These Profits Could Go “Nuclear”

 

Hi Trader, When people talk clean energy, they like to talk wind and solar… But few people consider nuclear. See, nuclear power produces nearly zero emissions…  And a tiny pellet of uranium can produce the same amount of energy as about 120 gallons of oil or about 17,000 cubic feet of natural gas. But I get it — meltdowns and disasters have happened. Chernobyl and Fukushima come to mind. Thanks to these and a couple other disasters, uranium exploration and development have plummeted in recent years. Here's the thing, though: Technology and science have vastly improved since then. As the global economy roars back to life and energy demand increases (especially for clean energy)... nuclear could be the answer. Which means uranium-related stocks could potentially skyrocket in the coming years.  That's why JR just added 2 new uranium stock picks to his Under the Radar portfolio. Find out which companies he picked here. And here's the thing: JR's Under the Radar portfolio is only one of the awesome research services inside PFG. You also gain access to his core SDF trades and long-term ETF picks. The profit potential is nearly endless... Learn more about everything PFG has to offer here!   Dustin Pass Editor, Insider Report In Case You Missed It 1. You Can't Trust 'Em… 2. Hedge Funds Are Freaking Out That You Might Learn This 3. A Trading Strategy You Can "Settle Down With"

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