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"Now, the US-UK nuclear deal is a possible boost for our uranium stocks, but this is an area where you just need to be very careful. And again, don't accept conventional wisdom here because there certainly are some production issues with stocks like Boss Energy, for instance."
The speaker warns that despite potential macro catalysts such as the US-UK nuclear deal, investors should exercise caution with uranium stocks. The commentary specifically calls out production issues in companies like Boss Energy and underscores the need for a discriminating approach in this volatile segment.
"NLR, the VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF, surged about 6.8% today and closed at the top of its trading range. This strong movement in the nuclear space prompted a full Swing Trader position recommendation, indicating a swift entry to capture the momentum."
The ETF NLR is identified as a strong play in the uranium and nuclear sector, having gained 6.8% in one day. The recommendation, already put on as a full Swing Trader position, suggests investors tap into this momentum, positioning for short-term gains in the sector.

"We include utilities, nuclear, and SMR companies in our fund mix. In our nuclear fund, the ticker NLR is up 45% this year, and with bipartisan support and policies like an executive push to have three new reactors running by next July 4th, the tailwind appears strong."
The conversation highlights a targeted investment in nuclear energy through the NLR ETF. With NLR up 45% year-to-date, the fund is benefiting from structural tailwinds such as pro-nuclear executive policies and bipartisan support. The discussion implies a buy-and-hold strategy for long-term growth over a five to ten year horizon, making it an actionable trade for investors seeking exposure to nuclear and SMR-related opportunities.
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