The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, Sept. 27, edition that Canaccord analyst Katie Lachapelle is sticking with her "speculative buy" recommendation for Fission Uranium. The Globe's David Leeder writes that Ms. Lachapelle knocked her share target ahead by a dime to $1.40. Analysts on average target the shares at $1.36. The Globe reports that the Canaccord stockpicker says she remains "fundamentally bullish" on the uranium market, believing it "remains in a structural deficit, and with secondary supplies on the decline and inventory levels near recent lows (or immobile)." In a report released Tuesday, she increased her demand forecast, expecting total nuclear capacity to grow at a annual growth rate of 3.6 per cent through 2030 and 3.2 per cent through 2035. She says in a note: "This equates to a 30-per-cent increase in annual uranium demand through 2030 and 46 per cent through 2035. This growth is principally driven by new reactor builds in China/India but also supported by life extensions in the West. Conservatively, our forecast does not, at this point, include the deployment of small modular reactors." The Globe reported May 19, 2021, that Ms. Lachapelle rated Fission "speculative buy." When it was worth 62 cents.