Sprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF (URNJ)

With an increasing focus on nuclear energy, demand for uranium is set to substantially grow, making uranium ETFs an appealing investment strategy for the long-term.

Uranium Energy Corp. expands production with acquisition of Rio Tinto's Wyoming assets for $175 million, adding 175 million pounds of uranium resources and a licensed plant with 3,000-ton-per-day capacity.

With the supply-demand situation only getting worse, it’s time for investors to jump into some of the top long-term uranium stocks.

Wall Street has been on a solid rally in May, buoyed by renewed Fed rate cut bets, solid corporate earnings, and the artificial intelligence (AI) boom.

With supply-demand issues, uranium prices are at 16-year highs, which is creating opportunity for beaten-down uranium stocks.

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After a weak start to 2024, Wall Street regained momentum, with all three major indices logging their fifth straight week of gains.

Renewable energy stocks promise to be a hot topic during this election cycle, and investors picking these stocks stand to gain.

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As nuclear energy surges back into the limelight, promising a smoother transition away from fossil fuels, long-stagnant uranium markets have been booming.

September has lived up to its reputation of a historically weak month for stocks.

The third quarter proved to be highly volatile and uncertain for the U.S. stock market.

Uranium is one of the latest metals to see its price surge on clean energy demand. The key fuel in nuclear power plants had been declining for decades, but a recent renewed interest in nuclear power as a clean energy source to help economies transition to a fossil fuel-free future has revived investor interest.

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Wall Street has lost momentum since the start of August, triggered by the series of bank downgrades and fears of higher rates for a longer-than-expected period.

The transition towards low-carbon, clean energy solutions is continuing to pick up pace, and with it, the demand for critical minerals is projected to continue increasing. Critical minerals are the natural resources necessary to generate, transmit and store low-carbon energy.

Sprott Asset Management, a subsidiary of Sprott Inc. (NYSESII), is a leading global exchange-traded funds (ETFs) asset manager with a specialty in precious metals and energy transition investments.

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