerns.

Putting this together, there’s a growing case to be made that Cameco could be preparing a bid for NexGen. If true, the $XX put could be preemptive protection against a post-announcement dip in CCJ (due to capital raise/dilution), while the surge in NXE calls may reflect speculation on a premium buyout offer. The synchronized nature of these flows, their scale, and the structural logic make this a potential deal setup worth watching closely.

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ChainTrust0103 Avatar Bubble Trader @ChainTrust0103 on x 14.3K followers Created: 2025-07-16 17:15:54 UTC

Yesterday, a highly unusual options trade appeared on $CCJ: a deep out-of-the-money $XX put expiring August 29, with a notional value of $629,000, roughly XX% below spot. This type of positioning is often used either as a directional bearish bet or as structured downside protection ahead of a potentially disruptive catalyst. Remember, we are in bull market for all nuclear name!

At the same time, $NXE (NexGen Energy) has seen a consistent buildup in bullish call flows. This kind of flow happens everday in $NXE

The two companies share critical strategic overlap: both are headquartered in Saskatchewan, Canada, and both operate in the uranium mining space with overlapping geological interest in the Athabasca Basin.

Importantly, Cameco ($CCJ) has a history of transformative deals — most notably its 2022 announcement to acquire a XX% stake in Westinghouse Electric, which triggered a ~15% drop in its stock price on October 12, 2022, largely due to equity dilution concerns.

Putting this together, there’s a growing case to be made that Cameco could be preparing a bid for NexGen. If true, the $XX put could be preemptive protection against a post-announcement dip in CCJ (due to capital raise/dilution), while the surge in NXE calls may reflect speculation on a premium buyout offer. The synchronized nature of these flows, their scale, and the structural logic make this a potential deal setup worth watching closely.

XXXXX engagements

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