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Global X Uranium ETF

URA tracks a market-cap-weighted index of companies involved in uranium mining and the production of nuclear components.

There are several compelling reasons to consider investing in uranium. The price ratio of Global X Uranium ETF to the S&P 500 has been volatile and sideways, but I suspect longer term the former can show real outperformance against core markets.

URA: The Bull Case For Uranium Glows Brighter

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The world is gradually moving away from fossil fuels for several reasons. These three industries stand to benefit the most.

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The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) offers exposure to the nuclear power supply chain and has seen governments continue to embrace nuclear power as a low-carbon energy source. Uranium prices have reached one-year highs, potentially driven by the launch of the Zuri-Invest Uranium Actively Managed Certificates (AMC) in Switzerland, which allows investors to invest in physical uranium. The URA ETF may follow suit with rising physical uranium prices, but risks include potential nuclear accidents and the ETF's heavy concentration in a handful of securities.

URA: New Entrant In Physical Uranium May Spark Virtuous Price Rally

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Nuclear energy is seen as a bridge fuel to a low-carbon future. With shares of URA down sharply in the last two years, valuations are better, but technical damage has been done.

URA: Nuclear-Related Stocks Consolidating After The Pandemic Surge

Throughout the previous decade or so, uranium has been firmly gripped by the bear market. From a spot peak of $136 per pound in June of 2007, the price fell to the $20 – $30 range for much of the post-Fukushima period.

Price outlook: Uranium and the nuclear renaissance

Loads of EVs are in the pipeline worldwide, energy will eventually be at a deficit. New reactor technologies using liquid sodium could make nuclear energy safer and more viable.

Global X Uranium ETF: The Future Of Energy Might Be Nuclear

URA and URNM are the two main ETFs offering equity exposure to the uranium space. URA may look better at first glance – it has better expense ratio, liquidity and discount to NAV.

URA Vs. URNM: Which Is The Better Uranium ETF?

The URA ETF provides exposure to a basket of uranium producers, physical holdings, and developers. Recent weakness in URA is due to its outsized Cameco exposure.

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Uranium companies continue to garner interest as a high-growth potential play as nuclear power becomes a more viable alternative energy option. One particular play worth noting is global uranium miner Cameco.

Continued Upside in This Uranium Miner Will Boost This ETF

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A reader asked for my thoughts on URA. URA is a uranium index ETF, focusing on uranium miners, and benefitting from the trend towards greater nuclear power generation.

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Uranium decoupled from stock and bond markets until September 12, 2022. URA may buck the trend of falling markets. Germany is extending two nuclear power plants.

Uranium Stocks Are Decoupling From Broader Market Gloom

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A uranium mining sector-related exchange traded fund rallied Monday as more countries consider turning back on nuclear reactors in face of a growing energy crisis. Among the best performing non-leveraged ETFs of Monday, the Global X Uranium ETF (URA) advanced 7.3%, breaking above its long-term resistance at the 200-day simple moving average.

Uranium ETF Powers Up as More Countries Go Nuclear

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said last week that the country would evaluate the potential build of new nuclear power plants.

Uranium stocks are soaring as Japan signals openness to more nuclear power and Elon Musk applauds the alternative energy source

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Uranium sector-specific exchange traded funds surged Wednesday after Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced that Japan will restart its nuclear power plants and outlined plans for developing next-generation reactors. Among the best performing non-leveraged ETFs of Wednesday, the Global X Uranium ETF (URA) advanced 11.

Uranium ETFs Jump as Japan Restarts Nuclear Reactors

URA invests in a basket of uranium producers, physical holdings, and developers. URA has held key technical support in recent drawdown.

URA: Japan Restarting Is Bullish

With cleaner energy becoming a targeted focus with the consideration of nuclear power, uranium demand has been rising. Additionally, geopolitical forces, such as the continuing war in Ukraine, could also weigh heavy on uranium prices.

Bullish Uranium Prices Should Boost This ETF

Two sizable ETFs offer exposure to the uranium space.

Uranium ETFs Could See Growing Demand

Energy security is such a key issue after the invasion of Ukraine, and countries in the EU especially have been hamstrung in the electricity situation. All bets are off now with countries considering oil assets and even coal again, even if only temporarily, to deal with the high energy prices.

Global X Uranium Is A Strategic Play And Recession Agnostic

Strong macro tailwinds from ESG and global energy security should benefit uranium securities such as the Global X Uranium ETF. URA's diverse holdings captures both uranium commodity exposure and uranium producer upsides.

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