Nick Hodge,
Publisher
Oct. 21, 2025
Gerardo and I have been pounding the table on uranium for over a decade.
We were buying when it was out of favor, forgotten, and actively shunned.
We were buying when the spot price was below $20 per pound and no U.S. company was producing more than a trickle.
We were buying because we understood one simple truth:
The world can’t hit its energy goals without nuclear power.
Now, that truth is becoming impossible to ignore.
The U.S. Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, recently said what we’ve known all along:
“Nuclear is going to become sexy again.”
And he’s right.
The United States consumes nearly 50 million pounds of uranium per year… and yet produces less than 2 million. That’s unsustainable. It’s a security risk. And it’s an investment opportunity — especially now that the White House is moving to fix it.
Just in the past few weeks, the U.S. government has issued multiple executive orders to turbocharge domestic uranium production, streamline permitting, and overhaul the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
The Department of the Interior just greenlit America’s first new uranium mine on federal land in years.
And it’s not just the government.
Tech giants like Meta and Amazon are getting into nuclear. Not just buying power… developing the reactors themselves. Meta just signed a 20-year deal for clean baseload electricity from an Illinois nuclear plant. These companies aren’t dumb. They’re facing insatiable power demand from AI and data centers. And they know that only nuclear can provide clean, reliable, 24/7 electricity.
It’s a megatrend in motion.
Even Japan — where Fukushima happened — is now doubling down on nuclear. Newly elected Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has made it central to her energy policy. She knows Japan can’t meet its goals without it.
Political sentiment is now aligned.
According to Pew Research, both Democrats and Republicans now strongly support building more nuclear plants. In a polarized world, that’s rare. But it’s happening, because everyone — from climate activists to defense hawks — understands we need energy independence, and we need it clean.
Momentum is building. That’s why the URA uranium ETF is breaking out of its consolidation pattern.
And it’s why Gerardo is already sitting on 10-baggers in uranium stocks he recommended to his subscribers years ago.
But here’s the thing: the big move hasn’t even started yet.
That happens when the U.S. starts producing serious pounds… when these new mines come online… when Meta or Amazon actually builds its first reactor… when another Executive Order hits the wire…
And if you wait for those headlines, you’ll already be too late.
That’s why we’ve just published a brand-new report.
It covers the exact uranium stocks we’re buying right now — before the next wave of capital floods in.
We’ve already made a fortune in this space.
But if you missed the first wave, this is your second chance.
Click here now to read our latest report and see how we’re positioning for the next leg of the uranium bull market.
Call it like you see it,
Nick Hodge
Publisher, Daily Profit Cycle