URNM

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URNM
$66,45
-$2,29(-3,33%)

*Data last updated: 2026-04-28 22:10 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-04-28 22:10, Sprott Uranium Miners ETF (URNM) is priced at $66,45, with a total market cap of $1,59B, a P/E ratio of 0,00, and a dividend yield of 0,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $65,48 and $68,76. The current price is 1,48% above the day's low and 3,35% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 465,70K. Over the past 52 weeks, URNM has traded between $57,71 to $72,29, and the current price is -8,07% away from the 52-week high.

URNM Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$67,01
Market Cap$1,59B
Volume465,70K
P/E Ratio0,00
Dividend Yield (TTM)0,00%
Dividend Amount$1,74
Net Income (FY)$0,00
Revenue (FY)$0,00
Revenue Estimate$0,00
Shares Outstanding23,78M
Beta (1Y)1.08
Ex-Dividend Date2025-12-18
Dividend Payment Date2025-12-22

About URNM

The fund will normally invest at least 80% of its total assets in securities of the index. The index is designed to track the performance of companies that devote at least 50% of their assets to (i) mining, exploration, development, and production of uranium; and/or (ii) holding physical uranium, owning uranium royalties, or engaging in other, non-mining activities that support the uranium mining industry. It is non-diversified.
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryAsset Management
HeadquartersDarien,CT,US

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一直在看AI相关ETF的布局,发现这个赛道的产品设计思路其实挺有意思的。基本上分为两个派系:一种是直接持有AI公司的核心基金,另一种是围绕AI基础设施的衍生品。 核心AI ETF这块,Global X的AIQ追踪的是Indxx AI指数,费率0.68%,大概管理了60亿美元资产。如果想要更便宜的选项,BlackRock的ARTY只要0.47%费率,两个基金的持仓思路差不多,都是云计算、软件平台和芯片设计公司。还有一个更激进的选择是Roundhill的CHAT,这是主动管理型,费率0.75%,专注生成式AI概念股,适合想要集中押注的人。 再往外扩展,芯片基础设施这块是绕不开的。iShares的SOXX和VanEck的SMH都是追踪半导体产业链,费率分别是0.34%和0.35%,都是被动指数基金。VanEck这个基金前十大持仓超过70%,Nvidia、TSMC、Broadcom这些重磅股票权重很高,相比之下iShares的分散度稍好一点。 数据中心REIT这块要留意利率风险。Pacer的SRVR和Global X的DTCR都是这个方向,DTCR费率0.50%。这类基金在利率上升的环境下会承压,但从基本面看AI算力需求在持续增长。 还有个有意思的方向是核能。VanEck的NLR覆盖核电运营商和铀矿公司,费率0.56%;Sprott的URNM主要投铀矿企业,费率0.75%。这是AI电力需求的一个长期bet。 如果要搭建完整的AI ETF组合,简单粗暴的办法就是选一个核心AI基金(Global X或iShares都行),然后加几个卫星基金:芯片选一个、数据中心选一个、网络安全选一个(CIBR或HACK都不错,费率都在0.60%左右)。想要更激进的可以再加点量子计算的QTUM(0.40%费率),虽然还比较speculative,但最近在纠错算法上有些进展。 整体来看,AI相关ETF的费率从0.34%到0.75%不等,大部分是被动指数基金,少数主动管理的会贵一点。选什么主要看你是想集中在AI平台层,还是想把整条产业链都覆盖上。我自己的思路是先选个费率低的AI核心基金作为压舱石,然后根据对基础设施的看法加一些特定方向的基金。
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PuzzledScholar

PuzzledScholar

04-17 15:03
Been watching the uranium market pretty closely lately, and there's definitely some interesting plays happening right now. The whole sector has been buzzing ever since Kazakhstan made those policy shifts last year - basically signaling that uranium supply could get tighter going forward. When governments start changing tax structures like that, it usually means something's shifting in the market dynamics. So if you're thinking about getting exposure to uranium etfs without trying to pick individual mining stocks, there are three main contenders worth understanding. Let me break down what I've been seeing. First up is URA - the Global X Uranium ETF. This one's got serious size behind it with over 3.5 billion in assets, which means you're not dealing with some tiny fund. The approach is pretty straightforward: it tracks companies across the whole uranium supply chain, from mining operations to nuclear component manufacturers. What caught my attention is the liquidity on this thing - averaging 2.5 million shares daily, so you can actually get in and out without weird slippage. Cameco's their biggest holding at around a quarter of the fund. The dividend yield sits around 5.5% which is pretty generous. Expense ratio is 0.69%, which is reasonable for a specialized sector play. Then there's NLR from VanEck. This one's smaller - about 240 million in assets - but it's got a broader mandate that includes actual nuclear power utilities, not just miners. So you're getting exposure to companies building and maintaining nuclear facilities alongside the uranium extraction side. The geographic diversification is interesting too - they've got US exposure but also meaningful positions in Canada and Europe. Dividend yield is lower at around 3.9%, and the expense ratio is actually competitive at 0.60%. Fair warning though: liquidity is thinner here with less than 100k daily volume, so that's something to keep in mind if you're an active trader. Then URNM - the Sprott Uranium Miners ETF. This one's laser-focused on uranium mining specifically, which means you're getting concentrated exposure to the actual mining companies rather than the broader nuclear ecosystem. It's sitting at around 1.7 billion in assets and has been picking up steam. They hold 38 different securities with Cameco again leading the way, followed by Kazatomprom itself. The liquidity here is solid at 400k shares daily average. Expense ratio is 0.85% and they're offering a 3.4% yield. What's interesting about all three of these uranium etfs is that they're all positioned differently. URA gives you the broadest exposure, NLR brings in the utility companies, and URNM is the pure-play uranium mining bet. The case for uranium as a sector still makes sense to me - global nuclear energy interest is picking up as people get serious about clean power, and supply dynamics are getting tighter. Whether you go with one or mix and match really depends on your risk tolerance and what part of the uranium value chain you want to emphasize. Just worth doing your own research before committing capital.
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