Jimmy Mengel,
Director of Customer Experience
July 4, 2025
And the rocket’s red glare
The bombs bursting in air
Gave proof through the night
That our flag was still there
–Francis Scott Key
Happy Fourth of July, everyone. I’m writing this outside of Baltimore, Maryland, where Francis Scott Key scribbled the iconic words to "Defence of Fort M'Henry" that every American now knows as the “Star Spangled Banner”.
On the morning of September 14, 1814, Scott Key witnessed America’s defense of Fort McHenry in the Battle of Baltimore. In what seemed like a defeat for the Americans, Scott Key awoke to see a garrison flag flapping in the wind, declaring that we had indeed beaten back the British forces.
The rest is history.
Fast forward to today, and the “bombs bursting in air” has taken on an entirely new meaning for global stability and investing.
Over the past few months – and for our purposes today – the last few weeks, bombs have dominated the news and global politics at large.
On June 22nd, the United States dropped fourteen 30,000-pound bunker buster bombs on Iran’s nuclear enrichment program during “Operation Midnight Hammer”. The main goal was to prevent the Iranians from enriching even more high-grade uranium.
I presume we all know how incredibly powerful uranium is when processed and made into a nuclear weapon.
However, today I don’t want to talk about bombs or destruction. I want to talk about how uranium is the energy source that could lead us into clean, safe and affordable energy for decades to come.
And how early investors can power their portfolios on uranium stocks right here in the USA.
Energy Independence
Nuclear energy has gotten a bad rap throughout history. From Three Mile Island to Chernobyl to Fukushima, nuclear disasters have burned a hole in our collective memories. Every one of these incidents has set us back from developing the cleanest and safest form of energy production.
From Earth.org:
Coal and oil act as ‘invisible killers’ and are responsible for 1 in 5 deaths worldwide. In 2018 alone, fossil fuels killed 8.7 million people globally. In contrast, in nearly 70 years since the beginning of nuclear power, only three accidents have raised public alarm: the 1979 Three Mile Island accident, the 1986 Chernobyl disaster and the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. Of these, only the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine directly caused any deaths.
Not only is nuclear power safer, it is also more reliable than wind and solar by, well, three miles. It’s steadfastly powered 20% of U.S. electricity every year since 1990.
These facts are the reason that the U.S. is doubling down on nuclear energy. When Donald Trump took office, he pledged to usher in a new nuclear age in America. In March, he signed several executive orders that would fast-track new projects and boost supplies that are created here in America. The goal is to quadruple the nation’s nuclear energy capacity.
But we are going to need a mother lode of uranium to do so.
Unfortunately, that hasn’t been our strong suit over the past few decades. While we were the world’s leading producer of uranium from the 1950s until the 1980s, we have leaned heavily upon imports since then.
A whopping seventy-three percent of enriched uranium in 2023 came from other countries - notably Russia.
Considering that we banned uranium imports from Russia last year, we’re going to have to get the drills turning here to make up for that deficit.
Luckily for investors, our own Gerardo Del Real has seen the writing on the wall for several years now and has three companies operating in the U.S. and Canada that should see an atomic boom in their production and therefore their share prices.
Atomic Profits
The uranium market is going to heat up quickly. Just take a look at a few of the most recent projects that have been announced:
- New York has announced plans to build a large nuclear-power facility, which would be the first new large U.S. plant project in more than 15 years.
- Microsoft unleashed a plan to restart the reactor at – of all places – Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island power plant.
- The Tennessee Valley Authority – the nation’s largest public power company – has requested a permit to build a small, modular nuclear reactor.
“Nuclear is very reliable, very resilient. It is carbon free,” Tennessee Valley Authority CEO Don Moul said in an exclusive interview Monday.
“It is, what I would consider, one of the highest quality generating sources we have. And so starting a path forward not only helps others in America follow, but it can also help America lead the world in the new technology.”
The race for clean energy, independent from foreign interference, and the massive surge to power the Artificial Intelligence revolution will push uranium prices to record highs.
Gerardo has laid out the most profitable stocks to ride to the top.
In his new report “Nuclear Melt-Up!”, he lays out the case for three companies that are operating domestically to secure our energy independence. The report includes research and ticker symbols for:
- The largest diversified North American-focused uranium company, advancing the next generation of low-cost, environmentally friendly uranium mining projects in the United States and high-grade conventional projects in Canada.
- One small company that is focused on becoming the leading ISR (in-situ recovery) uranium producer in the United States. ISR requires less of a mining footprint, fewer environmental concerns, lower costs, and fewer permitting requirements.
- A Canadian mineral company engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of uranium assets in the pursuit of a clean-energy future.
This “Nuclear Melt-Up” strategy has allowed Gerardo and his readers to reap triple- and quadruple-digit gains during the last uranium bull market. Now he’s primed to show you exactly how to do the same during this new one.
You can access the report right here.
Godspeed,
Jimmy Mengel
Director of Customer Experience, Daily Profit Cycle