Ken Medlock is senior director of the Center for Energy Studies. He breaks down the Middle East conflict’s impact on global energy in this MoneyShow MoneyMasters Podcast episode.
The nuclear sector's pullback contrasts with increased power demand, creating a potential opportunity for investors in uranium and reactor technology.
Uranium is one material that has been closely watched in 2026 amidst the Iran war and rising nuclear power demand. Trump has also been talking about seizing Iran's supply of enriched uranium.
As enriched uranium grows scarce and prices surge, this stock could fit well into a diversified energy portfolio.
Uranium demand and limited supply could send shares of companies held by these ETFs skyward in 2026, making them an easy way to gain broad exposure.
Centrus Energy has formally secured its listing on the NYSE. Nuclear-energy fans, you’ll want to circle Dec. 3 in ink.
Uranium prices are climbing, boosting investor interest in nuclear energy stocks. Analysts largely view Centrus as a strong growth candidate.
For investors seeking momentum, Global X Uranium ETF URA is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and has moved up 108.51% from its 52-week low price of $19.50 per share.But are there...
Increasing investments in the AI and Tech market were a dominant theme on Wall Street last year, and the momentum shows no signs of slowing in 2025. This sustained momentum presents a compelling opportunity...
(1:00) - President Trump's Recent Executive Order on Nuclear Power(8:05) - Big Tech's Push into Nuclear Energy(14:30) - Supply and Demand for Uranium and the Long-Term Impact(32:50) - Episode Roundup:...