Cameco Corp. Stock

Investors are zeroing in on energy, and for good reason. Coming into this year, the surge in energy demand, particularly from data centers, shows no signs of slowing. Meanwhile, escalating

After the Fukushima disaster in 2011, many nuclear energy companies struggled for more than a decade as cautious countries paused their nuclear projects. But over the past few years, the nuclear

The current administration's determination to pursue a policy of energy dominance while engaging in conflicts that directly affect regions of the world competing with the U.S. for energy is creating

The world is entering a new supercycle of electrification, with peak electricity demand expected to increase by 40% by 2035, according to a 2025 report by the International Energy Agency. That's

The world is in the midst of a nuclear renaissance. Around the world, 75 reactors are under construction, with another 120 planned, according to the World Nuclear Association.

It will take years

Cameco (NYSE: CCJ), the world's second-largest uranium miner, isn't usually considered a high-growth stock. But this year, its stock has risen 26% while the S&P 500 has stayed nearly flat. It's also

As technology companies move forward with data center plans and geopolitical tensions rise, demand for reliable energy continues to grow. According to the Bank of America Institute, U.S. electricity

Recent geopolitical events have sent shock waves through energy markets. Investors have watched the price of oil rise as high as $119 per barrel in some markets, while energy infrastructure assets

Energy stocks are often considered evergreen long-term investments because the world will always need more power. Most of them endure boom-and-bust cycles that generally last a few years, but they

Nuclear energy is enjoying a revival, as multiple countries look to nuclear power to help fuel their future. In the United States, President Donald Trump has set an ambitious goal to quadruple the

Cameco (NYSE: CCJ) struggled for a decade after the Fukushima disaster of 2011. From 2011 to 2021, the Canadian uranium miner's revenue plummeted from $2.4 billion to $1.5 billion as more countries

Cameco (NYSE: CCJ), the world's second-largest uranium miner, is attracting significant attention as the nuclear energy market expands again. Over the past five years, its stock surged nearly 750%

Uranium producer Cameco (NYSE: CCJ) has a strong history. However, the current stock price is in uncharted territory. The stock is trading very close to its all-time high of roughly $124 per share

I'll give this to you straight: As sure as I am that nuclear energy is becoming a key source to meet the growing energy demand, both in America and around the world, I'm not finding a whole lot of

I've made no secret of my love of nuclear energy stocks or of my bullishness on one of them, Canada's Cameco (NYSE: CCJ), in particular. The reason is simple: Artificial intelligence (AI) is already

Over the 10 years through 2020, Cameco (NYSE: CCJ) shares crashed 80%. What happened in the years that followed will blow your mind: The nuclear energy stock has rallied over 750% since 2011

Nuclear energy stocks were among the energy sector's best-performing stocks in 2025.

Oklo, for instance, ended the year with a triple-digit gain, while uranium enricher Centrus Energy and uranium

Demand for nuclear power is on the rise. The United States, along with numerous countries worldwide, is looking to drastically expand its nuclear energy capacity to meet growing demand from