3 Uranium Stocks With 39% Upside or More

The uranium industry has been on a roll lately, with stock prices surging thanks to some positive news. Major players like Cameco (CCJ) and Denison Mines (DNN) have seen their shares rally sharply after the U.S. announced plans to offer up to $3.4 billion in funding to support domestic uranium production. However, these popular uranium stocks are now trading close to their average analyst price targets, suggesting limited room for additional upside.

But for investors still looking to take part in the uranium rush, there are still some lesser-known stocks that could potentially see significant gains. The recent rally was fueled by President Biden signing a bill to ban Russian uranium imports , aiming to punish Moscow for the Ukraine invasion and further reduce reliance on Russian energy sources. The ban, set to take effect in mid-August 2024, unlocked $2.72 billion in federal funding to expand the domestic uranium industry. […]

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