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Uranium Royalty Corp. (NASDAQ:UROY) reported its first quarter FY27 results on September 14. The company’s landmark acquisition of Sweetwater Royalties was a major highlight for the reported period. On the operational front, Uranium Royalty’s core royalty portfolio carried a stable outlook amid encouraging production trends from major counterparties like Paladin Energy and Cameco. Despite industry-wide […]

Investors need to pay close attention to CIVB stock based on the movements in the options market lately

The world’s energy landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift. Concerns over climate change, pollution, energy security, and long-term sustainability are putting greater pressure on fossil fuels and accelerating the search for alternatives. The direction is becoming clear: the future of energy is moving toward carbon-free power. But the move away from carbon emissions is hardly the only driver here. Utility providers and national governments are also wrestling with questions about reliable ener

Cameco boasts a 16.9% net margin and strong free cash flow, while MP Materials burns cash despite major GM and Apple contracts.

Energy markets are on edge as the Iran conflict disrupts oil supply, and the Federal Reserve keeps lifting interest rates to fight stubborn inflation. Power that is not tied to fossil fuels suddenly matters more to Canadian investors. Nuclear-focused companies sit squarely in that conversation. This article walks through three nuclear energy stocks from the Canadian market that can help you study this theme in a focused and time efficient way. The three nuclear energy stocks covered below are...

The planned reopening of a Cold War era US military base in Greenland under a new security pact signals how seriously governments now treat control over energy rich regions. As Arctic routes, minerals and power links become more valuable, long term electricity supply looks less like a utility bill and more like critical infrastructure. This article breaks down three stocks linked to nuclear powered energy security that fit that story. The stocks below are just a sample, and the full Nuclear...

Westinghouse's coming IPO revival has a 63-year-old Social Security collector asking the wrong question. Whether the gain stops his monthly check is easy. Which tax return quietly absorbs it is where real money gets lost.

AI data centers are driving a power-demand surge, reviving nuclear energy, while nuclear ETFs offer diversified exposure to the industry.

Westinghouse's IPO could unlock significant value for its owners.

Nuclear energy is enjoying a resurgence, and these two stocks should benefit.

Nuclear demand is rising fast, and two very different stocks offer two very different ways for investors to cash in.

Cameco (CCJ) concluded the recent trading session at $91.62, signifying a -1.27% move from its prior day's close.

Energy stocks fell late Friday afternoon with the NYSE Energy Sector Index declining 0.7% and the St

Cameco's stake in Westinghouse could be a strong tailwind for the stock as nuclear energy enjoys a resurgence.

Investing.com -- Westinghouse Electric Co. is pursuing a valuation exceeding $50 billion for its U.S. initial public offering, Bloomberg reported Friday citing people familiar with the plans.

Westinghouse Electric Co., a provider of reactor technology to nuclear power plants, is seeking a valuation of more than $50 billion in its US initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.

In recent days, Cameco has been highlighted as a central player in the global uranium market, with disciplined production, tier-one deposits, integrated fuel-cycle operations and long-term utility contracts, while analysts anticipate year-over-year earnings growth despite its current Zacks Rank of #4 (Sell). An interesting angle is Cameco’s substantial stake in Westinghouse, whose planned IPO could deepen Cameco’s role across reactor technology and nuclear services, potentially reshaping how...

Reaves W H & Co Inc’s second-quarter 2026 investor letter reports a 10.55% increase for its “Reaves Long Term Value Wrap Strategy,” outperforming the MSCI USA Infrastructure Index’s 6.31% decline. The letter can be downloaded here. Cash distributions grew 6.7% in the quarter compared to Q2 2025. Despite geopolitical uncertainty, investor sentiment remained strong. AI […]

Cameco (CCJ) concluded the recent trading session at $92.8, signifying a +2.09% move from its prior day's close.

BWXT expands nuclear manufacturing and advanced technology capabilities across commercial, government and next-generation nuclear markets.

Uranium Energy's Q4 fiscal 2026 revenues are expected to rise, but higher operating expenses may offset gains and leave the uranium miner with a loss.

Three ways to play the nuclear power renaissance that's taking shape the world over to meet rising electricity demand.

Cameco generates $775M in free cash flow with a 17% net margin, while USA Rare Earth burns cash as it scales. The valuation gap tells a starkly different investment story.

On September 11, a caller inquired about Cameco Corporation (NYSE:CCJ), and here’s what Mad Money host Jim Cramer had to say in response: I like uranium. I like BWXT a little more. But I think that this Cameco’s for real. I really do, because I think we are going to embrace nuclear power, but it’s […]

The average brokerage recommendation (ABR) for Cameco (CCJ) is equivalent to a Buy. The overly optimistic recommendations of Wall Street analysts make the effectiveness of this highly sought-after metric questionable. So, is it worth buying the stock?

Investing.com -- Russia accused Ukraine of striking fuel trucks serving the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, as Russian drone attacks on the Ukrainian port city of Odesa wounded at least five people on Sunday, Reuters reported.

Cameco is a supplier to the global nuclear energy sector, with its Blind River facility being a key asset in the refining space.

Cameco (CCJ) closed the most recent trading day at $97.42, moving 2.98% from the previous trading session.

Cameco boasts nearly $780M in free cash flow and a 16.9% net margin, while MP Materials burns cash despite high-profile partnerships.

Cameco generates $779M in annual free cash flow with a fortress balance sheet, while TMC burns cash in pursuit of unproven deep-sea technology.