Uranium ETF $URA

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 Uranium ETF $URA

Check out the Uranium ETF $URA:

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URA completed a multi-year base in April 2021. It has since found support at a former resistance level marked by its prior cycle highs from 2017.

Uranium is a play that the energy transition needs more energy than renewables can provide.

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