Ryan Stancil,
Editor
June 27, 2025
It goes without saying there isn’t much Democrats and Republicans agree on.
Whether it’s Trump’s late-night social media tirades about the democrats or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rebuking something the president says or does, the two sides rarely attempt to find middle ground.
And yet, there’s one topic the two sides seem to be increasingly aligned on: nuclear energy.
Historically, tragic incidents like Chernobyl and Three Mile Island have made the very idea of nuclear power plants unwelcome. Lately, however, the industry has undergone one of the greatest rebrands the world has ever seen.
Advances in technology and safety are part of that and so is the threat of climate change.
Scientists have been saying for years that something needs to be done and needs to be done now. And with that, it’s become increasingly obvious that nuclear power is the only way to meet growing demand without burning more fossil fuels.
It’s why Trump has made recent moves to give a boost to the domestic nuclear power industry. Via executive order, he has streamlined the process by which reactor designs and projects get approved. He recognizes the need for this power source as being immediate.
It’s also why Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has made moves to bring nuclear power to her state.
She had ordered the state's power authority to develop a zero-emission power facility that would generate up to 1 gigawatt of electricity. That’s enough power for up to 1 million homes.
Like other leaders who have made similar moves, she cited the importance of energy independence while also assuring safety and efficiency far above what nuclear facilities of the past were capable of.
This move by the governor is the latest in a long trend that has been unfolding over the past few years.
Fossil fuels have fallen out of favor, not just with cars but with how we power our homes and businesses. While technologies like solar and wind power have made massive amounts of progress, the power they generate can't meet the demands of a growing global population.
So the world has accepted that once-maligned nuclear power is the only way to meet power demands while trying to address climate change.
It's a trend that has opened a range of investment opportunities in a number of ways.
While there is money to be made in the technology, nuclear power is one of the biggest “picks and shovels” investment plays to come around in years.
These plants can't run without uranium, and so uranium miners are going to be some of the biggest money-makers in this nuclear power boom.
Security is one of the biggest concerns. The US has often relied on uranium from countries under Russian influence. That left our supply vulnerable whenever relations between the two nations were icy.
It's with that in mind that American miners have been developing domestic sources free of foreign influence.
It was a story that went ignored for the longest time but Wall Street and Main Street investors alike are beginning to wake up to it.
All you need to do is look at how the price of uranium has risen in just a short amount of time. Just over the last 10 or so days, its price has gone from $69 per pound to close to $78. That was after a prolonged period of stagnation following a fall from all-time highs above $100.
Much of that price surge came from Trump’s executive order and subsequent market movement that saw the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust raise $200 million to buy uranium in the spot market.
That just goes to show how much money there is to be made. And the best part is that this is only the beginning.
Gerardo Del Real has uncovered three little-known uranium stocks that he thinks are going to be some of the biggest winners in what he’s calling the “Nuclear Melt-Up”. All have properties in North America.
The last time something like this happened, investors were making gains like 13,000%, 30,000%, and even over 100,000%.
Gerardo’s research says that this one could be even bigger.
Learn all of the details by clicking here. This isn’t a profit opportunity you want to miss out on.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Daily Profit Cycle