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Most AI ETFs shuffle the same semiconductor stocks around, but one fund takes a completely different approach that could keep growing even if the entire AI rally collapses. The answer has nothing to do with chips or software.
Nuclear power has become one of the hottest investment themes in years, but the funds chasing it split into very different animals with very different risk profiles. Knowing which one actually matches your thesis could be the difference between riding the buildout and getting whipsawed by uranium spot prices.
Uranium miners have run hard into 2026. The Sprott Uranium Miners ETF (NYSE:URNM) is up 26% year to date and 119% over the past year, while the VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NYSEARCA:NLR) has gained 18% YTD and 98% over the same stretch. The two funds have become the default vehicles for investors trying to ... 2 Nuclear ETFs Positioned to Capture AI’s Power Demand Surge in 2026
Oil shock, AI power demand and energy security fears are driving a nuclear comeback. ETFs like NLR and NUKZ stand to benefit.
For a while after COVID, the playbook felt simple. If you wanted to beat the S&P 500, you just leaned harder into what was already working. That meant piling into the Magnificent Seven and other mega-cap tech growth names that dominated index returns. But that kind of concentration doesn’t last forever. So far this year, ... 3 ETFs That Are Beating the Market Right Now — and None of Them Are the Ones Everyone Already Owns
Every month, without checking the price first, one investor buys more shares of the VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NYSE:NLR). This isn’t because they think they can time the nuclear energy cycle perfectly, and it’s not because they have some edge on uranium spot prices. [keypoint] Instead, they do it because the structural case for ... Why One Investor Keeps Buying This Nuclear ETF Every Month and Won’t Stop
It’s hard to argue with the results of the S&P Indices Versus Active (SPIVA) study. For those unfamiliar, it compares active fund managers against their benchmark indices, and more often than not, the index comes out ahead. Over the past 15 years, 89.93% of large-cap funds underperformed the S&P 500. Shorten the time horizon, ... The 3 ETFs Beating the Market in 2026 Have Almost Nothing in Common With the S&P 500
The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF has surged 75% over the past year, climbing from around $84 in January 2025 to $146.60 today. With $3.6 billion in assets, this fund concentrates on uranium miners and nuclear utilities, betting that renewed interest in carbon-free baseload power will translate into sustained demand for nuclear fuel and infrastructure. ... NLR ETF Climbs 75% in One Year as Uranium Miners Ride $100 Per Pound Breakout
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